Cisco Routing & Switching (CCNA & CCNP Equivalent)

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1 - Introduction

1 - Introduction.mp4

01:09

2 - QA Messages Feedback.mp4

07:19

3 - About Us.html

2 - Routing Landscape

4 - Routing Overview.mp4

14:13

5 - Binary ANDing Routing Table.mp4

08:36

6 - Prefix and PrefixLength.mp4

01:16

7 - BigPicture of Routing.mp4

06:07

8 - Switching types on Routers.mp4

07:29

9 - Understand Data Flow.mp4

11:31

3 - Setting up the Lab Environment

10 - Important Read Please.html

11 - Download Install EveNG on Oracle Virtual Box.mp4

25:12

12 - Install VMWare Workstation Pro 17.mp4

04:52

13 - VMware Workstation Adaptor Settings.mp4

03:42

14 - Install EveNG on Windows.mp4

13:37

14 - Install-Eve-ng-on-Windows.pdf

15 - Add Cisco vIOS Images on EVENG.mp4

09:02

15 - Add-Cisco-vIOS-Router-and-Switch-in-Eve-ng.pdf

4 - Static Routing Default Routing

16 - Static Routing Overview.mp4

19:03

17 - Default Routing Overview.mp4

09:10

18 - AD vs Metric and ECMP.mp4

14:57

19 - Floating Static Route.mp4

05:34

20 - Demo Static Routing.mp4

23:36

21 - Verification and Troubleshooting.mp4

09:16

22 - Demo Default Routing.mp4

05:09

23 - Demo Floating Static Route.mp4

09:49

24 - Deep Dive into Basics.mp4

13:47

25 - Static Route with NextHop Deep Dive.mp4

07:48

26 - Static Route With Exit Interface Deep Dive.mp4

12:57

27 - Static Route with Next Hop and Exit Interface.mp4

05:55

5 - Dynamic Routing Protocols and RIP

28 - Dynamic Routing Protocols Overview.mp4

18:00

29 - RIP Overview.mp4

15:31

30 - Understanding SplitHorizon.mp4

02:45

31 - RIP metric.mp4

05:09

32 - RIP Classful Lab Demo.mp4

15:22

33 - RIP Classless Lab Demo.mp4

07:13

34 - RIP Lab 2.mp4

15:49

6 - Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol EIGRP

35 - RIP Limitations EIGRP Overview.mp4

17:04

36 - EIGRP Timers Metric Calculations.mp4

02:53

37 - EIGRP Tables.mp4

02:05

38 - EIGRP Lab 1.mp4

12:50

39 - EIGRP Lab 2.mp4

07:06

7 - Open Shortest Path First OSPF

40 - Open Shortest Path First OSPF Overview.mp4

21:48

41 - OSPF Concepts Review.mp4

15:43

42 - OSPF Neighborships Adjacency.mp4

15:07

43 - OSPF Neighborship State Machine.mp4

11:01

44 - OSPF DRBDR DRother.mp4

14:43

45 - DRBDR Selection.mp4

07:30

8 - OSPF Hands ON

46 - OSPF Lab Initial Configuration.mp4

12:37

47 - Initialization of OSPF and Verification.mp4

15:12

48 - Intra Area OSPF Area 1 Broadcast Multi Access.mp4

08:59

49 - InterArea OSPF.mp4

17:41

50 - External Routes in OSPF.mp4

17:22

51 - Summary.mp4

00:59

9 - Advanced OSPF LSA Types Virtual Links

52 - Overview of Section.mp4

05:00

53 - OSPF LSA Type 1 Router LSA.mp4

09:23

54 - OSPF LSA Type 2 Network LSA.mp4

07:36

55 - OSPF LSA Type 3 Summary LSA.mp4

05:04

56 - OSPF LSA Type 4 5 Summary ASBR LSA External LSA.mp4

16:26

57 - LSA Types Lab Type 1 2.mp4

16:38

58 - OSPF LSAs on PointToPoint Network Lab Area 1.mp4

06:58

