Cisco CCENT (100-105 ICND1) Online Training

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Jeremy Cioara

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01. Welcome to ICND1!.mp4

08:19

02. Big Picture Network Administration and Engineering.mp4

11:39

03. Big Picture Understanding Cisco Certification.mp4

17:17

04. Big Picture Building a Cisco Lab.mp4

12:31

05. Network Fundamentals Switches and Routers.mp4

15:59

06. Network Fundamentals Wireless Access Points.mp4

11:09

07. Network Fundamentals Firewalls and IPS.mp4

07:59

08. Network Fundamentals Speed, Data Size, and Diagrams.mp4

18:18

09. Network Fundamentals Cabling, Tips and Terms.mp4

15:16

10. Network Fundamentals Stars, Mesh, and Hybrid.mp4

07:00

11. IP Fundamentals IP Communication Types.mp4

11:11

12. IP Fundamentals Defining a Network (Part 1).mp4

14:30

13. IP Fundamentals Public and Private Addressing (Part 2).mp4

13:04

14. IP Fundamentals Gluing IP Communication Together (Part 3).mp4

16:31

15. IP Fundamentals IP Protocols and TCP.mp4

17:09

16. IP Fundamentals Completing the End-to-End Story.mp4

24:19

17.IP Fundamentals- Tools You Cant Live Without.mp4

15:47

18. Core Network Models Cisco Three-Tier Architecture.mp4

16:42

19. Cisco Network Models Introduction to OSI ( Speaking OSI ).mp4

07:09

20. Cisco Network Models Practical OSI Communication.mp4

18:31

21. Cisco Network Models The TCP IP Model.mp4

03:38

22. Cisco Network Models Encapsulation, Frame Format, and Wireshark.mp4

12:41

23. IOS Fundamentals Defining the Purpose of IOS.mp4

12:21

24. IOS Fundamentals Enabling a Console Port Connection.mp4

10:12

25. IOS Fundamentals IOS Modes and Navigation.mp4

17:28

26. IOS Fundamentals Context Sensitive Help and Keyboard Shortcuts.mp4

14:37

27. IOS Fundamentals IOS Navigation Lab.mp4

02:15

28. IOS Fundamentals The File System of Cisco IOS.mp4

16:38

29. IOS Fundamentals Configuration Management.mp4

14:07

30. IOS Fundamentals The Best Base Configuration Ever.mp4

28:29

31. IOS Fundamentals Preparing a Device for Remote Management.mp4

14:29

32. IOS Fundamentals Enabling SSH on a Cisco Device.mp4

11:43

33. IOS Fundamentals Understanding Interface Syntax.mp4

13:59

34. IOS Fundamentals Lab.mp4

02:28

35. Switching Fundamentals How Network Switches Work.mp4

16:37

36. Switching Fundamentals Finding Network Devices.mp4

11:08

37. Switching Fundamentals Configuring the Switch Management IP Address.mp4

08:45

38. Switching Fundamentals Speed and Duplex.mp4

10:32

39. Switching Day-to-Day Understanding Port Security.mp4

08:01

40. Switching Day-to-Day Configuring Port Security.mp4

18:24

41. Switching Day-to-Day Handling The Network is SLOW!.mp4

17:28

42. Switching Day-to-Day Key Interface Counters.mp4

13:57

43. Switching VLANs The Concept that Changed the Networking World.mp4

13:24

44. Switching VLANs Routing Between VLANs.mp4

16:57

45. Switching VLANs Trunking VLANs to Other Switches.mp4

17:14

46. Switching VLANs The Weird and Scary World of VTP.mp4

16:07

47. Switching VLANs Configuring and Testing VLANs.mp4

19:17

48. Switching VLANs Configuring Trunking and VTP.mp4

22:56

49. Switch Troubleshooting Where to Look.mp4

25:39

50. Routing Fundamentals How Routing Works.mp4

18:10

51. Routing Fundamentals Using Static Routes.mp4

31:39

52. Routing Fundamentals Routing Between VLANs.mp4

15:04

53. Routing Fundamentals L3 Switching.mp4

11:36

54. Routing Fundamentals DHCP in a Routed World.mp4

13:58

55. Routing Fundamentals Configuring DHCP.mp4

19:55

56. Routing Protocols What are Routing Protocols.mp4

13:48

57. Routing Protocols Pick Your Flavor!.mp4

15:58

58. Routing Fundamentals Understanding RIPv2.mp4

12:53

59. Routing Protocols Configuring RIPv2.mp4

18:18

60. IPv4 Subnetting Why are We Doing This.mp4

12:38

61. IPv4 Subnetting Binary Conversion.mp4

14:27

62. IPv4 Subnetting Subnetting Based on Network Requirements.mp4

32:27

63. IPv4 Subnetting Subnetting Based on Host Requirements.mp4

21:06

64. IPv4 Subnetting Reverse Engineering a Subnet Problem.mp4

10:08

65. IPv4 Subnetting Variable Length Subnet Mask (VLSM).mp4

11:11

66. Access Lists Understanding Standard Access Control Lists.mp4

18:52

67. Access Lists Configuring Standard Control Lists.mp4

26:41

