CCNA 2020 200-125 Video Boot Camp With Chris Bryant

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Earn the Cisco Certified Network Associate certification by joining Udemy.

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₹ 2699

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Medium of instructions English
Mode of learning Self study
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Course overview

CCNA 2020 200-125 Video Boot Camp With Chris Bryant course is meant to facilitate the learners to equip themselves with the knowledge and skills needed to obtain the CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate) which is an entry-level information technology (IT) certification by Cisco. The course, developed by Chris Bryant, is structured with numerous downloadable videos that enable the students to learn at their own pace from anywhere. 

CCNA 2020 200-125 Video Boot Camp With Chris Bryant online course assists the student to prepare particularly for the CCNA 200-125 exam, the latest version. The candidates will have the opportunity to learn Network,  Ethernet, cabling, Hubs, and the like.  

By enrolling in the CCNA 2020 200-125 Video Boot Camp With Chris Bryant certification, provided by Udemy, the candidates will dive deeper into Configuration Modes, IOS Help Intro, VLANs, Boot Processes, and many more. 

The highlights

  • Online course
  • Downloadable resources
  • Full lifetime access
  • Access on mobile and TV
  • Certificate of completion
  • English videos with multiple subtitles
  • 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee

Program offerings

  • 62.5 hours on-demand video
  • 3 downloadable resources
  • Full lifetime access
  • Access on mobile and tv
  • Certificate of completion
  • English videos with multiple subtitles

Course and certificate fees

Fees information
₹ 2,699
certificate availability

Yes

certificate providing authority

Udemy

What you will learn

Networking

By the end of CCNA 2020 200-125 Video Boot Camp With Chris Bryant's online certification, the candidate will learn the whole range of topics to pass the CCNA including cloud computing, Firewalls, OSPF, EIGRP, Network monitoring, and the like. 

The syllabus

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CCNA 200-125, ICND1, Sec 1: Supermodels! (Network Supermodels, That Is)

  • Network Fund. 1: Why We Network (And Real-World Success Tips)
  • Network Fund. 2: The OSI Model
  • Network Fund. 3: The TCP/IP Model (And Real-World Success Tips)

CCNA 200-125, ICND1, Sec. 2: Ethernet And Cabling

  • Physical 1: Ethernet Standards
  • Physical 2: Cable Types
  • Physical 3: The Fields Of Ethernet

CCNA 200-125, ICND1, Sec. 3: Hubs, History, and Why Hubs Are History

  • Why Hubs Came, Why They Left
  • Bridges, Switches, and Logical Segmentation
  • Building The MAC Table, Part 1
  • Building The MAC Table, Part 2
  • Frame Processing, Hex Conversions, and Breaking Down MAC Addresses
  • Converting Hex Values To Decimal
  • Decimal-To-Hex Conversion Practice Session

CCNA 200-125, ICND1, Sec 4: Config Modes, IOS Help, Intro To VLANs

  • Config 1: Configuration Modes and IOS Help Intro
  • Config 2: Exec Timeout, Logging Synch, and the Console Port
  • Config 3: VLAN Lab Begins
  • Config 4: VLAN Lab Concludes
  • Config 5: More VLANs / Erasing The Switch / The VLAN.DAT File
  • Config 6: Intro To Trunking
  • Config 7: The Trunking Port Modes
  • Config 8: Filtering Trunk Traffic On A Per-VLAN Basis

CCNA 200-125, ICND1, Sec. 5: Memories, Boots, and Passwords

  • Memory 1: Memory Contents And Boot Processes
  • Memory 2: Setup Mode -- One Way In, Two Ways Out
  • Memory 3: Enable Secret and Enable Password
  • Memory 4: Console Port Protection With One Password
  • Memory 5: Console Port Protection With Username / PW Database
  • Memory 6: Port Security Success Fundamentals
  • Memory 7: Port Security Options
  • Memory 8: Port Security Static Lab Begins
  • Memory 9: Port Security Static Lab Concludes
  • Memory 10: Port Security Dynamic Learning Lab
  • Memory 11: Port Security Sticky Addresses / Errdisable Recovery Command

CCNA 200-125, ICND1: IP Addressing, Binary, and Intro To Routing

  • Routing 1: IP Addresses, Subnet Masks, and Binary Conversions
  • Routing 2: The Public IP Address Classes
  • Routing 3: The Private IP Address Classes
  • Routing 4: Connected Routes Walkthrough
  • Routing 5: Static Route Walkthrough

CCNA 200-125, ICND1: Switches, Default Gateways, Telnet, And More!

