Description
While networking is a somewhat specific field of IT, it’s not often you find it accented in the study curriculum. While a lot of IT graduates feel confident upon getting their diploma, most of them don’t have nearly enough knowledge to pursue a career in networking. How do you get there, then?
One of the most fool-proof ways is passing the CCNA practice test and getting a Cisco CCNA certification. In this tutorial, Lazaro Diaz will be guiding you through every step of preparing for your exam!
Why bother with the CCNA practice test?
A CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate) certification is something that truly proves you know your networking. It is issued by an industry leader and globally acknowledged by major companies, which means better career opportunities, as well as a higher starting salary. According to Glassdoor, the earnings for a networking engineer in the US is just over $72K a year on average!
The CCNA practice test is updated constantly to entail the newest technologies and solutions. In addition to that, the certification is only valid for three years – after that, you need to renew it, which means you need to brush up on your skills constantly!
In this CCNA study guide, we are focusing on the CCNA R/S 200-125 certification (R/S stands for Routing and Switching). After you pass it, you can also move to higher certification levels (Professional and Expert) that Cisco also offers. There are always opportunities to climb the career ladder in networking, and a CCNA practice test is a great start!
Find out how to pass CCNA with the help of an expert
Lazaro Diaz is a professional network engineer with over a decade of work experience. He holds multiple Cisco certifications, including but not limited to CCNA certification, CCNA Security, CCNA Voice, and CCNP. He is also the author of a book called The Only IP Book You Will Ever Need! Feel free to refer to it if you want to learn more about IPv4 & IPv6. Lazaro is truly one of the best instructors you could choose as your CCNA study guide.
How to pass CCNA practice test without any worries? Know the topic like the back of your hand! We agree it might seem too challenging for some – but that’s why you have a professional to help you! Lazaro has prepared just under twenty-two hours of study material – this way, you can be sure no vital information is skipped. The guide is divided into thirty-one sections by topic, which means you can easily return and find the answer to any question if you need to.
In this extensive tutorial, Lazaro has explained every relevant topic you could think of! The material includes video lectures on everything from basic networking concepts and devices you can use to router navigation. You will learn all you need to know about security, routing protocols, and wide-area networking. Feeling up for it? Then register for your CCNA practice test and get ready to smash it!
What Will You Learn?
- All the networking basics
- Infrastructure security and management
- Routing (IPv4 and IPv6)
- LAN switching
- and everything else you need for your CCNA certification exam!
Requirements
- Basics in networking
- A simulator (e.g., Cisco Packet Tracer)
- A CCNA R/S study guide book
Curriculum
Course consist of total 21h 12min of content, in total.
Section 1: INTRODUCTION TO THE CCNA 200-125 COMPOSITE CERTIFICATION
Section 2: INTRODUCTION TO TCP/IP NETWORKING
Section 3: THE BREAKDOWN TO THE OSI MODEL
Section 4: A LOOK AT THE CISCO MODELS
Section 5: AN INTRODUCTION TO ETHERNET LANS
Section 6: NODES USED ON ETHERNET LANS
Section 7: INTRODUCTION TO IPV4 ADRESSING
Section 8: CLASS-FULL SUBNETTING IN IPV4
Section 9: Variable Length Subnet Masking
Section 10: ROUTE SUMMARIZATION
Section 11: CONFIGURATION WITHIN THE CLI
Section 12: ALL ABOUT ROUTING
Section 13: THE EIGRP ROUTING PROTOCOL
Section 14: ALL ABOUT OSPF
Section 15: ALL ABOUT SWITCHING
Section 16: ALL ABOUT VLANS
Section 17: WELCOME TO INTER-VLAN ROUTING AND ETHERCHANNEL
Section 18: : WELCOME TO IPV6
Section 19: WELCOME TO ACCESS-LIST
Section 20: WELCOME TO NAT
Section 21: WELCOME TO WIDE AREA NETWORK
Section 22: WELCOME TO MPLS
Section 23: WELCOME TO BGP
Section 24: INTRODUCTION TO HSRP
Section 25: WELCOME TO DMVPN
Section 26: IP Services
Section 27: Managing a Cisco Internetwork
Section 28: Evolution of Intelligent Networks
Section 29: Licensing
Section 30: SUMMARY OF COURSE!
Section 31: Quality of Service (QoS)
About the Instructor
My name is Lazaro Diaz and I am a Network Engineer with many years in the field and in the teaching industry. I hold the following certifications: CCNA, CCNA Security, CCNA Voice, CCNP, Security+, Network+, A+, MCP, MCTS & MOS.
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