68. Network Address Translation Technology Overview.mp4

12:52

69. Network Address Translation Configuring NAT Overload.mp4

26:47

70. Network Address Translation Configuring Static NAT.mp4

11:48

71. IPv6 Welcome to the New Addressing World.mp4

08:29

72. IPv6 New Communication and Address Types.mp4

22:12

73. IPv6 Client Addressing.mp4

16:53

74. IPv6 Interface Configuration and Static Routing.mp4

24:53

75. Device Management Logging via Syslog.mp4

16:06

76. Device Management Backing Up and Restoring the IOS and Configuration on a Cisco D....mp4

16:12

77. Device Management The Network Time Protocol (NTP).mp4

12:25

78. Device Management Password Recovery.mp4

14:48

Description

In this entry-level Cisco CCENT training, Jeremy Cioara prepares learners to take the 100-105 ICND1 exam, which is the one required exam to earn the Cisco CCENT certification.

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The CCENT is arguably the most popular networking certification in the world. Itâ€™s the first step many network technicians make toward becoming a network administrator, and the first of two certifications that comprise the coveted CCNA.

This CCENT training covers everything you should have learned in your first year on the job. After finishing this 100-105 ICND1 training and passing the CCENT, you'll not only find yourself more marketable as a network technician but youâ€™ll also be one exam away from your CCNA.

For anyone who manages training on Cisco products, this CCENT training can be used for Cisco CCENT 100-105 ICND1 exam prep, on-boarding new network technicians, or as part of a team training plan.

100-105 ICND1: What You Need to Know

This Cisco CCENT training steps through the 100-105 ICND1 exam objectives, and covers topics such as:

Router on a stick, static routing, and dynamic routing (including RIPv2)
Device management, device hardening, and device maintenance
IPv4 and IPv6 addressing
DNS, DHCP, TFTP, NTP, and NAT (including PAT)
TCP/IP and OSI models
VLANs, trunk ports, 802.1Q, and LLDP
Cisco IOS troubleshooting tools, such as ping, traceroute, and log events

Who Should Take 100-105 ICND1 Training?

This 100-105 ICND1 course is valuable for new IT professionals with at least a year of experience with routing and switching and experienced network technicians looking to validate their Cisco skills.

New or aspiring network technicians. This training for the CCENT certification will set up a relatively new network technician for long-term success. For someone interested in a career in network administration, this certification proves your understanding of all aspects of administering and troubleshooting a small network. With it, youâ€™ll know all the basics of your job and be prepared for promotion and advancement.

Experienced network technicians. Ciscoâ€™s Certified Entry Networking Technician (CCENT) certification is a hallmark of expertise in the networking career field. For those technicians who already have experience in the field, this certification demonstrates mastery of installing, operating and troubleshooting a small branch network, including basic security.

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"I’ve always believed that training is only effective if it inspires people to go beyond what is being taught. Therefore, I think education should be information explained in such a way that it leads to inspiration to push further."

Jeremy Cioara has been involved in training and consulting for more than two decades, covering Cisco, Microsoft, Novell, and AWS technology. In addition, he is the founding member of Veeya, an IT consulting organization that puts into production many of the technologies he teaches in education and non-profit industries. He is the author or technical editor of many technical books and has been a featured annual speaker at the Cisco Live conference. He does all this while spending most of his time with a growing family and active church life.

Certifications: Cisco CCNA, CCDA, CCNA Security, CCNA Voice, CCNP, CCSP, CCVP, CCDP, CCIE R&S; Amazon Web Services CSA; Microsoft MCP, MCSE, Novell CNA, CNE; CompTIA A+, Network+, iNet+

Areas of expertise: Networking, Collaboration, AWS, and Microsoft System Administration

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