Cisco CCNA 200-301 – The Complete Guide to Getting Certified
Cisco CCNA 200-301 – The Complete Guide to Getting Certified
129 Students
38 hours
$12.99
What you’ll learn
Get what you need to pass the up-to-date Cisco CCNA 200-301 exam
Explore how routing and switching technologies work in real world environments
Gain hands-on Cisco CCNA configuration and troubleshooting experience through practice labs
Develop skills to work on enterprise production networks
100% online courses
Start instantly and learn at your own schedule
Flexible Schedule
Set and maintain flexible deadlines.
Beginner Level
No prior experience required
Approx. 4 months to complete
Suggested 5 hours/week
English
Subtitles: English

Requirements

  • You’ll need basic knowledge of how to operate a computer and browse the Internet; that’s it!
  • Absolute beginners to networking are welcome. I start with beginner level networking and explain every single acronym and concept you need to pass the exam.

Description

If you want to jumpstart your career in IT and networking by acing the Cisco Certified Network Associate CCNA exam, then this course is for you! It gives you a full understanding of all the concepts and topics you need to earn the most in-demand networking certification today by passing the Cisco CCNA 200-301 exam.

(The CCNA 200-301 is the current CCNA exam and replacement for the CCNA 200-125 which was retired in February 2020.)

This is the one course you need to get your CCNA.

Full lab exercises are included so you'll get the hands-on practical skills you need to work on real world networks, and it's the only CCNA course online where all questions posted in the Q&A section are answered.

It offers an easy to understand, structured approach to shortcut your path to mastering Cisco networking to the CCNA level and beyond.

In this course, you will:

  • Develop a deep understanding of Cisco’s features and functions
  • Walk through complete and easy to understand explanations of each technology area covered in the exam
  • Follow simple step by step instructions to build your own fully featured lab on your laptop for free
  • Gain hands on configuration and troubleshooting experience through comprehensive lab exercises
  • Learn how networking really works through real world examples throughout the course
  • Build the skills and confidence to crush the CCNA 200-301 exam
  • Gain demonstrable knowledge and practical experience to supercharge your networking career
Supercharge Your Learning with Hands-on Practice

This course is chock full of activities. You’ll get over 300 pages of hands-on lab exercises with detailed answers to check your understanding every step of the way and build your configuration and troubleshooting skills. Full diagrams and lab setup files are included so you can get started immediately with just your laptop. No equipment or previous experience is required.

All slides in the course are also included in supplemental study notes format with expanded bullet points clearly explaining the technologies. Easily review exam topics to solidify your understanding and get a final refresher when test day is approaching.

Why Learn from Me

In this course, you won’t just gain the book smarts to pass the exam. You’ll also hone your hands-on skills to succeed as a network engineer in the real world. I’m a professional instructor who has been entrusted by Cisco since 2007 to develop and deliver training courses for their own engineers and partners. I’ve also designed multiple training courses for the largest service providers in the Asia Pacific region such as IBM, Verizon, and the Australian National Broadband Network. I’ve spent years distilling my decade’s worth of networking experience from the field into mentoring and supporting other systems engineers, and I’m passionate about passing my knowledge of Cisco networks onto others.

Value

If you take a comparable course at a training centre it will cost you thousands of dollars, and when it’s over you can’t experience the tutorials again or ask the instructor any more questions. When you take my course you can learn anytime you want in the comfort of your own home, and I’m always here for you whenever you need any help.

Not sure about the best way to pay for this course? Ask your manager at work if they’ll expense it. They won’t have to pay the large fees of traditional classroom learning or have to cover your absence for a week. They get huge value from this investment in your future.

When you’re done with the course, you’ll have everything you need to crush the Cisco CCNA exam. I’m excited to share all of my knowledge with you.

Join me on this journey to turbocharging your career!
 

Who this course is for:

  • Anyone who wants to pass the Cisco CCNA 200-301 exam and start or improve a career in networking.
  • IT helpdesk engineers who are interested in careers such as network engineers, network administrators, systems administrators, or solution architects. This course can help start your career journey into these fields.
  • Network engineers who are not Cisco CCNA certified or who have an expired certification. Even if you’re an experienced professional, you’ll fill gaps in your knowledge and master concepts like IPv6, EIGRP, OSPF, and BGP in this course.
  • IT professionals who want a comprehensive resource on Cisco networking theory, configuration and troubleshooting.
Course Content
Expand all     22 lectures    38 hours

Welcome

How to Set Up the Lab Introduction Cisco Packet Tracer Installation How to Use the Course Lab Exercises Packet Tracer Installation Notes and FAQ