  • Sec 7/1: Introduction To SVIs
  • Sec 7/2: Creating A Non-Default SVI
  • Sec 7/3: Telnet Labs Begin
  • Sec 7/4: Telnet Labs End
  • Sec 7/5: Autonegotiation
  • Sec 7/6: Slashes and Console Port Options
  • Sec 7/7: The Description and Interface Range Commands

CCNA 200-125, ICND1: TCP and UDP

  • Sec 8/1: "TCP Good, UDP Bad"?
  • Sec 8/2: The Comparison Continues
  • Sec 8/3: Multiplexing and Intro To Port Numbers

CCNA 200-125, ICND1: DHCP, DNS, And ARP

  • Sec. 9/1: DNS And ARP
  • Sec. 9/2: DHCP Fun(damentals)

CCNA 200-125, ICND1: Static Routing, Pings, And Hub-And-Spoke Networks

  • Sec 10/1: Lab Topology, Pings, And HAS Networking
  • Sec 10/2: Lab Continues; Intro To "Debug IP Packet"
  • Sec 10/3: Lab Continues, Host Static Routing
  • Sec 10/4: Lab Continues, Default Static Routing
  • Sec 10/5: Default Routes Are Beautiful (Sometimes)

CCNA 200-125, ICND1: Distance Vector In General, RIPv2 In Particular

  • Sec 11/1: Intro To Distance Vector Protocols
  • Sec 11/2: Split Horizon and Poison Reverse
  • Sec 11/3: RIP Lab Begins
  • Sec 11/4: RIP Lab Continues
  • Sec 11/5: RIP Lab Concludes
  • Sec 11/6: The Dangers of Autosummarization
  • Sec 11/7: The Cure for Autosummarization
  • Sec 11/8: Passive Interfaces
  • Sec 11/9: Administrative Distances
  • Sec 11/10: Fun With RIP Load Balancing
  • Sec 11/11: More RIP Load Balancing, Intro To Traceroute
  • Sec 11/12: Version Mismatches and Debugging Tips
  • Sec 11/13: Floating Static Route Lab Begins
  • Sec 11/14: Floating Static Route Lab Continues
  • Sec 11/15: Originating A Default Route With RIP

CCNA 200-125, ICND 1 and 2 -- Subnetting Success!

  • Subnet 1: The Whys, Ins, and Outs of Subnetting
  • Subnet 2: Decimal-to-Binary Conversions, Single Value Example
  • Subnet 3: Decimal-to-Binary Conversions, Dotted Decimal Example
  • Subnet 4: Binary-to-Decimal Conversions
  • Subnet 5: Number Of Valid Subnets -- Classic Approach
  • Subnet 6: Number Of Valid Subnets -- Bulldog Approach
  • Subnet 7: Number Of Valid Hosts
  • Subnet 8: Finding The Subnet Of An IP Address
  • Subnet 9: Determining The Broadcast Address and Valid Address Range
  • Subnet 10: At Last! Doing The Actual Subnetting Ourselves!

CCNA 200-125, ICND 1: Access Lists

  • ACL 1: Access List Rules
  • ACL 2: Wildcard Masks Made Easy
  • ACL 3: Standard ACL Lab Begins
  • ACL 4: Standard ACL Lab Concludes
  • ACL 5: Extended ACL Lab
  • ACL 6: "Host", "Any", and "The Order Of The Lines"
  • ACL 7: Named Standard ACL Lab
  • ACL 8: Named Extended ACL Lab
  • ACL 9: Telnet and Extended ACLs
  • ACL 10: Telnet, Extended ACLs, and Time Ranges
  • ACL 11: Sequence Numbers, Telnet, and Extended ACLs
  • ACL 12: One More Telnet Test, plus Absolute Time Ranges!
  • ACL 13: Where To Put It, and Why

CCNA 200-125, ICND 1: The Network Time Protocol

  • NTP 1: What's Going On
  • NTP 2: Server - Client Lab
  • NTP 3: Peering Lab
  • NTP 4: Broadcast Mode

