CCNA R&S (CCNAX) 200-125 Deep Dive:

CCNA R&S (CCNAX) 200-125 Deep Dive:, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.7, with 434 lectures, based on 204 reviews, and has 850 subscribers.

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Title: CCNA R&S (CCNAX) 200-125 Deep Dive:

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.7

Number of Lectures: 434

Number of Published Lectures: 434

Number of Curriculum Items: 434

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 434

Original Price: $89.99

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What You Will Learn

At the end of this course, students will be able to describe/implement Cisco CCNAv3 Routing and Switching 200-125 CCNAX technologies in a smooth way.

Who Should Attend

Anyone can join this course, who want to learn Cisco CCNAv3 Routing and Switching 200-125 CCNAX.

Target Audiences

Anyone can join this course, who want to learn Cisco CCNAv3 Routing and Switching 200-125 CCNAX.

The Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) Routing and Switching composite exam (200-125) is a 90-minute, 50–60 question assessment that is associated with the CCNA Routing and Switching certification. This exam tests a candidate’s knowledge and skills related to network fundamentals, LAN switching technologies, IPv4 and IPv6 routing technologies, WAN technologies, infrastructure services, infrastructure security, and infrastructure management.

CCNAv3 Routing and Switching 200-125 CCNAX Module Contents in brief:�

Fundamentals of Networking
Fundamentals of OSI Model �
Fundamentals of TCP/IP Model
Fundamentals of IPv4 Addressing
Fundamentals of IPv4 Subnetting
Implementing IPv4 Subnetting of Class C
Implementing IPv4 Subnetting of Class B
Implementing IPv4 Subnetting of Class A
Understanding VLSM and Summarization
Operating Cisco Routers or Cisco Router Basics
Fundamentals of Routing
Implementing IPv4 Static Routing and Default Routing
Fundamentals of RIP
Implementation of RIP
Fundamentals of EIGRP
Implementation of EIGRP
Fundamentals of OSPF
Implementation of OSPF
Fundamentals of BGP
Implementation of BGP
Fundamentals of WAN Technologies
Fundamentals and Implementation of Basic IPv4 Access-list
Fundamentals and Implementation of Advance IPv4 Access-list
Fundamentals and Implementation of Network Address Translation
Fundamentals of Switching
Fundamentals and Implementation of VLAN
Fundamentals and Implementation of VTP
Fundamentals and Implementation of STP
Fundamentals and Implementation of Ether-Channel
Fundamentals of Layer 2 Security
Implementation of Layer 2 Security Labs
Fundamentals of IP Security and Cryptography
Fundamentals and Implementation of Site-Site VPN
Fundamentals and Implementation of Remote Access VPN
Fundamentals and Implementation of IPv6
Implementing IPv6 Static Routing and Default Routing
Implementing RIPng
Implementing EIGRPv6
Implementing OSPFv3
Fundamentals and Implementation of First Hop Redundancy Protocols

Contents and Overview�

Including 45 hours Videos Training and 383 lectures.

This course covers necessary CCNAv3 Routing and Switching 200-125 CCNAX concepts in simple words.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: CCNAX: Course Introduction

Lecture 1: CCNAX: Course Introduction

Chapter 2: Fundamentals of Networking

Lecture 1: CCNAX: Network Introduction

Lecture 2: CCNAX: Local Area Network Introduction

Lecture 3: CCNAX: Metropolitan Area Network Introduction

Lecture 4: CCNAX: Wide Area Network Introduction

Lecture 5: CCNAX: Campus Area Network and Storage Area Network Introduction

Lecture 6: CCNAX: Enterprise Network Introduction

Lecture 7: CCNAX: Small Office Home Office and Data Center Introduction

Lecture 8: CCNAX: Networking Introduction and Types

Lecture 9: CCNAX: Networking Devices Introduction Part::1

Lecture 10: CCNAX: Networking Devices Introduction Part::2

Lecture 11: CCNAX: Peer-Peer Networking Lab with Windows XP

Lecture 12: CCNAX: Server Base Networking Lab with Windows XP and Server 2003

Lecture 13: CCNAX: Peer-Peer Networking Lab with Windows 7

Lecture 14: CCNAX: Server Base Networking Lab with Windows 7 and Server 2008

Chapter 3: Fundamentals of OSI Model

Lecture 1: CCNAX: Open System Interconnection Model Introduction

Lecture 2: CCNAX: OSI Physical Layer Introduction

Lecture 3: CCNAX: OSI Data Link Layer Introduction

Lecture 4: CCNAX: OSI Network Layer Introduction

Lecture 5: CCNAX: OSI Transport Layer Introduction

Lecture 6: CCNAX: OSI Session Layer Introduction

Lecture 7: CCNAX: OSI Presentation Layer Introduction

Lecture 8: CCNAX: OSI Application Layer Introduction

Lecture 9: CCNAX: Encapsulation and Decapsulation Introduction

Chapter 4: Fundamentals of TCP/IP Model

Lecture 1: CCNAX: TCP/IP Introduction

Lecture 2: CCNAX: TCP/IP Physical Layer and Data Link Layer Protocols Introduction

