CCNA Cisco Network
This course explains networking fundamentals and the content of the Cisco CCNA certification step by step. It starts with an introduction to the course and the world of networks, then covers the broadcast domain and collision domain, network types and LAN topologies. Next it explains layer one: cable types, connections and the devices that go with them. Then layer two, the MAC address, the frame and how a switch works. It moves on to layer three, IP version four addresses, the header and IP assignment, and then the transport layer with TCP and UDP. You then use Packet Tracer to practice, and learn routing, router setup, configuration modes, router components, and the Static, Default and Dynamic routing protocols including RIP and OSPF. The course ends with an introduction to WAN and the Spanning Tree protocol. It suits people interested in networking, technical support and anyone preparing for the CCNA exam, and it needs no previous experience. By the end, you will understand how a network works layer by layer, set up routers and switches in a simulator, and apply static and dynamic routing.
- Master network setup and troubleshoot connectivity issues.
- Ability to implement and manage various routing protocols.
- Understand how to use Packet Tracer for network simulation.
- Achieve a deep understanding of network infrastructure and manage it efficiently.
- Understand the world of networks and their types
- Distinguish between the broadcast domain and the collision domain