Over 3 hours of real-world networking tasks to help you pass your CCNA or Network+ exams
What you’ll learn:
Learn how to build a functioning small business network, one step at a time, using real world configurations.
Requirements:
You will need to download and install Packet Tracer. It is free from Cisco. Or, you may use GNS3 if that is your preference.
There are no other prerequisites other than a curiosity and desire to learn network engineering
Description:
CCNA 200-301 Let’s Build a Small Business Network by CCNAUltimateLabs is the best hands-on course in which you will build a fully functional simulated small business network, using real-world configurations that fulfill 200 – 301 CCNA exam skill goals; such as configuration of DHCP, static routes, routing protocols, Network Time Protocol, System-Log Server, inter-vlan routing, SSH, ether-channel, remote login, some cable information (types of cabling used), troubleshooting, and much more. This course also includes separate PDF handouts per appropriate sections that also contain the complete configurations to study and practice on your own.
This course also fulfills exam goals for the CCNA, Network+, and portions of the A+ exams. The numerous commands and configurations in this course are also available in my book: On the Command Line by J.Diamond available from amazon. The book includes 100 of the most popular commands and configurations critical to reaching your CCNA goals, all listed line-by-line with diagrams and real screen shots. So, if you prefer a book that you can read anywhere and take notes in, in addition to learning all the commands and configurations, my book might be right for you.
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Thank you for reading this, and I hope that you will join me as we build a small business network together.
J.DiamondWho this course is for:CCNA students studying for certification exams, and curious IT professionalsOr anyone curious about network engineering and network architecture
Who this course is for:
CCNA students studying for certification exams, and curious IT professionals
Or anyone curious about network engineering and network architecture
