Cisco CCT Routing and Switching (100-490) Cert Prep: 4 Servicing Cisco Devices

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01.01-use_windows_to_troubleshoot_basic_networking.mp4

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01.02-upgrade_the_cisco_ios_on_a_router.mp4

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01.03-password_recovery_on_a_cisco_ios_router.mp4

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01.04-additional_tools.mp4

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01.05-perform_a_factory_reset_on_cisco_ios_switch.mp4

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If you’re just getting started with Cisco, you may want to think about getting certified. A Cisco Certified Technician (CCT) knows how to diagnose, restore, repair, and replace critical Cisco networking and system devices. Considered by many industry professionals to be the best foundation for Cisco networking beginners, the CCT Routing and Switching certification focuses on on-site support and maintenance of Cisco routers, switches, and operating environments.

This course teaches you the skills you need to know to get ready to pass your certification exam. Learn about the fundamentals of part four of the exam by diving into servicing Cisco routers and switches. Explore practical strategies and concrete techniques to tackle the essentials of the exam, such as using Windows for troubleshooting basic networking issues, upgrading Cisco IOS on a router, recovering a password on a Cisco IOS router, and performing a factory reset with a Cisco IOS switch.

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