CCNA 200-125, ICND1: NAT and PAT

  • NAT 1: The Fundamentals of NAT and PAT
  • NAT 2: Static NAT Lab
  • NAT 3: Dynamic NAT Lab
  • NAT 4: Port Address Translation Lab

CCNA 200-125, ICND1: IP Version 6

  • IPV6 1: Curing Address Anxiety With Compression
  • IPV6 2: The Global Routing Prefix and Subnet ID
  • IPV6 3: Enabling V6 -- Twice!
  • IPV6 4: Configuring And Verifying IPV6 Addresses
  • IPV6 5: Link Local Addresses
  • IPv6 : Calculating the Interface Identifier
  • IPV6 7: Using The Interface Identifier as Host Address
  • IPV6 8: Router Discovery With NDP
  • IPV6 9: Host Discovery With NDP
  • IPV6 10: DHCP On Planet IPV6
  • IP 11: Smart Stuff Our DAD Says
  • IPV6 12: The IPV6 Routing Table
  • IPV6 13: Pinging IPV6 Addresses
  • IPV6 14: Static Routes (Recursive and Directly Connected)
  • IPV6 15: Static Routes (Fully Specified)
  • IPV6 16: Using The Link-Local Address With Static Routes
  • IPV6 17: Default and Host Static Routes
  • IPV6 18: Nuts, Bolts, and Frame Format Comparison

CCNA 200-125, ICND1 *and* 2: This And That

  • TNT 1: Timestamps
  • TNT 2: The Password Encryption Services
  • TNT 3: Console Logging
  • TNT 4: Buffer and Syslog Logging
  • TNT 5: "Where ARE My Log Messages?"
  • TNT 6: Banners
  • TNT 7: CDP Fundamentals
  • TNT 8: More Fun With CDP
  • TNT 9: The Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP
  • TNT 10: Cisco Password Recovery Procedures
  • TNT 11: A Little More Config Register Work

CCNA 200-125, ICND2: VTP (VLAN Trunking Protocol)

  • VTP 1: Why Do We Need It?
  • VTP 2: Lab Continues
  • VTP 3: The Mysterious Joins
  • VTP 4: The Modes
  • VTP 5: The Config Revision Number
  • VTP 6: CRN Lab / Fully Initializing The Switch
  • VTP 7: The VTP Password
  • VTP 8: More On The VTP Password
  • VTP 9: Pruning and Real-World V3 Tips

CCNA 200-125, ICND2: The Spanning Tree Protocol

  • STP 1: The Fundamentals
  • STP 2: Switching Loops and More Fundamentals
  • STP 3: Root Bridge Election Walkthrough
  • STP 4: Root Bridge Election Results (Root Bridge)
  • STP 5: Root Bridge Election Results (Non-Root Bridge)
  • STP 6: STP Timer Changes
  • STP 7: Root Path Cost vs. Port Cost
  • STP 8: Root Port Tiebreakers
  • STP 9: DP Selection on Non-Root Switches
  • STP 10: Speed Changes and Port Costs
  • STP 11: Per-VLAN Load Balancing
  • STP 12: Choosing Your Roots
  • STP 13: Choosing Your Secondary Roots
  • STP 14: Stone Cold Priority and PortFast
  • STP 15: Root Guard
  • STP 16: BPDU Guard

CCNA 200-125 (ICND2): Etherchannels

  • EC 1: The Theory
  • EC 2: The Configuration
  • EC 3: The Verification
  • EC 4: The Negotiation

CCNA 200-125 (ICND2) : The Rapid Spanning-Tree Protocol

  • RSTP 1: It Begins
  • RSTP 2: Edge Ports and Lab Work
  • RSTP 3: More Lab Work!