59 - OSPF LSAs Lab in Area 0 Type 3.mp4

07:17

60 - OSPF Configuration Lab Area 2.mp4

10:36

61 - OSPF LSA Lab External Type 4 5 LSA.mp4

15:11

62 - OSPF External E1 vs E2 Routes.mp4

08:13

63 - OSPF LSA Summarization Explanation.mp4

11:44

64 - OSPF LSA Summarization Lab.mp4

09:56

65 - OSPF Virtual Links.mp4

11:28

10 - Advanced OSPF Area Types

66 - OSPF Area Types Overview.mp4

03:39

67 - OSPF AREA Types Topology Initialisation.mp4

13:07

68 - Redistributing RIP inside OSPF.mp4

08:00

69 - OSPF Area Stub and Totally Stub Overview.mp4

14:12

70 - OSPF Area Stub and Totally Stub Lab.mp4

02:25

71 - OSPF Area Types NSSA.mp4

11:19

72 - Tweaking NSSA Area in OSPF.mp4

04:35

73 - OSPF Area NSSATotally.mp4

04:47

74 - OSPF order of precedence.mp4

02:04

75 - OSPF Authentication.mp4

04:34

11 - Introduction to BGP

76 - What is Autonomous System.mp4

09:58

77 - Why do we need BGP.mp4

09:04

78 - SingleHomed and MultiHomed BGP.mp4

12:50

79 - BGP Overview.mp4

13:14

80 - eBGP External BGP Overview.mp4

06:28

81 - eBGP Neighborship process.mp4

09:48

82 - What is TTL in BGP.mp4

03:39

83 - iBGP Internal BGP Overview.mp4

10:55

84 - BGP Basic topology.mp4

04:46

85 - eBGP lab.mp4

18:38

86 - Advertising routes in eBGP.mp4

14:26

87 - BGP Next Hop Self.mp4

09:16

88 - iBGP SplitHorizon Rule Full Mesh.mp4

16:09

12 - Layer 2 Switching Concepts

89 - Switch Overview.mp4

11:07

90 - Router Vs Switch.mp4

05:38

91 - How do Switches look like.mp4

03:05

92 - Broadcast Collision Domain in Switch.mp4

06:19

93 - GARP and MAC Learning Process in a Switch.mp4

09:48

94 - Switching Lab.mp4

14:52

95 - VLANs and Trunking.mp4

18:25

96 - Layer 2 Segmentation Using VLANs.mp4

08:35

97 - Trunking Explained.mp4

14:54

98 - Trunking Lab.mp4

10:00

99 - Native VLAN.mp4

02:11

13 - InterVlan Routing

100 - InterVlan Routing Overview.mp4

13:08

101 - InterVlan Lab with seperate Router interfaces.mp4

12:33

102 - InterVlan Lab with SubInterface on Router.mp4

08:59

103 - InterVlan Routing in Multilayer Switch.mp4

07:22

104 - Switch Virtual Interface Lab.mp4

07:26

105 - Port Security on a Switch.mp4

20:10

14 - Vlan Trunking Protocol VTP

106 - Vlan Trunking Protocol Overview.mp4

11:46

107 - Vlan Trunking Protocol Lab.mp4

18:23

15 - Spanning Tree Protocol Basics

108 - 3Tier Architecture STP Domain.mp4

16:17

109 - Spanning Tree Protocol Overview.mp4

03:11

110 - Understanding Layer 2 Switching Loops.mp4

14:38

111 - Understanding Spanning Tree Protocol.mp4

23:55

112 - Per VLAN Spanning Tree PVST.mp4

11:27

113 - Overview of PVST.mp4

01:53

114 - Overview of STP Ports States.mp4

08:55

115 - Understanding STP Port Roles.mp4

07:30

116 - Four Switch Topology Explanation.mp4

06:28

117 - Spanning Tree Protocol Lab.mp4

19:32

118 - Spanning Tree Protocol PortFast.mp4

06:34

119 - Lab Spanning Tree PortFast.mp4

05:56

120 - BPDU Guard.mp4

06:07

16 - Etherchannel PortChannel Link Aggregation

