Cisco New CCNA CCENT / ICND1 (100-105): The Complete Course
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This course will take the student from A to Z to prepare and pass Cisco's newest CCENT or ICND1 (100-105) certification exam.
It was produced in a simplistic, easy to comprehend manner in order to maximize the students ability to digest, implement and execute the topics; not only in a test environment, but also in real world scenarios.
Please note that the CCENT certification is the first certification needed to advance to other certification within Cisco's CCNA track.
This means that students need to pass the CCENT to continue any other CCNA certification within Cisco. Unless the student is taking Cisco's composite exam.
Please read the coarse FAQ outlined herein, to understand what you should expect of this course and what you are expected to do and have before beginning this course.
The CCENT 100-105 course was produced in a very unorthodox and relaxed manner in order to drill in the topics that Cisco requires to meet their criteria and prepare to pass the certification exam.
I hope that this course meets and exceeds your expectation as a Network student and/or IT Professional.
~ Laz
P.S.: Wondering which book(s) I've used for this course?
- Cisco Press Book for the CCNA CCENT/ICND1 (100-105)
- Sybex Book by Todd Lammle for the new CCNA CCENT/ICND1 (100-105)
- AMAZON book by Lazaro J. Diaz called "The Only IP Book You Will Ever Need!
Who is the target audience?
- Anyone interested in a Networking career, should take this course
- Anyone that wants and/or needs Cisco's new CCENT certification
- Anyone with the desire to become a Network Engineer
- Anyone that wants to brush up on the new Cisco topics for the CCENT exam
- Anyone that needs to implement the new Cisco topics in the real world
- Students should be aware that the CCENT and/or ICND1 (100-105) is the very first certification needed to advance to any other Cisco exam
- Students will need a simulator/emulator while taking this course in order to practice the labs herein.
- Simulators and/or Emulators for this course are not provided in this course. That is the student's responsibility
- It is highly recommended that anyone taking this course should also get a CCENT book from their favorite author...making sure it is for the NEW 100-105 certification exam
- Students starting this course should have a BASIC knowledge of Networks and the terminology used in a Network environment
- Books used in this course: The CCENT/ICND1 Study Guide by Cisco Press, Sybex CCENT study guide by Todd Lammle & The Only IP Book You Will Ever Need!, by Lazaro J. Diaz
- After completion of this course, students will be prepared and able to pass the CCENT (100-105) or ICND1 certification exam
- Once a student completes this course, he/she will be able to implement the topics learned herein and apply it to real world scenarios
- Completion of this course and passing the certification exam will allow students to move on to any other Cisco certification
In this lecture I will introduce to you what we will be covering in this course and also advice you, on the books I am using to make sure you get what you need to pass your CCENT certification.
In this lecture, you will gain an understanding a perspective on networks, a brief history of the TCP Protocol.
In this lecture you will see the new 5 layer TCP protocol stack and learn how HTTP works.
In this lecture, I will explain what topics will be covering such as Ethernet and Cabling.
In this lecture, we will discuss what type of cable is needed to connect different devices and gain an understanding of collision and broadcast domains.
In this lecture, we get a more detailed into the standards and type of cables used in a network.
In this lecture, I will show you what to look at, so you know what type of layer 3 packet you are dealing with.
In this lecture, I will explain what topics we will be covering in this section dealing with WAN Technology.
In this lecture, you will learn about leased lines and how to configure a WAN using Serial cables and using the clock rate.
In this lecture, we get into the details of HDLC, and what you may expect in the certification.
In this lecture you will learn what Ethernet over WAN technology is, such as MPLS.
In this lecture, I will give an overview of Cable and DSL, to understand which might be a better technology for your particular needs.
In this lecture you FINALLY, learn the importance of IPv4 addresses on a network.
In this lecture, I will teach the how to identify the classes of IPv4 addressing and some extra tips.
In this lecture, I will breakdown the Private IP range of addresses for internal use only.
In the following lecture, I will show you how to assign an IPv4 address to the PC, Router or Switch. Also you will see how to match a CIDR notation to a DDN.
In this lecture I will show how to look at the routing table and how to configuring static routing and more.
In this lecture you will learn how to create a default route and understand how they work.
In This lecture I will discuss the different types of routing protocols we use in our network.
In this lecture, I will explain what topics will be covering this Section Such as the CLI, connecting, navigating and configuration.
In this lecture I will show you how to access the router or switch using a console cable or if you don't know the password to the router how to bypass the username and password by interrupting the boot sequence and accessing the ROMMON prompt.
In this lecture I will show you how to enter basic admin commands to your switch.
In this lecture I will show you how to enter basic admin commands to your router.
In this lecture you will learn about the STP election to see who is going to be the root bridge, root ports, designate forwarding ports and alternating ports. You will also learn how to manipulate the STP election.
In this lecture you will how to turn off STP in a range of ports, guard against BPDU's being accepted on those ports, and how to configure AAA authentication.
In this lecture you will learn how to create VLANs and how to trunk your ports as well as the importance of the design,
In this lecture you will learn how to configure the router for inter-vlan connectivity using the 802.1q protocol.
In this lecture you will learn the different components of a router and how to manipulate the registry both from within the router and ROMMON.
In this lecture you will learn how to backup your start and flash configuration to a tftp server.
In this lecture you will learn how to monitor your network using syslog and how to use the LLDP protocol.
In this lecture you will learn how to configure DNS and host tables for name resolution.
In this lecture you will learn about the IFS and Licensing on the router.
In this lecture you will learn how to configure RIPv2 and the routing protocols administrative distances.
In this lecture you will learn how to configure EIGRP routing protocol.
In this lecture you will learn how to configure the OSPF routing protocol and understand the AD of the routing protocol.
In this lecture you will learn the most common way enterprise network design their security using hardware.
In this lecture you will learn how to use a standard ACL on the VTY lines and how to configure extended ACLs.
In this lecture you will learn what show commands you will used to look at ACLs and the direction they are going.
In this lecture you will learn the distinction of the Inside local, Inside global, outside local and outside global addresses.
In this lecture we will configure NAT over load or PAT and look at the pitfalls you may encounter.
In this lecture you learn about the format of IPv6 addressing and the rule of leading zeros and how to determine a valid IPv6 address.
In this lecture you will learn how to configure an IPv6 address and the EUI-64 configuration on a routers interfaces.
In this lecture we will discuss the original Cisco 3 layer model and compare it with the New Cisco Collapse Core Architecture.
In this lecture you will the importance of firewalls on a network and what type filers we would configure.
In this lecture you will learn what a Wireless AP really is and the different types of AP's and possible configurations.
In this lecture I will discuss the different types of Wireless controllers and their uses.
In this lecture we will discuss how to manipulate the Licensing in the Cisco IOS.
In this lecture I will show you the process of backing up and restoring on a Cisco router.
In this lecture we will discuss the configuration for setting the Time Zone.