Introduction A (Very) Basic Introduction to Networking The OSI Reference Model Overview The TCP/IP Stack The Upper OSI Layers The Lower OSI Layers

Introduction Cisco Operationg Systems Connecting to a Cisco Device over the network Making the Initial Connection to a Cisco Device Navigating the Cisco IOS Operating System Part 1 Navigating the Cisco IOS Operating System Part 2 Cisco IOS Configuration Management The IOS Operating System - Lab Exercises

Introduction The Transport Layer Header, TCP and UDP

Introduction The IP Header Unicast, Broadcast and Multicast Traffic How to Count in Binary IPv4 Addresses Calculating an IPv4 Address in Binary The Subnet Mask Slash Notation

Introduction Class A IP Addresses IP Address Classes B and C IP Address Classes D and E

Introduction CIDR Classless Inter-Domain Routing Subnetting Overview Subnetting Class C Networks and VLSM Subnetting Practice Questions Variable Length Subnet Masking Example Part 1 Variable Length Subnet Masking Example Part 2 Subnetting Large Networks Part 1 Subnetting Large Networks Part 2 Subnetting on the 4th Octet - Written Example Subnetting on the 3rd Octet - Written Example Private IP Addresses Part 1 Private IP Addresses Part 2 Subnetting Table and Subnet Calculator Where to Get More Subnetting Practice Additional Subnetting Practice Sites

Introduction Local Area Network Layer 2 - Ethernet

Introduction Ethernet Connection Media

Introduction Switches vs Hubs Switch Operation Routers Other Cisco Devices Cisco Device Functions - Lab Exercises

Introduction DNS The Domain Name System DNS on Cisco Routers ARP Address Resolution Protocol ARP for Routed Traffic Life of a Packet Example Part 1 - DNS Life of a Packet Example Part 2 - HTTP The Life of a Packet - Lab Exercises

Introduction The Cisco Troubleshooting Methodology Cisco Troubleshooting Methodology - Lab Example The Cisco Troubleshooting Methodology - Lab Exercises

Introduction Basic Router and Switch Configuration The Setup Wizard Speed and Duplex Settings CDP and LLDP Basic Layer 1 and 2 Troubleshooting Basic Layer 1 and 2 Troubleshooting - Lab Demo Cisco Router and Switch Basics - Lab Exercises

Introduction The Boot Up Process The Boot Up Process Lab Demo Factory Reset and Password Recovery Password Recovery Lab Demo Backing up the System Image and Configuration Upgrading IOS Cisco Device Management - Lab Exercises

Introduction Connected and Local Routes Connected and Local Routes Lab Demo Static Routes Static Routes Lab Demo Summarisation and Default Routes Summary Routes and Longest Prefix Match Lab Demo Default Routes and Load Balancing Lab Demo Routing Fundamentals - Lab Exercises

Introduction Dynamic Routing Protocols vs Static Routes Dynamic Routing Protocols Lab Demo Routing Protocol Types Routing Protocol Types Lab Demo Routing Protocol Metrics Routing Protocol Metrics Lab Demo Equal Cost Multi Path Equal Cost Multi Path Lab Demo Administrative Distance Administrative Distance Lab Demo Loopback Interfaces Adjacencies and Passive Interfaces Adjacencies and Passive Interfaces Lab Demo Dynamic Routing Protocols - Lab Exercises

Introduction Basic Connectivity Troubleshooting Connectivity Troubleshooting - Lab Exercises

Introduction RIP the Routing Information Protocol RIP Lab Demo EIGRP - the Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol EIGRP Lab Demo IGP Fundamentals Configuration - Lab Exercises

Introduction OSPF Characteristics OSPF Basic Configuration OSPF Basic Configuration Lab Demo OSPF Advanced Topics OSPF Advanced Topics Lab Demo Bandwidth vs Clock Rate and Speed OSPF Cost Metric OSPF Cost Metric Lab Demo OSPF Adjacencies OSPF DR and BDR Designated Routers OSPF DR and BDR Lab Demo OSPF Areas OSPF Areas Lab Demo OSPF Configuration - Lab Exercises

Introduction Campus LAN Design - Core, Distribution and Access Layers Spine-Leaf Network Design Why we have VLANs VLAN Access Ports VLAN Access Ports Lab Demo VLAN Trunk Ports VLAN Trunk Ports Lab Demo DTP Dynamic Trunking Protocol VTP VLAN Trunking Protocol VTP Lab Demo VLAN Configuration Lab Exercises

Introduction Router with Separate Interfaces Router on a Stick Layer 3 Switch Layer 3 Switch Lab Demo VLAN and Inter-VLAN Routing Configuration - Lab Exercises