Description
Cisco CCNA 200-301 Labs Only Don’t Just Be A Paper Cert.. This fully hands-on, workshop-based CCNA 200-301 course is designed to teach you the essential skills to configure Cisco switches and routers via the Command Line Interface (CLI). This training provides you with the equivalent of two years of work experience as a novice network engineer by fully simulating a real-world environment. Course content includes the basics of IP addressing, subnetting, TCP/UDP, and understanding classful and classless networks. You will learn the basics of routers and switches, their differences from hubs, and the concepts of Broadcast Domain and Collision Domain. Basic CLI configuration includes setting HostName, passwords, Banner, and managing the device locally and remotely via Telnet and SSH. It also covers managing backup and restore of configuration and IOS on a TFTP server, configuring MAC and routing tables, and configuring services such as NTP and AAA. DHCP topics including server setup, Relay and Snooping, and configuring NAT types as Static, Dynamic and PAT are covered. Network security is taught through standard, extended and named access lists, securing the switch with Port Security, and converting the router to a firewall. Advanced switching topics including VLANs, routing between VLANs, VTP, EtherChannel with LACP and PAGP protocols, Trunking and loop prevention with STP/RSTP are also presented. In the routing section, Static Routing, Floating Routes, Default Routes and dynamic protocols such as RIP, OSPF and EIGRP are taught and the concepts of Administrative Distance, Wild Card Mask and fault tolerance with HSRP are reviewed. This course prepares you to face network challenges in real environments by emphasizing the practical implementation of all scenarios.
What you will learn
- TCP/IP addressing.
- The purpose of routers and switches and why they are needed.
- Basic CLI setup including HostName, Passwords, UserName, History Size, Banner, and Encrypting Passwords.
- Set up direct and remote connections (Telnet, SSH) to routers and switches.
- How to configure a DHCP server. DHCP Relay and DHCP Snooping.
- NAT and its types and purpose of NAT.
- Fault Tolerance in a router with HSRP configuration.
- How to turn a router into a firewall by creating access lists.
- Private Network VS A Public Network.
- What is STP /RSTP? (Preventing Network Loops).
- How to secure a switch using Port Security.
- What are VLANs/InterVLAN routing and VTP?
- Channel Groups using LACP/PAGP (fault tolerance for cables).
- What is Broadcast and Collision Domain?
- How to configure Static Routing / Floating Routes / Default Routes.
- What is dynamic routing and how to implement it step by step.
- When to use more than one routing protocol (RIP, EIGRP, OSPF).
- What is Administrative Distance and its role in choosing a routing protocol.
This course is suitable for people who:
- Network Engineers/System Administrators.
- IT support technicians.
- Help Desk Analysts.
- Anyone who wants to enter the IT field.
- People who want to enter the IT field with real-world experience.
- People who want to be confident in their IT skills.
- Anyone who wants to enter the world of Cisco.
Course details
- Publisher: Udemy
- Instructor: Network Specialist (Professor Mo Max)
- Training level: Beginner to advanced
- Training duration: 17 hours and 37 minutes
- Number of lessons: 121
Course syllabus in 2025/6
Cisco CCNA 200-301 Labs Only Course Prerequisites Don’t Just Be A Paper Cert.
- A Computer To Install Cisco Packet Tracer
- Anyone who wants to put at least 18 hours of their life to learn, enhance and sharpen there Cisco Routing And Switching Skills.
- To perform all the labs that I am doing so you would have the actual understanding of how it works.
Course images
Sample course video
Installation Guide
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Subtitles: None
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Download link
Downloadly
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File size
6.8 GB