CCNA 200-125 (ICND2): OSPF

  • OSPF 1: Intro To Link State Protocols
  • OSPF 2: LSAs and Adjacencies
  • OSPF 3: Network Mask Match -- Yes Or No?
  • OSPF 4: Hello and Dead Timers
  • OSPF 5: The Adjacency States
  • OSPF 6: The DR, BDR, and RID
  • OSPF 7: Why Areas? PLUS: OSPF Not Starting
  • OSPF 8: Broadcast Network Build
  • OSPF 9: NBMA Network Build
  • OSPF 10: RID Fix, Pings, and Shows
  • OSPF 11: Point-to-Point Network Build
  • OSPF 12: Broadcast Network Build / Something's Missing...
  • OSPF 13: Virtual Link Build
  • OSPF 14: Cutting Down On Overhead w/ Passive Interfaces
  • OSPF 15: Verifying Your Passive Interfaces
  • OSPF 16: New Router In Network / Using The "Default" Option
  • OSPF 17: Stub Areas
  • OSPF 18: Total Stub Areas
  • OSPF 19: ABRs, ASBRs, And Other Router Types
  • OSPF 20: The Default-Information Originate Command
  • OSPF 21: Changing The Port Cost Calculation
  • OSPF 22: More Port Cost Calculation, Plus Changing The Cost At The Interface
  • OSPF 23: Bandwidth Lab
  • OSPF 24: Multiple Routers, One Broadcast Segment
  • OSPF 25: Enabling OSPF On A Per-Interface Basis
  • OSPF Finale

CCNA 200-125, ICND2: EIGRP

  • EIGRP 1: Success Fundamentals
  • EIGRP 2: Successor and Feasible Successor Fundamentals
  • EIGRP 3: NBMA Network Build
  • EIGRP 4: The Spoke-To-Spoke Dilemma
  • EIGRP 5: The Broadcast Network Build
  • EIGRP 6: From Feasible Successor To Successor
  • EIGRP 7: Variance Lab 1 (Just Right)
  • EIGRP 8: Variance Lab 2 (Too Big)
  • EIGRP 9: (No) Wildcard Mask Lab
  • EIGRP 10: DUAL Queries and the EIGRP RID
  • EIGRP 11: Packet Types and Adjacencies
  • EIGRP 12: Timers and Adjacencies
  • EIGRP 13: "Show IP EIGRP Neighbor" and FD / DR Intro
  • EIGRP 14: Applying The Feasibility Condition
  • EIGRP 15: Feasibility, Variance, and Administrative Distances
  • EIGRP 16: The Perils Of Autosummarization
  • EIGRP 17: Passive Interfaces
  • EIGRP 18: The Metric Weights
  • EIGRP 19: "You Say Goodbye, And I Say Hello..."
  • EIGRP 20: Route Summarization With EIGRP
  • EIGRP 21: The Null0 Interface And The AD5
  • EIGRP 22: Bandwidth Review / Intro To Delay

CCNA 200-125 (ICND2): OSPF, EIGRP, and RIP For IPv6

  • OSPFv3 1: Comparison Shopping
  • OSPFv3 2: Broadcast Segment Build
  • OSPFv3 3: Point-to-Point Link Build
  • OSPFv3 4: NBMA Build
  • OSPFv3 5: More NBMA Building
  • OSPFv3 6: Stub and Total Stub Areas
  • OSPFv3 7: Broadcast Segments and V3 Group Joins
  • OSPFv3 8: EIGRP For IPV6 Lab
  • OSPFv3 9: RIP For IPV6 Lab
  • OSPFv3 10: Pop Quiz Answer

CCNA 200-125 (ICND2): First-Hop Redundancy Protocols

  • FHRP 1: The Need For FHRP, Plus Intro To HSRP
  • FHRP 2: HSRP Lab Begins
  • FHRP 3: HSRP Theory vs. Real World
  • FHRP 4: Changing The HSRP Active Router
  • FHRP 5: HSRP Oddities and Error Messages
  • FHRP 6: HSRP Load Balancing
  • FHRP 7: HSRP Versions
  • FHRP 8: Three. Three Routers! (Ah Ah Ah)
  • FHRP 9: VRRP Theory and Lab

CCNA 200-125 (ICND2): PTP WANs, VPNs, and GRE

  • PTP 1: Setting Up The Lab / Intro To HDLC
  • PTP 2: PAP - CHAP Comparison
  • PTP 3: CHAP Lab (All Is Well)
  • PTP 4: CHAP Lab (Wrong Password)
  • PTP 5: CHAP Lab (Wrong / Missing Username)
  • PTP 6: PAP Labs
  • PTP 7: Intro To Multilink / Multiple Authentication
  • PTP 8: Intro to VPNs and GRE
  • PTP 9: GRE Tunnel Build 1 Begins
  • PTP 10: GRE Tunnel Build 1 Concludes
  • PTP 11: GRE Tunnel Build 2 Begins
  • PTP 12: Recursive Routing / GRE Tunnel Build 2 Conclude
  • PTP 13: GRE Tunnel Troubleshooting Checklist
  • PTP 14: Why Lease Lines?
  • PTP 15: The CSU/DSU and DTE/DCE Cables
  • PTP 16: PPPoE (PPP Over Ethernet) Lab
  • PTP 17: PPPoE Review
  • PTP 18: Your Introduction To DMVPN
  • PTP 19: Bonus! Configuring A Frame Relay Switch (Part 1)
  • PTP 20: Configuring A Frame Relay Switch (Part 2)

