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Cisco Networking Fundamentals - CCNA Prep
Rating: 4.2 out of 5(1,388 ratings)
7,191 students

Cisco Networking Fundamentals - CCNA Prep

Advance your Cisco networking knowledge and prepare for the CCNA exam
Created byMatt Carey
Last updated 2/2025
English
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What you'll learn

  • Cisco Networking
  • Configure Cisco Routers and Switches
  • Knowledge to interview for a networking job
  • Deploy a LAN
  • Troubleshoot networking issues
  • Start a career in networking

Course content

5 sections • 46 lectures • 5h 58m total length

  • VLANs4:44
  • Access VLAN Configuration13:24
  • Trunk Configuration16:57
  • VTP Basics7:18
  • VTP Versions4:52
  • VTP Configurations7:56

    Master vtp configurations by setting up a lab domain, server and client modes, and verifying revisions with http status, while understanding transparent mode resets and vlan propagation.

  • VTP Gotchas4:25
  • STP Basics1:47
  • STP Elections20:36

    Learn how spanning tree elects the root bridge via bridge IDs and VLANs, and how root ports and designated ports are chosen by cost, priority, and port IDs.

  • STP Modes14:18

    Learn pvst and rapid spanning tree modes, including per VLAN topologies and distinct port states, compare convergence times and timers, and examine edge port behavior in rapid spanning tree.

  • STP Features6:47
  • Etherchannels12:51

    Create ether channels that bundle interfaces into one port channel for dual uplinks with no blocking. Use on, lacp, or pagp modes and ensure consistent member configurations.

  • Switch Stacking and Chassis Aggregation3:11

    Stack switches to form a single logical switch with port channels and a single management IP, while a master switch handles control plane and seamless failover.

  • 802.1X2:51
  • DHCP Snooping4:06

    Configure dhcp snooping to ensure clients only receive dhcp server messages from trusted sources, preventing man-in-the-middle outages. Define trusted ports and vlans; monitor bindings to reject untrusted traffic.

  • Non-default Native VLAN1:16
  • Lan Switching Technologies

Requirements

  • Be ready to learn a lot

Description

Master these topics

  • LAN Switching Technologies

  • Routing Technologies

  • WAN Technologies

  • Infrastructure Services

  • Infrastructure Maintenance

Student Feedback

-"I think this course is great, I've been studying for the ICND2 using skillsoft but this course explains some thing different which has been easier for me to grasp"

-"So far I find this to be well explained and cuts down a lot from the book into what you really need to know for the exam and is saving me time. He really knows his stuff for this course and would recommend his to anyone"

Who this course is for:

  • This course is a prefect fit for beginners and test ready students
  • Anyone that wants to start a career in networking

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