Build your own virtual Cisco CCNA lab network - at home

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dr Jonas Birch

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1. Introduction

1. Introduction.mp4

13:09

2. The welcome care-package.mp4

02:42

2. 0. Preparations

1. Preparations Creating an IP address plan.mp4

07:06

2. Preparations Designing the network.mp4

05:22

3. 1. Installation

1. Obtain and download the system.mp4

04:50

2. Prepare the installation media.mp4

06:56

3. Access the BIOS setup and change the boot order.mp4

09:08

4. Install, configure and access the hypervisor.mp4

20:15

4. 2. Using the platform

1. Basic initial configuration of the hypervisor.mp4

19:55

2. Installing your first virtual machine.mp4

33:09

3. Getting a Windows license key.mp4

04:52

4. Installing a Windows virtual machine [FAILED attempt].mp4

24:59

5. Successfully installing a Windows virtual machine.mp4

13:50

6. Configure IP addresses for the VMs.mp4

15:45

7. Configure Linux services.mp4

25:31

5. 3. Setting up the virtual routers

1.1 01.MATERIAL.network.topology.diagram.pdf

1. Creating network topology diagrams.mp4

22:30

2.1 02.MATERIAL.ip.address.plan.xlsx

2. Link networks and vlans.mp4

16:11

3. Installing virtual IOS routers.mp4

30:21

4. Virtual serial console connections.mp4

10:17

5.1 05.MATERIAL.updated.network.diagram.pdf

5. Updating our network topology diagram.mp4

19:38

6. Installing the Cisco IOS XRv 9000.mp4

57:48

7. Setting up the rest of the routers.mp4

01:04:00

8. OSPF and remote syslogging.mp4

43:10

9. Backing up the config.mp4

06:22

10. Remote administration.mp4

17:41

Description

Learn how to easily and step-by-step create your own cloud of Cisco routers, using free demo versions of IOS and IOS XR.

What You'll Learn?

Learn the basics of virtualization
Learn how to construct your own virtual lab network
Learn how to use the lab network to study for CCNA/CCNP/CCIE or improve your overall networking skills
Learn how to obtain free evaluation versions of the real Cisco IOS and IOS XR routing software.
Learn how to set up and work with virtual machines (Linux, Windows)
Learn how to troubleshoot complex network topologies and systems
Learn how to work with networks in Windows and Linux and how to configure Linux services
Learn the basics of Cisco IOS and Cisco IOS XR routing operating systems
Learn how to design a network topology diagram and an IP address plan
Learn about virtual serial connections, tftp servers and remote syslogging

Who is this for?

This course is intended for people who want to learn practical networking, but don't have access to real routers

More details

Description
Note: this course is unique on Udemy (and probably on most of the rest of Internet as well). If you're the least interested in networking, you will benefit greatly from this course.
The free options today only take you so far. Emulator software such as the routers in Cisco Packet Tracer lack many of the functions and commands needed for CCNA certification, and they lack a Lot of functions and technologies for CCNP or CCIE.

In this course you will learn how to create a lab network using (demo) versions of the real Cisco routing software, which contain support for all advanced routing technologies, including BGP and MPLS.

All you need is this course and free (or low cost) software and equipment, like an old left-over computer and a VMware license.

Introduction
FREE PREVIEW: Introduction
FREE PREVIEW: Welcome care-package

0. Preparations
Preparations: Creating an IP address plan
Preparations: Designing the network

1. Installation
Obtain and download the system
Prepare the installation media
Access the BIOS setup and change the boot order
Install, configure and access the hypervisor

2. Using the platform
Basic initial configuration of the hypervisor
Installing your first virtual machine
Getting a Windows license key
Installing a Windows virtual machine [FAILED attempt]
Successfully installing a Windows virtual machine
Configure IP addresses for the VMs
Configure Linux services

3. Setting up the virtual routers
Creating network topology diagrams
Link networks and vlans
Installing virtual IOS routers
Virtual serial console connections
Updating our network topology diagram
Installing the Cisco IOS XRv 9000
Setting up the rest of the routers
FREEÂ PREVIEW: OSPF and remote syslogging
Backing up the config
Remote administration
Who this course is for:
This course is intended for people who want to learn practical networking, but don't have access to real routers

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Professional instructor at UdemyTeacherBusiness ownerSr. network engineerBased in Stockholm, Sweden-Welcome to my public profile.I am dr Jonas Birch and I'm a professional instructor here at Udemy. I started out in the computer security field in the mid-beginning of the 2000s, working as a security consultant doing penetration testing and source code auditing as well as forensics and business security analyses.2010 I migrated to the networking field, working in the telecom business. I did access-networking at a major telecom company for four years and later I did core and distribution networking when I was working as a senior network engineer at the fifth biggest internet service provider of Sweden at that time.For the last six years I have been working in the educational field, teaching the next generation of internetworking professionals as I run my own business as an educational consultant.I have CCNP+ level knowledge of routing and switching and CCIE level knowledge of Service provider as well as Security.Best regards,dr Jonas Birch

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