CCNA 200-125 (ICND2): Fun With L3 Switches (Mostly)

  • L3 Switching 1: Router-On-A-Stick Theory
  • L3 Switching 2: ROAS Verification / Troubleshooting
  • L3 Switching 3: Switched Virtual Interfaces
  • L3 Switching 4: Routed Ports Lab Begins
  • L3 Switching 5: Routed Ports, Routing Protocols, and T-Shooting
  • L3 Switching 6: Layer 3 Etherchannel Build Begins
  • L3 Switching 7: Layer 3 EC Verification and Troubleshooting

CCNA 200-125 (ICND2): Surviving Quality Of Service

  • QoS 1: FIFO and WFQ
  • QoS 2: Tail Drop and TCP Global Synchronization
  • QoS 3: LLQ and Round Robins
  • QoS 4: IntServ and DiffServ
  • QoS 5: Who Do You Trust (Boundary)?

CCNA 200-125 (ICND2): Network Monitoring

  • Monitor 1: SNMP Basics
  • Monitor 2: SNMP Demo
  • Monitor 3: Intro To SLA
  • Monitor 4: SLA Lab
  • Monitor 5: SPAN Begins
  • Monitor 6: Local SPAN Lab
  • Monitor 7: Deleting SPAN Sessions / Remote SPAN Theory
  • Monitor 8: Remote SPAN Lab / Port Restrictions

CCNA 200-125 (ICND2): Cloud Computing and Software-Defined Networking

  • Cloud 1: Intro to Cloud Computing
  • Cloud 2: Intro To APIC And APIC-EM
  • Cloud 3: APIC-EM Lab Begins (Discovery)
  • Cloud 4: APIC-EM Lab Continues (Path Trace, ACL Trace)

CCNA 200-125 (ICND2): IPv6 ACLs

  • IPv6 ACL 1: The Rules
  • IPv6 ACL 2: Standard ACL Build Lab
  • IPv6 ACL 3: Good Pings, Baaaad Pinnnnngs
  • IPv6 ACL 4: T-Shooting (Expected And Otherwise)
  • IPv6 ACL 5: Using Extended IPv6 Pings
  • IPv6 ACL 6: Extended ACLs / Telnet Lab
  • IPv6 ACL 7: Telnet Lab Continues
  • IPv6 ACL 8: Implicit Permits and ACLs

CCNA 200-125, ICND2: Intro To...

  • Metro Ethernet
  • MPLS, Part 1
  • MPLS, Part 2
  • MPLS VPN
  • Switch Stacking
  • Cisco's Switching Model (And Chassis Aggregation)
  • Chassis Aggregation
  • AAA Fundamentals
  • TACACS+ Server Config (New Commands!)
  • RADIUS Server Config
  • "AAA Authentication Login" Logic
  • AAA Lab
  • AAA Authorization And Accounting
  • Dot1x Port-Based Authentication Theory
  • Dot1x Port-Based Authentication Labs
  • SSH: The Theory
  • Telnet Review / "Transport Input All"
  • SSH Versions and Key Creation Lab
  • SSH Server Configuration Labs
  • SSH Version Mismatches And Wrapup (Almost)

CCNA 200-125 (ICND2): The Border Gateway Protocol

  • Before You Start The BGP Section....
  • BGP 1: Introduction
  • BGP 2: External BGP Peerings
  • BGP 3: iBGP Peering and Loopback Interfaces
  • BGP 4: eBGP Peering with Loopback Interfaces
  • BGP 5: Advertising Routes with "Network"
  • BGP 6: Origin and Next-Hop Attributes
  • BGP 7: The Best-Path Selection Process
  • BGP 8: Next-Hop Addresses
  • BGP 9: The Next-Hop Address Rule
  • BGP 10: The Multi-Exit Discriminator (MED)
  • BGP 11: Local Pref -- All, Or Nothing At All
  • BGP 12: Local Preferences -- Changing One, But Not All
  • BGP 13: The Weight Attribute
  • BGP 14: More Weight Work!
  • BGP 15: Route Summarization
  • BGP 16: Synch Rules and the Full Mesh
  • BGP 17: Route Reflectors
  • BGP 18: Prefix Lists Begin
  • BGP 19: Prefix Lists End
  • BGP 20: Some Final Words

Your Free CCNA Security 210-260 Course Starts Here!

