Learn Cisco Switching by Doing

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1 - Basics of Switching

1 - Basic Cautions.mp4

11:47

2 - Collision Domain.mp4

08:46

3 - Broadcast Domain Basics.mp4

04:32

2 - VLANS and Trunk Links

4 - Creating Vlans.mp4

13:01

5 - Creating Trunk Links.mp4

14:54

3 - VTP

6 - VTP Overview.mp4

15:27

7 - VTP Version 3.mp4

12:20

4 - Link Aggregation Protocols

8 - Link Aggregation.mp4

17:34

5 - Spanning Tree Protocol Overview

9 - Spanning Tree Protocol Overview.mp4

09:17

10 - Root Bridge Root Port Designated Port.mp4

16:05

11 - Root Bridge Election Process.mp4

09:37

12 - Root Port Election Process.mp4

09:08

6 - Advanced Spanning Tree Protocol Features

13 - Changing Spanning Tree Protocol Timers.mp4

11:23

14 - BPDUGuard BPDUFilter RootGuard.mp4

09:16

15 - Configuring Multiple Spanning Tree MST Protocol.mp4

09:02

7 - First Hop Redundancy FHRP Protocols

16 - First Hop Redundancy Protocols.mp4

02:00

17 - HSRP Basic Configuration.mp4

09:08

18 - Preemption and Priority.mp4

07:33

19 - Multiple HSRP.mp4

06:22

20 - HSRP Tracking.mp4

10:02

21 - HSRP Authentication.mp4

05:23

22 - Configure HSRP on L3 Switches.mp4

23:11

23 - VRRP.mp4

05:02

24 - GLBP Basic Configuration.mp4

11:19

25 - GLBP Weighting and Load Balancing.mp4

08:36

8 - Extra Features

26 - Dot1Q Tunneling.mp4

19:57

27 - Configuring Private VLANs.mp4

16:02

28 - Protected Ports.mp4

10:05

29 - SPAN and RSPAN.mp4

10:12

Description

Everything you need to get going by Cisco Switches

What You'll Learn?

Get started with Cisco switches
Start with basic configuration
Configure access and trunk ports (Manual, ISL, and Dot1q)
Configure VLANs
Configure VTP version 1, 2, and 3
Configure Link Aggregation (Manual, PAgP, LACP)
Configure Spanning Tree protocol, Rapid STP, and Multiple STP
Configure port-security features
Configure First Hop Redundancy Protocols (HSRP, VRRP, and GLBP)
And many more tips and tricks!

Who is this for?

Students aiming for their CCNP and CCIE

Network administrators looking to further expand their knowledge of Cisco Switching

What You Need to Know?

Basic understanding of networking

More details

Description
Overview:
This course is focused on Cisco switches configuration and almost everything you need to know about them. The topologies are very much self-explanatory and created in different environments (mostly PnetLab, a free tool compatible with Eve-NG) but they can be very easily created on real gear. There would be minor differences in syntax based on the image that you use on your device (or simulated environment).
All the commands are explained in detail. I have tried not to miss anything and I have given the reasons you might want to implement a feature or execute a commands so that you can decide your design.

Syllabus:
The course contains (but is not limited to):
what you should do when you receive a new switch
how to do basic configurations
ISL and Dot1q protocols and how to configure access and trunk ports (dynamically or statically)
how to configure VLANs
VTP protocol features and how to configure different versions
PAgP and LACP protocols and how to configure link aggregation
Loop-free switched network and how to configure Spanning Tree Protocol variations (STP, RSTP, MSTP, MST)
Spanning Tree Protocol extra features (LoopGuard, BPDUGuard, BPDUFilter, ...)
Port Security features and configuration
First Hop Redundancy Protocols (HSRP, VRRP, GLBP) in detail
and many tips and tricks!
Lectures would be added on demand to the course to make it richer and more valuable to you. Also, I will personally answer your questions ASAP, in case you have any problem with the contents and studies.

Good luck!

Who this course is for:
Students aiming for their CCNP and CCIE
Network administrators looking to further expand their knowledge of Cisco Switching

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I have trained more than 1200 direct and 45000 online students for CCNA, CCNP and CCIE Routing and Switching courses. I started as a Microsoft guy (like most of network experts!) and then ended up to become a network expert, first as a trainer and video tutorial presenter and then as a consultant for many small to medium to large enterprises. This consultant role gave me some huge and precious experience that I could add to my courses and make them richer than before.I hope my courses on Udemy can help you to achieve your goals and become the one you wish to become.Good luck with your studies!Mohammad Imani

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