CCNA 200-301 (NEW)
COURSE DESCRIPTION
As Enterprises migrate toward controller based architectures, the role and skills required of a core network engineer are evolving and more vital than ever. To prepare for this network transition, the CCNA will not only prepare you with the knowledge of foundational technologies, but ensure you stay relevant with skill sets needed for the adoption of next generation technologies.
CERTIFICATION
At the end of this course, there is a quick exam help you to test your knowledge. you’ll learn all the critical information you need to know to score higher on your real exam. If you pass you will earn attended certification.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
- LAB Preparation Tools. ( Section 1 )
- Network Fundamentals. ( Section 2 )
- Network Access. ( Section 3 )
- IP Connectivity. ( Section 4 )
- IP Services. ( Section 5 )
- Security Fundamentals. ( Section 6 )
- Automation and Programmability. ( Section 7 )
Course Features
- Lectures 92
- Quizzes 0
- Duration 50 hours
- Skill level All levels
- Language Arabic
- Students 81
- Certificate Yes
- Assessments Yes
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Section 1 (LAB Preparation Tools)
Introduction
- Introduction
- LAB preparation Part 1 Digital Network Architecture (Cisco DNA)
- LAB preparation Part 2 Cisco Packet Tracer (Wireless LAN Controller)
- LAB preparation Part 3 Cisco Packet Tracer (Router/Switch)
- LAB preparation Part 4 Ubuntu linux with Python
- LAB preparation Part 5 GNS3 With Python
- Course Tools
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Section 2 (Network Fundamentals)
Network Fundamentals
- Network Fundamental Idea
- Network Fundamentals OSI Model (7 Layers)
- Network Fundamentals TCP&UDP Part 1
- Network Fundamentals TCP&UDP Part 2
- Network Fundamentals Compare TCP&UDP LAB 1
- Network Fundamentals Compare TCP&UDP LAB 2
- Network Fundamentals Layer 1&2 Part 1
- Network Fundamentals Layer 1&2 Part 2
- Network Fundamentals Layer 1&2 Part 3
- Network Fundamentals IPv4 Address Part 1
- Network Fundamentals IPv4 Address Part 2
- Network Fundamentals IPv4 Address Part 3
- Network Fundamentals IPv4 Address Part 4
- Network Fundamentals IPv4 Address Part 5
- Network Fundamentals IPv4 Address Part 6
- Network Fundamentals IPv4 Address Part 7
- Network Fundamentals IPv6 Address Part 1
- Network Fundamentals IPv6 Address Part 2
- Network Fundamentals Broadcast Multicast Unicast
- Network Fundamentals Subnet VLSM
- Network Fundamentals VLSM Magic Number
- Network Fundamentals Route Summarization
- 7 Layer complete LAB
- Network Fundamentals Network Devices
- Network Fundamentals Physical interface & Cabling types
- Network Fundamentals Network Topology Architecture
- Network Fundamentals Virtualization fundamentals
- End of Section 2
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Section 3 (Network Devices Basic Idea Access/Configuration)
Access Network Devices with Basic Configrutions
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Section 4 (Network Access)
LAN Switching Technologies
- Network Access Switch Idea
- Network Access Layer 2 Loop Idea
- Network Access Project LAB Loop&Broadcast
- Network Access STP Idea
- Network Access STP LAB
- Network Access STP Protection Features
- Network Access RSTP Idea With LAB
- Network Access Etherchannel With LAB
- Network Access VLAN / Trunk / DTP Part 1
- Network Access VLAN / Trunk / DTP Part 2
- Network Access SVI/VLAN Routing / Routed Port
- Network Access Project
- Network Access Wireless LAN Part 1
- Network Access Wireless LAN Part 2
- Network Access Wireless Project Part 1
- Network Access Wireless Project Part 2
- End of Section 4
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Section 5 (IP Connectivity)
Routing Technologies
- Routing Concept Part 1
- Routing Concept Part 2
- Routing Concept Part 3
- Static Route & Default Route
- Static Route & Default Route Project
- OSPF v2 Overview
- OSPF v2 LAB Idea
- OSPF v2 Project
- OSPF v3 IPv6
- Route Redistribution RIP/EIGRP/OSPF Project
- BGP Overview Part 1
- BGP Overview Part 2
- BGP iBGP Idea LAB
- BGP eBGP Project
- Redundancy Protocol HSRP Overview
- HSRP Idea LAB
- HSRP Project
- End of Section 5
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Section 6 (IP Services)
IP Infrastructure Services
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Section 7 (Security Fundamentals)
Infrastructure Security
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Section 8 (Automation and Programmability)
Automation and Programability
6 Comments
Is the TCP mechanism the same when you are in local network is not connected to the internet only INTERNAL transactions between the client and server ?
Yes TCP same concept in Internet or in LOcal, just remember the TCP will be the underlay protocol for HTTP and HTTPS.
is exactly ?
A little different ?
A completely different ?
I would say exactly .
Dear Sir I took this course before 30 hours it will finish after 20 hours It is impossible to complete 87 lessons in this time can i get extra time please
Don’t worry will working all the time ..