  • Intro 1: Citizen C.I.A.
  • Intro 2: Intro To SIEM
  • Intro 3:Ask Yourself This Question...
  • Intro 4: Recon Attacks and Phishing
  • Intro 5: Social Engineering, QPQ, And Spear Phishing
  • Intro 6: Privilege Escalation and Telnet Review
  • Intro 7: Privilege Escalation, Part II
  • Intro 8: DoS and DDoS Attacks
  • Intro 9: Advanced Persistent Threats

CCNA Security 210-260, Section 2: Specific Attacks And Defenses

  • Attack 1: Man-In-The-Middle
  • Attack 2: ARP Poisoning and DAI
  • Attack 3: DAI Commands
  • Attack 4: MAC Spoofing and CAM Table Overflows
  • Attack 5: Port Security Fundamentals
  • Attack 6: Port Security Dynamic Learning (?)
  • Attack 7: Port Security Shutdown And Recovery
  • Attack 8: Port Security And Automatic Port Reenabling
  • Attack 9: Port Security Static Address Aging
  • Attack 10: Port Security Dynamic Address Aging
  • Attack 11: Refresh Your VLAN Knowledge here!
  • Attack 12: Private VLAN Theory
  • Attack 13: Private VLAN Lab
  • Attack 14: OSPF Authentication Fundamentals
  • Attack 15: OSPF Clear-Text Authentication Labs
  • Attack 16: OSPF MD5 Authentication Labs
  • Attack 17: Root Guard
  • Attack 18: BPDU Guard And Loop Guard
  • Attack 19: VLAN ACLs, Part 1
  • Attack 20: VLAN ACLs, Part 2
  • Attack 21: Stoppin' VLAN Hoppin'
  • Attack 22: DHCP Snooping Intro
  • Attack 23: DHCP Snooping Address Renewal
  • Attack 24: DHCP Snooping First Time Address Acquisition
  • Attack 24A: IPSG Theory & Lab 1
  • Attack 25: IPSG Lab, Part 2
  • Attack 26: IPSG Lab, Static Mapping, No DHCP
  • Attack 27: Segue To The Next Section

CCNA Security 210-260: Privilege Levels

  • Levels 1: The First Default
  • Levels 2: The Other Two Defaults
  • Levels 3: Intro To Custom Levels
  • Levels 4: Adding Interface And Commands To A Custom Level
  • Levels 5: The Autocommand and One-Time Password Options
  • Levels 6: Privilege Levels and "Show Run"
  • Levels 7: Role-Based CLI Begins
  • Levels 8: More Role-Based CLI
  • Levels 9: Superviews
  • Levels 10: Applying The Views, Part 1
  • Levels 11: Applying The Views, Part 2
  • Levels 12: Intro To Lawful Intercept
  • Levels 13: The Resilient Config Labs Begin
  • Levels 14: More Work With Resilient Configs
  • Levels 15: Resilient Config Test
  • Levels 16: Resilient Image Test

CCNA Security Course: Protecting The Control Plane

  • Control Plane 1: Intro To CoPP
  • Control Plane 2: Class Maps and CoPP
  • Control Plane 3: Policy Maps and CoPP
  • Control Plane 4: Verifying CoPP / Intro To CPPp

CCNA Security 210-260: New VPN Section

  • Intro To New VPN Section
  • VPN 1: Site-to-Site VPN Intro
  • VPN 2: The Two Phases Of ISAKMP
  • VPN 3: Writing The ISAKMP Policy, Part 1
  • VPN 4: Writing The ISAKMP Policy, Part 2
  • VPN 5: Finishing The ISAKMP Policy, Adding The Keys
  • VPN 6: Writing The Transform Sets
  • VPN 6A: Defining Interesting Traffic
  • VPN 7: Writing The Crypto Map
  • VPN 8: Testing and Troubleshooting
  • VPN 9: Crypto Map This n' That
  • VPN 10: Debugging A Tunnel Build
  • VPN 11: Diffie-Hellman Details
  • VPN 12: Using ASDM To Build A VPN, Part 1
  • VPN 13: ADSM and VPNs, Part 2
  • VPN 14: ADSM and VPNs, Part 3

