Hands on Cisco Packet Tracer: Real-World Networking Labs
Hands on Cisco Packet Tracer: Real-World Networking Labs, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 5, with 64 lectures, based on 9 reviews, and has 316 subscribers.
You will learn about Students will learn how to configure basic device settings, including hostnames, clock settings, banners, and secure access passwords. Master the setup and configuration of DHCP servers and relays to efficiently manage IP address distribution in a network. Understand the importance of network time synchronization with NTP and how to set up Syslogging for effective network monitoring and troubleshooting. Gain proficiency in using Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP) and Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP) to discover and map network devices. Learn to create and manage VLANs, configure trunk and access ports, and enable routing between VLANs for network segmentation and traffic management. Implement port security measures to protect network access points and apply techniques to prevent network loops using protocols like Spanning Tree. Explore single and multi-area OSPF for intra-domain routing and BGP for inter-domain routing to understand dynamic routing protocols. Configure and manage VPN tunnels, including GRE and SSL VPNs, to secure data transmission over public and private networks. Learn to implement Quality of Service (QoS) policies to manage and prioritize network traffic, ensuring optimal performance for critical applications. Set up Hot Standby Router Protocol (HSRP) and interface tracking to enhance network redundancy and reliability. Students will engage in labs that simulate real-world networking environments, preparing them to handle practical challenges they will face in their careers. Learn effective troubleshooting methods to diagnose and resolve network issues quickly and efficiently. Understand how to implement security measures and policies to protect network infrastructure from real-world threats and vulnerabilities. Gain insights into optimizing network performance through real-world case studies and practical examples. Master the techniques for identifying and resolving common VLAN configuration and connectivity problems in a live network environment. Learn how to troubleshoot and fix routing issues, including misconfigurations and routing loops, using real-world scenarios. Discover how to use network monitoring tools effectively to track performance, detect anomalies, and troubleshoot issues in real time. Get hands-on experience with upgrading Cisco IOS and managing device updates to ensure smooth network operations. Develop skills to quickly identify and resolve connectivity issues across different network layers and devices. Learn to design robust and scalable networks by applying best practices and lessons learned from real-world network deployments. Ultimate Course on Networking Labs Hands on Experience with Cisco Simulator Expert Advice from a Senior Network Engineer This course is ideal for individuals who are IT students seeking to enhance their networking skills and advance their careers in network administration, engineering, or support roles. It is particularly useful for IT students seeking to enhance their networking skills and advance their careers in network administration, engineering, or support roles.
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Summary
Title: Hands on Cisco Packet Tracer: Real-World Networking Labs
Price: $44.99
Average Rating: 5
Number of Lectures: 64
Number of Published Lectures: 64
Number of Curriculum Items: 64
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 64
Original Price: $19.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
- Students will learn how to configure basic device settings, including hostnames, clock settings, banners, and secure access passwords.
- Master the setup and configuration of DHCP servers and relays to efficiently manage IP address distribution in a network.
- Understand the importance of network time synchronization with NTP and how to set up Syslogging for effective network monitoring and troubleshooting.
- Gain proficiency in using Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP) and Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP) to discover and map network devices.
- Learn to create and manage VLANs, configure trunk and access ports, and enable routing between VLANs for network segmentation and traffic management.
- Implement port security measures to protect network access points and apply techniques to prevent network loops using protocols like Spanning Tree.
- Explore single and multi-area OSPF for intra-domain routing and BGP for inter-domain routing to understand dynamic routing protocols.
- Configure and manage VPN tunnels, including GRE and SSL VPNs, to secure data transmission over public and private networks.
- Learn to implement Quality of Service (QoS) policies to manage and prioritize network traffic, ensuring optimal performance for critical applications.
- Set up Hot Standby Router Protocol (HSRP) and interface tracking to enhance network redundancy and reliability.
- Students will engage in labs that simulate real-world networking environments, preparing them to handle practical challenges they will face in their careers.
- Learn effective troubleshooting methods to diagnose and resolve network issues quickly and efficiently.
- Understand how to implement security measures and policies to protect network infrastructure from real-world threats and vulnerabilities.
- Gain insights into optimizing network performance through real-world case studies and practical examples.
- Master the techniques for identifying and resolving common VLAN configuration and connectivity problems in a live network environment.
- Learn how to troubleshoot and fix routing issues, including misconfigurations and routing loops, using real-world scenarios.
- Discover how to use network monitoring tools effectively to track performance, detect anomalies, and troubleshoot issues in real time.
- Get hands-on experience with upgrading Cisco IOS and managing device updates to ensure smooth network operations.
- Develop skills to quickly identify and resolve connectivity issues across different network layers and devices.
- Learn to design robust and scalable networks by applying best practices and lessons learned from real-world network deployments.
- Ultimate Course on Networking Labs
- Hands on Experience with Cisco Simulator
- Expert Advice from a Senior Network Engineer
Who Should Attend
- IT students seeking to enhance their networking skills and advance their careers in network administration, engineering, or support roles.
Target Audiences
- IT students seeking to enhance their networking skills and advance their careers in network administration, engineering, or support roles.
Welcome to “Hands on Cisco Packet Tracer: Real-World Networking Labs” – the ultimate course designed for aspiring network professionals and seasoned experts looking to deepen their practical knowledge. This course offers a comprehensive, hands-on approach to mastering Cisco Packet Tracer through real-world scenarios that you will encounter in the field.
Unlike many other courses that focus only on basic setups and theoretical knowledge, our meticulously crafted labs cover real-world scenarios, ensuring you gain practical skills that are directly applicable to your career. From basic device setup to advanced networking concepts, you’ll learn how to design, implement, and troubleshoot complex networks.
