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CCNA 200-301 Version 1.1 Video Course, 2nd Edition

By Jason Gooley
Published Jul 26, 2024 by Pearson IT Certification.

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Edition: 2nd

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ISBN-10: 0-13-821361-5
ISBN-13: 978-0-13-821361-9

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32+ Hours of Video Instruction

The CCNA is one of the most sought-after certifications in the world. Many begin their networking journey with the CCNA. This course is designed to cover all the relevant technologies and fundamentals to help prepare candidates for their CCNA 200-301 certification exam.

Best-selling author, expert instructor, and double CCIE Jason Gooley walks you through the full range of topics on the latest CCNA 200-301 version 1.1 exam, including network fundamentals and access, IP connectivity and services, network security, and programmability and automation. Jason also covers new v1.1 topics such as Terraform, API authentication, cloud management and machine learning. This course provides both theory as well as real-world live exploration to help you build confidence while gaining the necessary experience to pass the CCNA 200-301 exam. This course also helps you strengthen your skills by having detailed, repeatable examples and scenarios that showcase the why behind each technology.

This course includes many examples of hands-on, facilitated walkthroughs that provide the appropriate level of technical depth to prepare for the exam. It also includes specific content to better prepare you for what comes after the exam, whether that involves pursuing a higher-level certification such as the CCNP or transitioning directly into the workforce within the networking field.

The 180 lessons in the course present more than 20 hours of training. Designed to take you inside CCNA networking concepts in a unique and interactive way, CCNA 200-301 Video Course, Second Edition is guaranteed to help you master the foundational networking topics that will help you succeed on the exam and on the job.

Learn How To:

Apply networking theory and fundamentals to real device functionality
Use the CLI to configure routing and switching technologies
Compare Wireless LAN deployment types and common design use cases
Understand the building blocks and articulate the value of network programmability
Log into Cisco Catalyst Center using API Authentication
Use APIs to communicate with Cisco Catalyst Center to pull a device inventory
Describe benefits of using cloud management model
Identify common security threats, mechanisms and best practices

Who Should Take This Course:

Students who are getting started in networking or candidates who are looking to take the CCNA 200-301 exam.

Course Requirements:

This is an introductory course designed to help candidates get started with Cisco networking and pursue the CCNA 200-301 certification exam. No prior knowledge is required.

About Pearson Video Training:

Pearson publishes expert-led video tutorials covering a wide selection of technology topics designed to teach you the skills you need to succeed. These professional and personal technology videos feature world-leading author instructors published by your trusted technology brands: Addison-Wesley, Cisco Press, Pearson IT Certification, Prentice Hall, Sams, and Que Topics include: IT Certification, Network Security, Cisco Technology, Programming, Web Development, Mobile Development, and more. Learn more about Pearson Video training at http://www.informit.com/video.

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Introduction

Module 1: Introduction to Network Components and Operations

Module Introduction

Lesson 1: Network Components, Devices, and Functionality

Learning objectives

1.1 Introduction to Routers and Routing Concepts

1.2 Introduction to Switching and the Benefits of Switches

1.3 Overview of Next-Generation Firewalls, IPS, and Common Placement

1.4 Wireless Access Points and the Shift from Wired to Wireless

1.5 Controller Concepts and Overview

1.6 What Is an Endpoint?

1.7 Servers, Storage, and Cloud, Oh My!

1.8 The OSI Model, Its Importance, and Tying It All Together

1.9 Frame or Packet, That IS the Question!

Lesson 2: Common Network Architectures and Design Scenarios

Learning objectives

2.1 Three-Tier (Hierarchical) Architectures

2.2 Two-Tier (Collapsed Core) Architectures

2.3 Basic Network Design Concepts

2.4 Fabric Components

2.5 Wide Area Network (WAN) Concepts

2.6 Small Office/Home Office (SOHO)

2.7 SaaS and IaaS Infrastructure Models

Lesson 3: Understanding Physical Interface Types, Cabling, and Connectivity Methods

Learning objectives

3.1 Single-Mode Fiber (SMF), Multimode Fiber (MMF), Copper (RJ45 and Twisted-Pair)

3.2 Connections (Ethernet Shared Media and Point-to-Point)

3.3 Concepts of Power over Ethernet (PoE, PoE+, UPoE, UPoE+)

Lesson 4: Foundational Switching Concepts and Traffic Forwarding

Learning objectives

4.1 MAC Learning and Aging

4.2 Frame Switching

4.3 Frame Flooding

4.4 MAC Address Table

4.5 Switching and Forwarding Lab Walkthrough

Lesson 5: How to Leverage Layer 2 Discovery Protocols

Learning objectives

5.1 Cisco Discovery Protocol

5.2 Link Layer Discovery Protocol

5.3 CDP/LLDP Lab Walkthrough

Module 2: Understanding Inter-Switch Communication Methods

Module Introduction

Lesson 6: Understanding Virtual Local Area Networks (VLAN) Operations and Configuration

