Introduction to Networking for Cisco CCNA

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Ross Bagurdes

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01 - Course Overview

01 - Course Overview.mp4

01:57

02 - A Brief History of Moving Information

02 - Introduction.mp4

02:00

03 - What Is Networking.mp4

07:02

04 - Summary.mp4

01:14

03 - Dissecting Communication

05 - Introduction.mp4

01:23

06 - Local and Global Addressing.mp4

06:14

07 - Protocols and Communication Models.mp4

02:15

08 - Summary.mp4

01:00

04 - Network Communication Models

09 - Introduction.mp4

01:02

10 - Categorizing Data Transmissions.mp4

13:58

11 - The OSI Model.mp4

02:13

12 - OSI Model vs. TCPIP Model.mp4

06:18

13 - Summary.mp4

00:40

05 - Encapsulation

14 - Introduction.mp4

01:39

15 - Examining the OSI Model.mp4

01:33

16 - How Encapsulation Works.mp4

07:15

17 - Summary.mp4

02:02

06 - Data Networks and Addressing

18 - Introduction.mp4

01:12

19 - Addressing the Network.mp4

07:41

20 - How Local Communication Works.mp4

02:06

21 - How Global Addressing Works.mp4

03:51

22 - IP Networks.mp4

07:32

23 - Demo - Examining the IP Address of a Workstation.mp4

05:26

24 - Demo - Examining Ping.mp4

03:07

25 - Demo - ipconfig All and Pinging a Device Outside Your Network.mp4

03:01

26 - Demo Changing the IP Address on Your Workstation.mp4

04:40

27 - Summary.mp4

00:44

07 - Cisco Certifications

28 - Introduction.mp4

00:51

29 - Cisco Certification.mp4

04:22

30 - Exam Objectives.mp4

01:31

31 - Studying for the CCNA.mp4

03:09

32 - Lab Equipment.mp4

04:45

33 - Summary.mp4

01:32

Description

This is the first in a series of courses designed to prepare you for the Cisco Certified Network Associate Exam. This course will introduce the basic components needed to understand data networks, including networking models and network addressing.

What You'll Learn?

In this course, Introduction to Networking for Cisco CCNA, you will examine how basic human communication, like talking in person or on the phone, contains the same fundamental concepts used in moving data across a network. First, you will learn how to examine communication, and determine how to dissect it into components so it can be individually categorized and described. Next, you will learn how to break down communication into components, which will be of great benefit when understanding data networking, as there are many simple protocols which interact in complex ways. To accomplish this you will learn the TCP/IP and OSI models of networking, encapsulation, addressing, as well as what is called "chunks of information" at different points in the communication process. Finally you'll learn about the history and the birth of high speed data communications. By the end of this course, you'll know the OSI Model, TCP/IP Model, and you'll have an understanding of what encapsulation is as it relates to data networking.

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Ross Bagurdes

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Ross has had a diverse career. He has a Structural Engineering degree from Milwaukee School of Engineering, but gave up the career shortly after graduating from college. Beginning in 1997, Ross began officially working in IT, implementing and supporting a paperless work order system for a Natural Gas Utility in Illinois. Since then, Ross has spent his years teaching and managing data networks. Ross spent 7 years at University of Wisconsin Hospitals and Clinics, supporting and managing the large enterprise network. He now has returned to teaching at Madison College in Madison, Wisconsin. Ross can be reached at [email protected].

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