This CCNA R/S labs course which was originally for the old (200-120) & now for the NEW CCENT (100-105) Labs course is the most complete practice labs course for Cisco's old (200-120) & new certification exams.
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This CCNA R/S labs course which was originally for the old (200-120) & now for the NEW CCENT (100-105) Labs course is the most complete practice labs course for Cisco's old (200-120) & new certification exams.
This CCNA R/S labs course which was originally for the old (200-120) & now for the NEW CCENT (100-105) Labs course is the most complete practice labs course for Cisco's old (200-120) & new certification exams.
Although this course was originally made for the old 200-120 certification, it is still relevant for the
The old CCNA 200-120 is still about 70-80% relevant in the New CCNA 200-125 certification exam. And that is the reason that this LABS course was renamed to reflect that.
The course not only gets the student prepared for the new CCENT simulations, but gives the student more practice labs than what is covered in the certification exam.
This course is over 10+ hours long and it is a complete Hands-On lab course.
It is the students responsibility to have these to practice with. The Cisco Packet Tracer and/or VIRAL (Virtual Internet Routing Lab) are Cisco proprietary software and can only be obtained through Cisco. It is up to each student to obtain the simulator/emulator of their choice to study along with this course.
In this course we will cover all the labs required to prepare you to practice and make sure you are prepared to tackle the simulation part of the CCENT certification exam.
Be aware that the for Cisco's new CCENT exam, the practice of simulations is extremely important and crucial to pass the certification. Therefore, this course will be prepared the student to be able to configure routers and switches by the time they complete this course.
This course is designed for the student to follow along with me as I explain the labs and the configurations.
My “Cisco CCNA for the 200-120 & now CCENT Labs" course is the gateway your success.
This course will enable you to overcome the barriers of the simulation part of the exam and give you the confidence needed to pass.
Remember that Cisco's new CCENT (100-105) certification exam is timed.
This course will make sure you can breeze through the configurations and simulations so you can have time to spare for other parts of the exam.
Also, please keep in mind, that when taking your cert, more than likely, you will have one or more simulations that have several parts to it...meaning, one question can be comprised of 2 or more parts, and all parts MUST be answered in order for you to get credit for that question.
Not answering one or more parts to any question will result in failing that question.
We definitely can't have that.
The difference between passing and failing may be just 1 point.
This is precisely why it is extremely important that you look at each question carefully and answer ALL parts of that question. Doing this will guarantee your success...and that's precisely why I am here...to make sure you have the tools to succeed.
As with all my courses, I prepare them carefully and specifically to ensure that you can pass Cisco's new CCENT (100-105) certification exam and join the IT and/or Networking professions with this most important cert.
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Learning objectives
- This course will prepare the student for the ccent and/or isimulations of the cnd1 (100-105) part of the certification exam.
- Students will be able to configure routers and switches to prepare for the ccent certification exam.
- Students can use this labs course as a supplement to practice for the simulation part of cisco's new icnd1 (100-105)
- This course is a hands-on practice labs course to help the student prepare for real world scenarios.
- This course will prepare the student for the ccent and/or isimulations of the cnd1 (100-105) part of the certification exam.
- Students will be able to configure routers and switches to prepare for the ccent certification exam.
- Students can use this labs course as a supplement to practice for the simulation part of cisco's new icnd1 (100-105)
- This course is a hands-on practice labs course to help the student prepare for real world scenarios.
Syllabus
This section will give students an understanding of the purpose of this course and what to expect to get out of it.
In this lecture you will learn what to expect out of this course.
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Syllabus
In this lecture you will learn what to expect out of this course.
This lecture will explain the labs we will be configuring; which are; Basic Administration, Default Routes, Static Routes and RIPv2.
This lecture will show how to configure the administrative tasks of a Cisco router, how to configure IP's on the interfaces and then finishing with verification of connectivity.
In this lecture you will learn how to configure and understand Static Default Routes
In this lecture you will learn how to configure static routes and understand the concepts of using static routes
In this lecture you will learn how to configure the routing protocol RIPv2
This section simply summates what topics where covered in this section
In this lecture I will explain the labs we will be doing for EIGRP.
In this lecture you will learn how to configure EIGRP and gain an understanding of the topology table and its contents.
Here you will learn to manipulate path selection by changing the defaul bandwidths on the interfaces.
This lecture summates the topics covered
This lecture will explain the labs we will be using to configure OSPF.
In this lecture you learn how to calculate Wildcard Masks, in two very easy methods.
In this lecture you will configure OSPF and learn how to use some show commands to acquire specific information
In this lecture you will configure OSPF in a Multi-Access environment and gain the understanding of the DR/BDR election process.
This lecture will explain what we will be covering in the switching labs
In this lecture you will learn the basic configurations such as, passwords, usernames, SSH, DNS and more.
In this lecture you will learn to create, name and assign vlans
In this lecture you will learn how to configure trunk ports on a LAYER 2 switch.