Learning objectives

6.1 Access Ports (Data and Voice)

6.2 Default VLAN

6.3 Connectivity

6.4 VLAN/Access Port Lab Walkthrough

Lesson 7: EtherChannel Fundamentals

Learning objectives

7.1 Understanding EtherChannel and EtherChannel Load Balancing

7.2 Layer 2 vs Layer 3

7.3 Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP)

7.4 EtherChannel Lab Walkthrough

Lesson 8: Trunking and Inter-Switch Connectivity Concepts

Learning objectives

8.1 Trunk Ports

8.2 802.1Q Trunking Protocol

8.3 Native VLAN and Understanding Untagged Traffic

8.4 Trunking Overview Lab Walkthrough

Lesson 9: Rapid PVST+ Spanning Tree Protocol Operations

Learning objectives

9.1 Spanning Tree Overview

9.2 IEEE vs. Cisco

9.3 Spanning Tree Operations

9.4 Root Port, Root Bridge (Primary/Secondary)

9.5 Designated Ports and Alternate Ports

9.6 RPVST+ Port States

9.7 PortFast Benefits and Examples

9.8 Spanning Tree Overview Lab Walkthrough

Lesson 10: Troubleshooting Common Interface Connectivity Issues

Learning objectives

10.1 Collisions

10.2 Errors

10.3 Mismatch Duplex

10.4 Speed

10.5 Interface Statistics Lab Walkthrough

Lesson 11: TCP or UDP? Reliable or Unreliable? That IS the Question!

Learning objectives

11.1 TCP

11.2 UDP

Module 3: Introduction to Subnetting, Routing, and Connectivity Essentials

Module Introduction

Lesson 12: IPv4 Addressing and Subnetting Fundamentals

Learning objectives

12.1 IPv4 Addressing Overview

12.2 Decimal to Binary Conversion Overview

12.3 IPv4 Network and Host Addresses

12.4 Understanding Broadcast Addresses

12.5 RFC1918 Addressing and Usage

12.6 How to Calculate Available Subnets and Available Hosts

12.7 IPv4 Subnetting Practice Drills

12.8 IPv4 Addressing and Subnetting Lab Walkthrough: Part 1

12.9 IPv4 Addressing and Subnetting Lab Walkthrough: Part 2

12.10 IPv4 Addressing and Subnetting Lab Walkthrough: Part 3

Lesson 13: First Hop Redundancy Protocols (FHRPs) What Are They?

Learning objectives

13.1 FHRP Overview and Use Cases

13.2 HSRP, VRRP, and GLBP Overview

13.3 FHRP Routing Lab Walkthrough: Part 1

13.4 FHRP Routing Lab Walkthrough: Part 2

Lesson 14: How to Configure Client OS IP Parameters (Windows, macOS, Linux)