121 - EtherChannel Explained.mp4

14:03

122 - EtherChannel Lab.mp4

18:06

17 - Access Control Lists ACL

123 - Access Control Lists Overview.mp4

02:31

124 - ACL Lab Topology and Initial config.mp4

10:03

125 - Types of Access Control Lists.mp4

08:54

126 - Standard Access Control List.mp4

16:07

127 - Order of Operations ACL.mp4

02:05

128 - Extended Access Control List.mp4

17:29

129 - Extended ACL Task.mp4

17:29

18 - Network Address Translation NATPAT

130 - NAT Overview.mp4

08:43

131 - NAT Topology and Initial Config.mp4

09:48

132 - Dynamic NAT Overview.mp4

09:39

133 - Dynamic NAT Lab Demo.mp4

06:11

134 - Dynamic PAT.mp4

09:37

135 - Static NAT.mp4

07:19

19 - DHCPServer DHCPRelay Agent

136 - Router as DHCP Server.mp4

16:53

137 - DHCP Relay Agent.mp4

10:39

138 - Controlling the traffic on DHCP Relay Agent.mp4

05:04

20 - Securing your Network

139 - Port Security Explained.mp4

21:09

140 - Port Security Lab.mp4

13:51

141 - DHCP Snooping Overview.mp4

08:21

142 - Configuring DHCP Snooping.mp4

04:31

143 - Dynamic Arp Inspection Overview DAI.mp4

11:55

144 - Configuring Dynamic Arp Inspection.mp4

01:30

145 - Vlan Access Control Lists VACLs.mp4

09:34

146 - AntiSpoofing ACL.mp4

05:28

147 - uRPF Overview.mp4

08:56

21 - IP Services HSRP VRRP GLBP

148 - IP Services Overview.mp4

07:49

149 - Overview of HSRP VRRP and GLBP.mp4

19:43

150 - HSRP Lab.mp4

33:43

151 - Configuring HSRP Tracking.mp4

05:54

152 - Load Sharing with HSRP.mp4

06:13

153 - Implementing VRRP.mp4

06:36

154 - Implementing GLBP.mp4

19:24

22 - IPSec VPN on Cisco IOS

155 - Demystifying VPN.mp4

16:39

156 - Securing the VPN using IPSEC.mp4

28:02

157 - Configuring-Lan-to-Lan-VPN-Steps.txt

157 - LANTOLAN L2L IPSec VPN Part1.mp4

19:52

158 - LANTOLAN L2L IPSec VPN Part2.mp4

19:53

159 - LANTOLAN L2L IPSec VPN Part3.mp4

11:08

160 - Verification Main ModeQuick Mode Explained.mp4

04:53

161 - L2L IPSec VPN Thru the Firewall.mp4

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Description

Master the Routing, Switching and IP Services Skills to be the best of the Network Engineers.

What You'll Learn?

Routing Concepts
Default, Static and Dynamic routing
OSPF (Open Shortest Path First)
BGP (Border Gateway Protocol)
Switching Concepts
STP, VTP, Routing Ports, SVI, L2 & L3
Access Control Lists Concepts
Network Address Translation Concpets
IP services VRRP, NHRP, GLBP etc.
If you want to understand Switching than this is the course for you since we will be covering Layer2 & Layer3 switching, which is extremely important!
Student will also learn: Etherchannel, Switchport security, among other concepts in a switching environment
Wireless
MPLS
VXLAN

Who is this for?

Network Engineers

Anyone that wants to learn the in's and out's of Routing and Switching

Cisco Administrators CCNA

CCNP and CCIE Students

CCNP and CCIE Administrators

Network and Security Engineer

What You Need to Know?