In this lecture you will learn how to work with the STP protocol.
In this lecture you will learn how secure your switch ports, so rogue users can connect to those ports and compromise your network.
In this lecture you will learn how to configure inter-vlan connectivity in a Cisco router.
This lecture summates the topics in section.
This lecture will explain what labs you will be configuring.
In this lecture you will configure standard access-list and apply them on an interface and your telnet lines
In this lecture you will configure extended access-lists that will allow and deny certain port numbers, too and from a particular host.
This section summates the topics in this section
This lecture will explain what labs we will be creating and configuring to use NAT.
In this lecture you will learn how to configure NAT Overload and learn the pitfalls you may encounter
In this lecture you will see the configuration of Dynamic NAT and its Pitfalls.
In this lecture I will explain the labs you will configure in the section
In this lecture you will learn how to configure HSRP.
In this lecture you will configure EtherChannel and be able to compare it to a non-EtherChannel network
In this lecture I will explain the Labs you will be configuring in this section
In this lecture you will learn how to configure frame-relay and understand its concepts
In this lecture you will learn how to configure PPP on Cisco Routers and be able to troubleshoot why is not working.
This lecture summates the topics in this section
This lecture will explain what to expect in this section
In this lecture you will learn how to configure DHCP for various networks through vlans
In this lecture you will learn how to configure IPv6 addresses on a Cisco router and very connectivity.
In this lecture you will learn how to configure and verify RIPng
In this lecture you learn how to configure EIGRP for IPv6 on Cisco Routers and verify its working
In this lecture you will learn how to configure OSPFv3 and verify that is working as well as default static IPv6 route.
In this lecture you will learn how to configure Auto-configuration and its purpose.
This lecture summates the topics on this section
In this lecture I will explain the wireless lab you will configure.
In this lab you will configure a basic Wireless Configuration using a Linksys router and I will show you a network configured using Radius server for wireless users.
In this section I will explain what configurations you will be doing in the CCNA Final Lab
This lecture you will configure an enterprise network with topics learned in this course
This Section Summates the topics in this section
In this lecture I will briefly give you an overview of the resources you have and motivated you to go and take your CCNA certification
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Activities
Review Basic Networking Concepts
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Refreshing basic networking concepts provides a strong foundation for understanding the more advanced topics covered in the course.
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Review materials from previous networking courses or experience.
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Read articles or tutorials on basic networking principles.
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Participate in online discussions or forums related to basic networking.
Follow Cisco's Official Certification Exam Study Guide
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This study guide provides a comprehensive overview of the exam topics and can help improve the quality of preparation.
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Obtain the latest version of the study guide from Cisco's website.
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Review the topics covered in the study guide.
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Complete the practice questions and simulations provided in the study guide.
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Use the study guide to identify areas where additional knowledge is required.
Review Administrative Configuration
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Knowing the basics will refresh you on the fundamentals of network administration and will supplement your knowledge for this course.
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Networking Basics
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Read the first two chapters in the provided Cisco Press for the 200-120 book.
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Set up some basic administrative configurations on your home router and see what settings can be modified.
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Review 'CCNA Data Center Networking Lab Manual' by Cisco Press
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This book provides hands-on labs that reinforce the concepts covered in the course and simulates real-world networking scenarios.
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Read and understand the chapters corresponding to the topics covered in the course.
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Attempt the review questions and exercises provided at the end of each chapter.
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Use the lab scenarios to practice configuring and troubleshooting network devices.
Configure Labs using Packet Tracer
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Reinforce concepts from the lectures and labs by configuring and troubleshooting routers and switches in a virtual environment.
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Packet Tracer
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Download and install Packet Tracer
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Access and configure a router
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Configure a switch and connect it to the router
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Configure basic routing and switching protocols
Configure Default Routes
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Practicing with default routing will prepare you to configure default routes in the context of Cisco networking.
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Open Packet Tracer and begin working through the configuration of default routes.
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Use the Packet Tracer simulator to practice configuring default routes with different network topologies.
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Once you understand how to configure default routes, take some time to explore other routing protocols, such as RIP and OSPF.
Follow Cisco's CCNA Labs
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Completing the labs will give you hands-on experience with the concepts covered in this course.
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Go to the Cisco website and download the Packet Tracer software.
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Open Packet Tracer and begin working through the CCNA labs.
Form a Study Group with Classmates
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Collaborating with peers in a study group can enhance understanding and provide a support system.
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Identify interested classmates who are willing to form a study group.
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Establish regular meeting times and a dedicated study space.
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Review course materials together, discuss concepts, and work on assignments collaboratively.
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Quiz each other to test understanding and identify areas for improvement.
Create a network diagram of a small business network
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Creating a network diagram helps visualize and understand the topology of a network.
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Identify the network devices and their connections.
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Use a network diagram software or tool to create the diagram.