Learning objectives

14.1 Windows Lab Walkthrough

14.2 macOS Lab Walkthrough

14.3 Linux Lab Walkthrough

Lesson 15: Routing Table Components and Overview

Learning objectives

15.1 Covering the Bases with RIB, FIB and Destination-based Routing

15.2 Prefixes, Routes, Summaries, and Network Masks

15.3 Next Hops, Administrative Distance, Metrics, and the Gateway of Last Resort

15.4 IP Connectivity Lab Walkthrough: Part 1

15.5 IP Connectivity Lab Walkthrough: Part 2

15.6 IP Connectivity Lab Walkthrough: Part 3

15.7 IP Connectivity Lab Walkthrough: Part 4

Lesson 16: Understanding Routing Concepts

Learning objectives

16.1 Longest Match

16.2 AD and Routing Protocol Metrics

Lesson 17: Static Routing for IPv4

Learning objectives

17.1 Default, Network, Host, and Floating Static Routes

17.2 IPv4 Static Routing Lab Walkthrough

Lesson 18: OSPFv2 Fundamentals

Learning objectives

18.1 Neighbor Formation

18.2 Network Types

18.3 LSAs, Neighbor Adjacencies, and Router ID Significance

18.4 Single Area vs. Multi-Area, Flooding and Fault Domains

18.5 OSPFv2 Routing Lab Walkthrough: Part 1

18.6 OSPFv2 Routing Lab Walkthrough: Part 2

Lesson 19: IPv6 Fundamentals

Learning objectives

19.1 IPv6 Address Types

19.2 Static Routing for IPv6

19.3 IPv6 Address Comparison Drills

19.4 IPv6 Addressing and Prefix Lab: Part 1

19.5 IPv6 Addressing and Prefix Lab: Part 2

19.6 IPv6 Addressing and Prefix Lab: Part 3

Module 4: Wireless Fundamentals and Overview

Module Introduction

Lesson 20: Cisco Wireless Architectures and AP Modes and Connections

Learning objectives

20.1 Typical Wireless Architectures

20.2 WLAN Physical Infrastructure Connections and Components

20.3 AP Modes

20.4 Wireless LAN Controllers

20.5 AP and WLC Management Access Connections

20.6 FlexConnect and EWC

Lesson 21: Leveraging the WLAN Configuration GUI to Setup Client Connectivity

Learning objectives

21.1 Wireless Security Protocols (WPA, WPA2, and WPA3)

21.2 WLC Walkthrough Demo: Part 1

21.3 WLC Walkthrough Demo: Part 2

Module 5: IP Services

Module Introduction

Lesson 22: Network Address Translation (NAT) Overview and Use Cases

Learning objectives

22.1 NAT Translation

22.2 Dynamic NAT Configuration

22.3 Port Address Translation (PAT)

22.4 NAT Lab Walkthrough: Part 1

22.5 NAT Lab Walkthrough: Part 2

22.6 NAT Lab Walkthrough: Part 3

Lesson 23: Network Time Protocol (NTP)

Learning objectives

23.1 Network Time Accuracy, Client/Server Mode Operations, and Stratum

23.2 NTP Lab Walkthrough

Lesson 24: Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)

Learning objectives

24.1 DHCP Messages, Operations, Configuration, Client, and Relay

24.2 DHCP Lab Walkthrough

Lesson 25: DNS Operations and Overview

Learning objectives

25.1 Port 53

25.2 DNS Functionality

Lesson 26: Simple Network Management Protocol

Learning objectives

26.1 SNMP Use Cases and Benefits

26.2 Configuring SNMP

26.3 Enabling SNMP Traps

26.4 SNMP Walkthrough

Lesson 27: Basic SYSLOG Concepts and Use Cases

Learning objectives

27.1 Facilities and Levels

27.2 Server Configuration, Traps, and the logging buffered Command

27.3 SYSLOG Lab Walkthrough

Lesson 28: Quality of Service (QoS) Overview

Learning objectives

28.1 QoS Fundamentals

28.2 Per Hop Behavior (PHB) and Drop Probability Explained

28.3 QoS Models for Classification

28.4 QoS Congestion Management and Avoidance

28.5 QoS Lab

Lesson 29: Remote Access Configuration Using Secure Shell (SSH)

Learning objectives

29.1 SSH Fundamentals

29.2 SSH Lab Walkthrough

Lesson 30: Device File Management Protocols

Learning objectives

30.1 FTP, SFTP, and TFTP

30.2 IP Services Lab Walkthrough

Module 6: Security Fundamentals

Module Introduction

Lesson 31: Understanding Key Security Concepts

Learning objectives

31.1 Threats and Vulnerabilities

31.2 Mitigation Techniques

Lesson 32: Importance of Security Programs

Learning objectives

32.1 User Security Awareness

32.2 End User Training

32.3 Physical Security and Access Control

32.4 Device Access Control Using Local Usernames and Passwords

Lesson 33: Security Policy Elements

Learning objectives

33.1 Password Management

33.2 Complexity

33.3 Password Alternatives

Lesson 34: Virtual Private Networks (VPNs)

Learning objectives

34.1 Remote Access

34.2 Site-to-Site VPNs

Lesson 35: Access Control Lists (ACLs)

Learning objectives

35.1 Standard, Extended, and Named ACLs

35.2 ACL Use Cases

35.3 ACL Lab Walkthrough

Lesson 36: Layer 2 Security Features

Learning objectives

36.1 DHCP Snooping and Dynamic ARP Inspection (DAI)

36.2 Port Security

36.3 DAI Lab Walkthrough

36.4 Port Security Lab Walkthrough

Lesson 37: Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting Concepts

Learning objectives

37.1 AAA Overview

37.2 AAA Lab Walkthrough

Module 7: Automation and Programmability

Module Introduction

Lesson 38: Software Defined Networking Concepts

Learning objectives

38.1 Traditional vs. Controller-based Networks

38.2 Northbound and Southbound APIs

38.3 Software-Defined Architectures (Overlay, Underlay, and Fabric): Part 1

38.4 Software-Defined Architectures (Overlay, Underlay, and Fabric): Part 2

38.5 Control Plane, Data Plane, and Management Plane

Lesson 39: Cisco Catalyst Center Overview

Learning objectives

39.1 Inventory, Design, and Provisioning

39.2 Device Management and Software Image Management (SWIM)

39.3 Assurance and Application Policy (QoS)

39.4 Cisco Catalyst Center Walkthrough: Part 1

39.5 Cisco Catalyst Center Walkthrough: Part 2

39.6 Cisco Catalyst Center Walkthrough: Part 3

Lesson 40: Benefits of Network Programmability and Automation

Learning objectives

40.1 Automation and Network Programmability Overview: Part 1

40.2 Automation and Network Programmability Overview: Part 2

40.3 API Fundamentals

40.4 CRUD Functions

40.5 HTTP Verbs and Response Codes

40.6 Data Encoding Formats: Part 1

40.7 Data Encoding Formats: Part 2

40.8 On-Box vs. Off-Box Automation Tools

40.9 On-Box vs. Off-Box Automation Tools Lab Walkthrough

40.10 Introduction to Ansible

40.11 Introduction to Terraform

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