2015
Lynda
Lazaro Diaz
6h 23m
English
Cisco Certified Entry Networking Technician (CCENT) is the test for networking technicians. It validates their ability to install, operate, and troubleshoot a network—and keep it secure. This course is your first step towards CCENT certification and a career in IT. Lazaro Diaz prepares you with practical examples that you'll encounter in the exam and in real life. You'll learn the basics of configuring Cisco routers and switches, IP addressing, routing protocols like RIP and OSPF, and critical security concepts such as switch port security and access control lists. Watch the entire course to start or zero in on the skills you need to practice most.
Topics include:
The basics of networking
The TCP/IP model vs. OSI model
Understanding the Cisco three-layer model
Collision and binary domains
Converting binary to decimal and hexadecimal
IP addressing
Subnetting
Diagramming summarization
Working Cisco IOS
Managing Cisco internetworks
IP routing
Switching
Security with ACLs
Configuring and verifying NAT
IPv6 addressing
Introduction
4m 48s
Welcome
1m 3s
What you should know before watching this course
2m 29s
Using the exercise files
1m 16s
1. Internetworking
22m 0s
The basics of networking
4m 6s
OSI model
10m 51s
TCP/IP model versus OSI model
2m 58s
Cisco three-layer model
4m 5s
2. Ethernet Network
17m 37s
Collision and broadcast domains
2m 26s
Understanding CSMA/CD
4m 32s
Comparing half-and full-duplex Ethernet
3m 1s
Converting binary to decimal and hexadecimal
3m 15s
Cabling standards and the IEEE 802 standards
4m 23s
3. IP Addressing
13m 36s
Anatomy of an IP address
2m 24s
Classes of IP addresses and their default mask
4m 17s
Private IP addresses
3m 10s
Multi-cast addresses
3m 45s
4. Subnetting
18m 12s
Why do we subnet?
2m 55s
Understanding the diagram to subnet
6m 26s
Examples of easy subnetting
6m 54s
Converting dotted decimal mask to CIDR
1m 57s
5. VLSM and Summarization
21m 46s
What is VLSM?
2m 8s
Understanding the diagram to VLSM
7m 53s
What is summarization?
2m 13s
Diagramming summarization
3m 49s
Working through different summarization problems
5m 43s
6. Cisco IOS
25m 44s
Connecting to a Cisco router or switch
4m 59s
Using the command-line interface on a router or switch
6m 23s
Basic housekeeping commands
10m 53s
Using show commands for verifications
3m 29s
7. Managing Cisco Internetwork
50m 11s
Internal components of Cisco routers and switches
4m 43s
Understanding the router boot sequence
4m 23s
Backing up and restoring the configurations
5m 34s
Configuring DHCP on a Cisco router
5m 18s
Using the helper address as a DHCP relay agent
5m 45s
Using the Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP)
5m 5s
Using Telnet or SSH on the router or switch
6m 57s
Using name resolution on the router or switch
5m 56s
Troubleshooting commands
6m 30s
8. IP Routing
1h 10m
Routing basics
3m 16s
Static routing and default routing
8m 9s
Dynamic routing
5m 38s
Using the Routing Information Protocol (RIP)
7m 23s
Using Open Shortest Path First (OSPF)
5m 37s
Reviewing OSPF terms
8m 27s
Wildcard masking and loopback addresses
5m 28s
Configuring OSPF point to point
9m 0s
Configuring OSPF multi-access
17m 16s
9. Switching
39m 38s
Layer 2 switching
2m 24s
Three switch functions at Layer 2
3m 2s
Configuring port security
8m 21s
Setting up a basic VLAN
11m 33s
Understanding port types
2m 9s
Understanding frame tagging
2m 42s
ISL versus IEEE 802.1Q
2m 23s
Routing between VLANs
7m 4s
10. Security Using ACLs
27m 15s
What is an access control list?
2m 34s
Rules guiding ACLs
5m 17s
Configuring standard ACLs
8m 16s
Configuring extended ACLs
7m 0s
Configuring named ACLs
4m 8s
11. Network Address Translation
26m 40s
What is NAT?
4m 0s
Understanding static NAT
2m 24s
Understanding dynamic NAT
2m 26s
NAT overload or PAT
4m 9s
Reviewing NAT terms
4m 49s
Configuring and verifying NAT
8m 52s
12. IPv6 Addressing
44m 18s
Why do we need IPv6?
3m 1s
What are the benefits of IPv6?
4m 39s
Addressing and expressions in IPv6
6m 2s
Address types and special addresses
7m 20s
Understanding neighbor discovery
3m 25s
Configuring IPv6 in Cisco routers
6m 58s
Routing using IPv6
7m 19s
Using autoconfiguration
3m 5s
Verifying your IPv6 configuration
2m 29s
Conclusion
1m 18s
Next steps
1m 18s
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