FC-4.4.5 CCNA Cisco Certified Network Associate

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Course curriculum

1. 001 Welcome
2. 002 Thank you and Menu
1. 003 Terminology_ NIC_ Computer Network and Network Protocol
2. 004 What is a Network Protocol
3. 005 Home Network and SOHO network
4. 006 Ping and Traceroute
5. 007 What is an IP address
6. 008 Network Categories and Components
7. 009 Domain Name System (DNS)
8. 010 IP Addressing and Network Sharing
1. 011 Physical Components_ Characteristics of a Network and Topology
2. 012 Speed_ Cost_ Security_ Availability_ Scalability and Reliability
3. 013 Physical versus logical topology and Network Diagrams
4. 014 Application types and network performance
1. 015 OSI Model - Introduction and Layers
2. 016 OSI Model - Split of concentration
3. 017 OSI Model - Application Layer_ Presentation Layer and Session Layer
4. 018 OSI Model - Top layers versus lower layers and Transport Layer
5. 019 OSI Model Network Layer & Data Link Layer
6. 020 OSI Model - Layer 1_ Physical Layer
7. 021 OSI Model - Host Communication
8. 022 OSI Model - Encapsulation
9. 023 OSI Model - TCP_IP versus OSI model
10. 024 OSI Model - Demonstration using Wireshark
1. 025 Binary Introduction
2. 026 Binary versus Decimal
3. 027 Examples
4. 028 Covert IP Addresses to Binary
5. 029 Convert Binary to Decimal
1. 030 Hexadecimal - Demo of MAC addresses and ARP cache
2. 031 Hexadecimal conversion theory and demos
3. 032 Hexadecimal conversion theory and demos (continued)
4. 033 Hexadecimal conversion theory and demos (continued)
1. 034 IP Addressing Overview and Demonstration
2. 035 IP Characteristics and IPv4 Address Format
3. 036 Network versus Host portion
4. 037 IPv4 Address format (Street Analogy) and Address Classes
5. 038 Class A and B addresses
6. 039 Class C_ D_ E_ A and B addresses
7. 040 Special IPv4 Addresses and Directed Broadcast Address
8. 041 Local Broadcast Address
9. 042 Local Loopback Address
10. 043 RFC1918 - Private Addresses
11. 044 RFC1918 - Class A_ B_ C and IPv4 Link Local Addresses
12. 045 Subnet Masks
13. 046 Subnet mask demonstrations and Discontiguous Network Masks
14. 047 CIDR Notation Part 1 and Part 2
15. 048 CIDR Notation Part 3
1. 049 Overview and Uses of Cisco IOS Software
2. 050 Physical connection to the Cisco router
3. 051 How to connect to a router_switch
4. 052 Initial Startup
5. 053 Configuration of the router and Modes - User
6. 054 Modes - Enable_Privilege_ User EXEC_ Global Config
7. 055 Modes - Interface
8. 056 Modes - Line and Router mode
9. 057 Help
10. 058 Commands
11. 059 Commands (continuation) and Managing Cisco IOS Configuration
12. 060 Copy Running Config Startup Config
13. 061 Difference on the configuration
14. 062 Erase startup config
15. 063 TFTP Backup
16. 064 Managing Cisco IOS Configuration
17. 065 Storing files in Flash and Terminal Length
1. 066 IP Subnetting Part 1
2. 067 IP Subnetting Part 2
3. 068 IP Subnetting Part 3
4. 069 IP Subnetting Part 4
5. 070 IP Subnetting Part 5
1. 090 How does data flow in hubs_ switches and routers
2. 091 Ethernet history
3. 092 10base2_ MAC addresses_
4. 093 MAC Addresses_ CSMA_CD and Collision domains
5. 094 Broadcast domains_ UTP & Cross Over Cables
1. 144 VLANs Part 1
2. 145 VLANs Part 2

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FC-4.4.5 CCNA Cisco Certified Network Associate

Course curriculum

1.Introduction

2.Basic Networking Terms

3.Introduction to Computer Networking

4.OSI Model

5.Binary

6.Hexadecimal

7.IP Addressing

8.Cisco IOS Software and Initial Device Configuration

9.IP Subnetting

10.Cabling and Packet Flows

11.VLANs

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