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Label the network devices and connections with appropriate descriptions.
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Review the diagram to ensure it accurately represents the network.
Practice Cisco Router and Switch Commands
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Practicing commands reinforces knowledge of Cisco router and switch configurations.
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Networking Protocols
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Use a Cisco Packet Tracer or emulator to set up a virtual network environment.
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Use the command line interface (CLI) to configure routers and switches.
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Experiment with different commands to observe their effects.
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Troubleshoot any errors or issues that arise during the practice.
Contribute to Open-Source Networking Projects
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Contributing to open-source projects provides hands-on experience and exposure to real-world networking challenges.
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Networking
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Identify open-source networking projects that align with your interests and skill level.
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Join the project's community and contribute to discussions or issue tracking.
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Submit bug reports, feature requests, or code contributions to the project's repository.
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Participate in code reviews and provide feedback to other contributors.
Review Basic Networking Concepts
Show steps
Refreshing basic networking concepts provides a strong foundation for understanding the more advanced topics covered in the course.
Browse courses on
Networking
Show steps
- Review materials from previous networking courses or experience.
- Read articles or tutorials on basic networking principles.
- Participate in online discussions or forums related to basic networking.
Follow Cisco's Official Certification Exam Study Guide
Show steps
This study guide provides a comprehensive overview of the exam topics and can help improve the quality of preparation.
Show steps
- Obtain the latest version of the study guide from Cisco's website.
- Review the topics covered in the study guide.
- Complete the practice questions and simulations provided in the study guide.
- Use the study guide to identify areas where additional knowledge is required.
Review Administrative Configuration
Show steps
Knowing the basics will refresh you on the fundamentals of network administration and will supplement your knowledge for this course.
Browse courses on
Networking Basics
Show steps
- Read the first two chapters in the provided Cisco Press for the 200-120 book.
- Set up some basic administrative configurations on your home router and see what settings can be modified.
Review 'CCNA Data Center Networking Lab Manual' by Cisco Press
Show steps
This book provides hands-on labs that reinforce the concepts covered in the course and simulates real-world networking scenarios.
View
CCNA Cybersecurity Operations Lab Manual
on Amazon
Show steps
- Read and understand the chapters corresponding to the topics covered in the course.
- Attempt the review questions and exercises provided at the end of each chapter.
- Use the lab scenarios to practice configuring and troubleshooting network devices.
Configure Labs using Packet Tracer
Show steps
Reinforce concepts from the lectures and labs by configuring and troubleshooting routers and switches in a virtual environment.
Browse courses on
Packet Tracer
Show steps
- Download and install Packet Tracer
- Access and configure a router
- Configure a switch and connect it to the router
- Configure basic routing and switching protocols
Configure Default Routes
Show steps
Practicing with default routing will prepare you to configure default routes in the context of Cisco networking.
Show steps
- Open Packet Tracer and begin working through the configuration of default routes.
- Use the Packet Tracer simulator to practice configuring default routes with different network topologies.
- Once you understand how to configure default routes, take some time to explore other routing protocols, such as RIP and OSPF.
Follow Cisco's CCNA Labs
Show steps
Completing the labs will give you hands-on experience with the concepts covered in this course.
Show steps
- Go to the Cisco website and download the Packet Tracer software.
- Open Packet Tracer and begin working through the CCNA labs.
Form a Study Group with Classmates
Show steps
Collaborating with peers in a study group can enhance understanding and provide a support system.
Browse courses on
Networking
Show steps
- Identify interested classmates who are willing to form a study group.
- Establish regular meeting times and a dedicated study space.
- Review course materials together, discuss concepts, and work on assignments collaboratively.
- Quiz each other to test understanding and identify areas for improvement.
Create a network diagram of a small business network
Show steps
Creating a network diagram helps visualize and understand the topology of a network.
Browse courses on
Networking
Show steps
- Identify the network devices and their connections.
- Use a network diagram software or tool to create the diagram.
- Label the network devices and connections with appropriate descriptions.
- Review the diagram to ensure it accurately represents the network.
Practice Cisco Router and Switch Commands
Show steps
Practicing commands reinforces knowledge of Cisco router and switch configurations.
Browse courses on
Networking Protocols
Show steps
- Use a Cisco Packet Tracer or emulator to set up a virtual network environment.
- Use the command line interface (CLI) to configure routers and switches.
- Experiment with different commands to observe their effects.
- Troubleshoot any errors or issues that arise during the practice.
Contribute to Open-Source Networking Projects
Show steps
Contributing to open-source projects provides hands-on experience and exposure to real-world networking challenges.
Browse courses on
Networking
Show steps
- Identify open-source networking projects that align with your interests and skill level.
- Join the project's community and contribute to discussions or issue tracking.
- Submit bug reports, feature requests, or code contributions to the project's repository.
- Participate in code reviews and provide feedback to other contributors.
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