Create a Home Networking Lab Using Network Emulation

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Craig Stansbury

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01. Course Overview

01. Course Overview.mp4

01:25

02. Understand Different Network Emulators for a Home Lab

02. How Virtualization Allows for a Home Lab.mp4

08:56

03. Network Emulation Overview.mp4

06:04

04. Demo-Initial Applications to Install.mp4

08:57

05. Demo-Download and License VMware ESXi for Free.mp4

04:07

06. Demo-Configuring Networks in VMware Workstation.mp4

09:07

07. Demo-Configuring Networks in VMware ESXi.mp4

07:54

08. Demo-Download Images to Use for Network Emulation.mp4

08:40

03. Configure EVE-NG for a Home Lab

09. EVE-NG Overview.mp4

05:55

10. Demo-Download and Install EVE-NG.mp4

08:30

11. Process of Importing Devices to EVE-NG.mp4

06:13

12. Demo-Add a Cisco Router to Dynamips Engine.mp4

07:06

13. Demo-Add Cisco Modeling Lab Images to QEMU Engine.mp4

05:06

14. Demo-Add a Juniper VMX to QEMU Engine.mp4

10:30

15. Connect an Emulated Lab to the External Network Using VMware Workstation.mp4

02:33

16. Demo-Connect EVE-NG Lab to Outside Network.mp4

10:31

17. Demo-Add a Microsoft Server Desktop or Cisco ISE to the Lab.mp4

09:54

18. Demo-Connect EVE-NG to Multiple External Networks.mp4

06:55

04. Configure GNS3 for a Home Lab

19. GNS3 Overview.mp4

02:30

20. Demo-Install GNS3 Application and VM.mp4

10:18

21. Process of Importing Devices to GNS3.mp4

00:56

22. Demo-Add Cisco Routers and Switches in GNS3.mp4

08:29

23. Demo-Add a Juniper Device to GNS3.mp4

05:08

24. Connect an Emulated Lab to the External Network Using VMware ESXi.mp4

01:43

25. Demo-Connect GNS3 Lab to External Devices.mp4

04:25

26. Demo-Use Wireshark with GNS3 and Other GNS3 Tips.mp4

04:57

27. Decisions to Make When Setting up Your Home Lab.mp4

06:00

05. Configure Cisco Modeling Labs for a Home Lab

28. Cisco Modeling Lab Overview.mp4

01:52

29. Demo-Download and Install Cisco Modeling Labs.mp4

05:29

30. Demo-License Cisco Modeling Labs.mp4

01:12

31. Demo-Create Your First Topology in Cisco Modeling Labs.mp4

04:26

32. Demo-Connect to Emulated Devices from Your Local Terminal.mp4

09:01

33. Demo-Connect External Devices to Cisco Modeling Labs.mp4

06:51

34. Course Summary.mp4

01:30

Description

Without a way to practice what you are learning when watching a Pluralsight course, it is much harder to fully grasp the concepts and commands. This course will teach you how to create a home networking lab to follow along with any networking course.

What You'll Learn?

Without a way to practice what you a learning when watching a Pluralsight course, it is much harder to fully grasp the concepts and commands. In this course, Create a Home Networking Lab using Network Emulation, you’ll learn the skills needed in order to create your own lab so you can practice along with your favorite courses. First, you’ll explore the components that make up a networking lab. Next, you’ll discover the different ways you can deploy a networking lab that best suits your needs. Finally, you’ll learn how to deploy the network emulation software that is right for you to create robust labs. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of creating your own home network lab using network emulation so you can create robust labs that will allow you to follow along with your favorite Pluralsight course.

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Craig Stansbury

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Craig has over 10 years of IT experience, including working on Palo Alto Firewalls, Cisco Routes and Switches, Microsoft Servers, and VMWare ESXi. Craig started in IT in the United States Marine Corps and began teaching his Marines all the design and implementation concepts that they needed to know. He loves when his students have the "lightbulb moment" and are able to understand the concepts he is teaching them. Aside from teaching, Craig also owns a business that consults with enterprises to help them manage their IT infrastructure. Craig has his PCNSE 8 certification, as well as CCNP Security and CCNP Enterprise certifications. When not teaching or working with clients, Craig enjoys spending time with his wife and 4-year-old son, as well as woodworking, cooking, and playing guitar.

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Pluralsight, LLC is an American privately held online education company that offers a variety of video training courses for software developers, IT administrators, and creative professionals through its website. Founded in 2004 by Aaron Skonnard, Keith Brown, Fritz Onion, and Bill Williams, the company has its headquarters in Farmington, Utah. As of July 2018, it uses more than 1,400 subject-matter experts as authors, and offers more than 7,000 courses in its catalog. Since first moving its courses online in 2007, the company has expanded, developing a full enterprise platform, and adding skills assessment modules.