Our labs cover everything from basic device setup to advanced networking concepts, ensuring you gain a robust understanding of network design, implementation, and troubleshooting. You will start by learning essential tasks such as setting hostnames, configuring SSH, and securing devices with passwords. As you progress, you’ll dive into complex topics like DHCP Relay, NTP configuration, VLANs, and inter-VLAN routing.
Explore advanced routing techniques with Single and Multi-Area OSPF, BGP, and VPN Tunnels, and ensure network resilience with HSRP and interface tracking. You’ll also gain expertise in security protocols including Port Security, 802.1x, and creating secure VPN connections. Additionally, the course covers crucial aspects of network management and monitoring, such as Syslogging, SNMP, and QoS.
Each lab is designed to mimic real-world networking challenges, providing you with practical skills that are directly applicable to your career. Whether you’re preparing for Cisco certifications or looking to enhance your networking expertise, this course is your gateway to becoming a proficient network engineer.
Enroll today and start your journey to mastering Cisco Packet Tracer and real-world networking!
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Introduction
Lecture 1: Introduction to Course
Lecture 2: Cisco Packet Tracer
Lecture 3: Glossary of Key Terms
Chapter 2: General Device Setup – Best Practices
Lecture 1: Initial Lab Description
Lecture 2: General Device Setup – Lab Setup
Lecture 3: General Device Setup – Set Clock | NTP Client Configuration
Lecture 4: General Device Setup – Set a MOTD and Login Banner
Lecture 5: General Device Setup – Enable Console Passwords + Encrypt Local Passwords
Lecture 6: General Device Setup – Save Configuration Best Practices
Lecture 7: General Device Setup – AAA Setup (TACACS+)
Lecture 8: TACACS+ vs RADIUS
Chapter 3: Syslog
Lecture 1: Syslog to Monitor Server
Lecture 2: Logging in a Cisco Router and Switch Memory
Chapter 4: Discovery Protocols – CDP and LLDP
Lecture 1: Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP) and Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP)
Lecture 2: Mac Address Table – Handy Troubleshooting Tips
Chapter 5: Cisco IOS
Lecture 1: Upgrade Router IOS version via TFTP
Lecture 2: Upgrade Switch IOS version via TFTP
Lecture 3: Understanding TFTP and TFTP Servers in Cisco Networks
Chapter 6: Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
Lecture 1: SNMP Configuration to Monitor Server
Lecture 2: Understanding MIBs and OIDs in Monitoring Cisco Routers and Switches
Lecture 3: Netflow Configuration to Monitor Server
Chapter 7: Switching
Lecture 1: VLAN (Virtual Local Area Network)
Lecture 2: Trunk and Access Ports
Lecture 3: Native VLANs
Lecture 4: Routing Between VLANs (Router on a Stick)
Lecture 5: Layer 3 Switches vs Router on a Stick
Lecture 6: Voice VLAN and Cisco CUCME (Cisco Unified Communications Manager Express)
Lecture 7: Rapid Spanning Tree (RSTP)
Lecture 8: RSTP and Portfast
Lecture 9: Port Channels
Chapter 8: Switching Security
Lecture 1: Port Security
Lecture 2: BPDUGuard Default
Lecture 3: Storm Control: Protecting Against Broadcast Storms
Lecture 4: 802.1x (Dot1X)
Lecture 5: IP DHCP Spoofing
Chapter 9: DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol)
Lecture 1: DHCP Server
Lecture 2: DHCP Relay
Lecture 3: Cisco DHCP Options on Routers: A Comprehensive Guide
Chapter 10: Routing
Lecture 1: Static Routing
Lecture 2: Default Routing
Lecture 3: Floating Static Routes
Chapter 11: Access Lists
Lecture 1: Standard Access Lists
Lecture 2: Extended Access Lists
Lecture 3: Named Access Lists
Chapter 12: Network Address Translation (NAT)
Lecture 1: Port Address Translation (PAT)
Chapter 13: Port Forwarding
Lecture 1: Cisco Router Port Forwarding
Lecture 2: Security Considerations with Port Forwarding on Cisco Routers
Chapter 14: Hot Standby Router Protocol (HSRP) + Interface Tracking
Lecture 1: Hot Standby Router Protocol (HSRP)
Lecture 2: HSRP & Interface Tracking
Chapter 15: OSPF
Lecture 1: Single Area OSPF
Lecture 2: Multi Area OSPF
Lecture 3: OSPF Security
Chapter 16: Border Gateway Protocol
Lecture 1: External Border Gateway Protocol (eBGP)
Lecture 2: Understanding BGP Routes: Full Routing Table vs. Partial Routing Table
Lecture 3: Internal Border Gateway Protocol (iBGP)
Chapter 17: Virtual Private Networks (VPN)
Lecture 1: IKEv2 VPN Tunnel
Lecture 2: GRE Tunnel
Chapter 18: Quality of Service (QoS)
Lecture 1: What is QoS? (Quality of Service)
Lecture 2: Quality of Service Configuration (QoS)
Chapter 19: Extra Content: More Labs!
Lecture 1: Secret Tip to Cisco Packet Tracer
Chapter 20: Extra Content: Cisco Small Business Device Simulation
Lecture 1: Cisco Small Business Device Emulators
Lecture 2: Cisco Small Business Device Emulators – Continued
Chapter 21: Conclusion
Lecture 1: Conclusion and Final Wrap Up
Lecture 2: Explore more of my courses on Udemy!
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