Lecture 3: CCNAX: TCP/IP Internet Layer Protocols Introduction

Lecture 4: CCNAX: TCP/IP Transport Layer Protocols Introduction

Lecture 5: CCNAX: TCP/IP Application Layer Protocols Introduction Part::1

Lecture 6: CCNAX: TCP/IP Application Layer Protocols Introduction Part::2

Chapter 5: Fundamentals of IPv4 Addressing

Lecture 1: CCNAX: IP Addreess and Its Classess

Lecture 2: CCNAX: IP Addreess and Parts

Lecture 3: CCNAX: IP Addreess and Types

Lecture 4: CCNAX: IP Addreess and Styles

Chapter 6: Fundamentals of IPv4 Subnetting

Lecture 1: CCNAX: Subnetting

Lecture 2: CCNAX: What Should We Know Before Subnetting

Chapter 7: Implementing IPv4 Subnetting of Class C

Lecture 1: CCNAX: Class C Subnetting at /25

Lecture 2: CCNAX: Class C Subnetting at /26

Lecture 3: CCNAX: Class C Subnetting at /27

Lecture 4: CCNAX: Class C Subnetting at /28

Lecture 5: CCNAX: Class C Subnetting at /29

Lecture 6: CCNAX: Class C Subnetting at /30

Chapter 8: Implementing IPv4 Subnetting of Class B

Lecture 1: CCNAX: Class B at /16

Lecture 2: CCNAX: Class B Subnetting at /17

Lecture 3: CCNAX: Class B Subnetting at /18

Lecture 4: CCNAX: Class B Subnetting at /19

Lecture 5: CCNAX: Class B Subnetting at /20

Lecture 6: CCNAX: Class B Subnetting at /21

Lecture 7: CCNAX: Class B Subnetting at /22

Lecture 8: CCNAX: Class B Subnetting at /23

Lecture 9: CCNAX: Class B Subnetting at /24

Lecture 10: CCNAX: Class B Subnetting at /25

Lecture 11: CCNAX: Class B Subnetting at /26

Lecture 12: CCNAX: Class B Subnetting at /27

Lecture 13: CCNAX: Class B Subnetting at /28

Lecture 14: CCNAX: Class B Subnetting at /29

Lecture 15: CCNAX: Class B Subnetting at /30

Chapter 9: Implementing IPv4 Subnetting of Class A

Lecture 1: CCNAX: Class A at /8

Lecture 2: CCNAX: Class A Subnetting at /9

Lecture 3: CCNAX: Class A Subnetting at /10

Lecture 4: CCNAX: Class A Subnetting at /11

Lecture 5: CCNAX: Class A Subnetting at /12

Lecture 6: CCNAX: Class A Subnetting at /13

Lecture 7: CCNAX: Class A Subnetting at /14

Lecture 8: CCNAX: Class A Subnetting at /15

Lecture 9: CCNAX: Class A Subnetting at /16

Lecture 10: CCNAX: Class A Subnetting at /17

Lecture 11: CCNAX: Class A Subnetting at /18

Lecture 12: CCNAX: Class A Subnetting at /19

Lecture 13: CCNAX: Class A Subnetting at /20

Lecture 14: CCNAX: Class A Subnetting at /21

Lecture 15: CCNAX: Class A Subnetting at /22

Lecture 16: CCNAX: Class A Subnetting at /23

Lecture 17: CCNAX: Class A Subnetting at /24

Lecture 18: CCNAX: Class A Subnetting at /25

Lecture 19: CCNAX: Class A Subnetting at /26

Lecture 20: CCNAX: Class A Subnetting at /27

Lecture 21: CCNAX: Class A Subnetting at /28

Lecture 22: CCNAX: Class A Subnetting at /29

Lecture 23: CCNAX: Class A Subnetting at /30

Chapter 10: Understanding VLSM and Summarization

Lecture 1: CCNAX: VLSM Introduction

Lecture 2: CCNAX: Summarization Introduction

Chapter 11: Operating Cisco Routers

Lecture 1: CCNAX: Router Introduction

Lecture 2: CCNAX: Router Booting Process

Lecture 3: CCNAX: Router Modes and Hostname

Lecture 4: CCNAX: How To Check Configuration

Lecture 5: CCNAX: How To Set Enable Password

Lecture 6: CCNAX: How To Set Service Password Encryption

Lecture 7: CCNAX: How To Decrypt Enable Password Using Key Ring

Instructors

Baldev Singh
Trainer & Consultant – Cisco Network Security

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2 stars: 5 votes
3 stars: 21 votes
4 stars: 58 votes
5 stars: 117 votes

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