IT networking Fundamentals

TCP/IP

More details

Description
Advanced Routing, Switching and Services networking course provides you with the skills and knowledge to implement and troubleshooting for advanced routing technologies and services, including â€“ Layer 3 services, Infrastructure security, Infrastructure services, L2 services etc. This course will provide you the knowledge and skills you need to install, configure, operate, and troubleshoot an enterprise network. This networking course helps prepare you to upskill yourself for day to day networking tasks as a Network Engineer.
If you want to start earning more while doing what you love, well then this course is perfect for you. Even if you have knowledge of creating networks or knowing different communication tools, still this course will teach you everything in depth you need to know about hubs, switches, networking, routers, etc.
The course has multiple modules which will enhance your knowledge in the particular technologies and features:

Switching :Â The switching course has everything you need to know about switches. How switches learn MAC addresses, what VLANs and trunks are and how spanning-tree is used to create loop-free topologies. You will also learn more complex topologies like SDM, CEF etc.

Spanning Tree : When you add redundancy in your switched network, you add potential loops. Spanning-tree is used on switches to create a loop-free L2 topology. In these lessons you will learn the basics of spanning-tree and the different versions: PVST, RPVST, and MST.

EIGRP : EIGRP (Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol) is Ciscoâ€™s IGP (Interior Gateway Protocol) that was made an â€œopen standardâ€ in 2013. It is a distance vector routing protocol similar to RIP but has many advanced features. In these lessons, we start with the basics of EIGRP and end with the most advanced topics.

OSPF : OSPF (Open Shortest Path First) is a popular link-state routing protocol. Routers exchange pieces of information called LSAs (link state advertisement) and build a topology database which we call the LSDB (link state database). In these lessons, we start with the basics and work our way through the most advanced OSPF topics.

BGP : BGP (Border Gateway Protocol) is the routing protocol of the Internet, used to route traffic from one autonomous system (AS) to another. Itâ€™s an important topic to understand if you work at an ISP or at a large company that is connected to two or more ISPs. Unlike IGPs like OSPF or EIGRP, BGP uses a set of attributes to determine the best path for each destination.

IPv6 : IPv6 is the successor of IPv4 and the main reason we need it is because we are running out of IPv4 address space. IPv4 uses 32-bit addresses and offered us about 4.3 billion addresses, IPv6 offers 128-bit addresses so we have a huge amount of available addresses. These lessons will explain the basics of IPv6 and how to configure it on Cisco IOS routers.

IPÂ Services:Â All about the different Load Balancing protocols to achieve high availability e.g NHRP, VRRP and GLBP etc.

Static Routing Concepts :Â Deep dive in the logic of Static Routing so that you understand the basic building blocks of networking.

Default Routing :Â This course will make you understand the topics from a packet level, so that trouble shooting becomes a fun part for you.
We will be continuously uploading more and more sections and lectures to this course.
Targeted course duration is 50 hours plus content.

[Updated on 17-08-2022]
Uploaded Access Control Lists ACL section:

[Updated on 18-08-2022]
Uploaded Network Address Translation section:

[Updated on 17-09-2022]
Uploaded L2 Switching Concepts section:

[Updated on 17-09-2022]
Uploaded Inter-Vlan Routing section:

[Updated on 18-09-2022]
Uploaded Spanning Tree Protocol Basics section:

[Updated on 18-09-2022]
Uploaded Etherchannel / Port-Channel / Link Aggregation section:

[Updated on 28-10-2022]
Uploaded DHCP-Server / DHCP-Relay Agent Section:

[Updated on 28-10-2022]
Uploaded Securing your Switch in the Network

[Updated on 03-02-2023]
Uploaded Section "IP Services - HSRP, VRRP & GLBP"

[Updated on 12-08-2023]
New Section Added:Â "IPSec VPN on Cisco IOS"
Who this course is for:
Network Engineers
Anyone that wants to learn the in's and out's of Routing and Switching
Cisco Administrators CCNA
CCNP and CCIE Students
CCNP and CCIE Administrators
Network and Security Engineer

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Zubair: Network and Security experience of over 9+ years and teaching Networking Technologies from 9+ years.Biswajit : Professional Network trainer and free-lancer. Experience in Network training of more than 15+ years, with Multi-vendor Networking products and technologies.We believe in technical demonstrations so the course would be having all the topics along with practical labs.So, In order to make this course more interactive we have build quizzes at the end of each section.thank you for joining this course and wish you best of luck.

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