CCNA Security 210-260: Firewalls

  • Firewalls 1: What's A Firewall?
  • Firewall 2: Stateless and Stateful Filtering
  • Firewall 3: Proxy Firewalls
  • Firewall 4: Personal Firewalls
  • Firewall 5: Zone Pairs
  • Firewall 6: The DMZ
  • Firewall 7: IP Addressing For Firewall Labs
  • Firewall 8: Basic Firewall Lab With CCP
  • Firewall 9: Basic Firewall Lab Concludes
  • Firewall 10: Advanced Firewall Lab Begins
  • Firewall 11: Advanced Firewall Lab Ends
  • Firewall 12: Intro To ASA Firewalling
  • Firewall 13: Configuring A New ASA
  • Firewall 14: ADSM Lab Begins -- Outside Interface
  • Firewall 15: ADSM Lab Continues
  • Firewall 16: ADSM Lab Continues (Access Rule Application)
  • Firewall 17: ASDM Lab Continues (Global Permit Any Any)
  • Firewall 18: ASDM Lab Concludes
  • Firewall 19: Same Security Levels

CCNA Security 210-160: The IPS and IDS

  • IPS 1: Intro To The IPS And IDS
  • IPS 2: Where They Go (Usually...)
  • IPS 3: Sensor Types
  • IPS 4: CCDP Lab -- Installing SDEE, IPS Wizard, And More!
  • IPS 5: CCDP Lab Continues
  • IPS 6: The Monitor Window
  • IPS 7: Second Verse, Not Same As The First
  • IPS 8: HIPS, NIPS, and WIPS

CCNA NAT Review For CCNA Security Exam Success Prep

  • NAT 1: NAT and PAT Basics
  • NAT 2: Static NAT
  • NAT 3: Dynamic NAT
  • NAT 4: In-Depth PAT

CCNA Security: NTP Review and Authentication Labs

  • NTP 1: The Beginning!
  • NTP 2: Client-Server Lab
  • NTP 3: Peering Lab
  • NTP 4: Broadcast Mode
  • NTP 5: Authentication Lab Begins
  • NTP 6: Authentication Lab Continues
  • NTP 7: Adding Another Time Server
  • NTP 8: Troubleshooting Tips

AAA

  • AAA 1: Just The Facts, Man
  • AAA 2: Command Walkthrough
  • AAA 3: Configuring Multiple Groups
  • AAA 4: The Labs Continue
  • AAA 5: More Lab Work
  • AAA 6: Dot1x Refresher
  • AAA 7: Dot1x Lab Work
  • AAA 8: Intro To EAPs
  • AAA 9: The TCP Finite Machine

CCNA Security 210-260: IPv6

  • Intro To The IPv6 Section
  • 1: Curing Address Anxiety
  • 2: The Global Routing Prefix and Subnet ID
  • 3: Enabling IPv6 -- Twice!
  • 4: Configuring and Verifying IPv6
  • 5: Link-Local Addresses
  • 6: Calculating the Interface Identifier
  • 7: Using The Interface Identifier
  • 8: Router Discovery with NDP
  • 9: Host Discovery with NDP
  • 10: DHCP on Planet IPv6
  • 11: Smart Stuff Our DAD Says
  • 12: The IPv6 Routing Table
  • 13: Pinging IPv6 Addresses
  • 14: Static Routes (Recursive and Direct)
  • 15: Static Routes (Fully Specified)
  • 16: Using The Link-Local Address As Static Route Next-Hop
  • 17: Default and Host Static Routes
  • 18: Nuts, Bolts, and Frame Formats

CCNA Security 210-260: This n' That

  • TNT 1: Unicast Reverse Path Forwarding
  • TNT 2: Whitelisting, Blacklisting, and URL Filtering
  • TNT 3: Filtering "Debug IP Packet" Output
  • TNT 4: Memory Issues?

Instructors

Mr Chris Bryant

Mr Chris Bryant
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