Cisco Certified Entry Networking Technician (CCENT) is the test for networking technicians. It validates their ability to install, operate, and troubleshoot a network—and keep it secure. This course is your first step towards CCENT certification and a career in IT. Lazaro Diaz prepares you with practical examples that you’ll encounter in the exam and in real life. You’ll learn the basics of configuring Cisco routers and switches, IP addressing, routing protocols like RIP and OSPF, and critical security concepts such as switch port security and access control lists. Watch the entire course to start or zero in on the skills you need to practice most.
The basics of networking
The TCP/IP model vs. OSI model
Understanding the Cisco three-layer model
Collision and binary domains
Converting binary to decimal and hexadecimal
IP addressing
Subnetting
Diagramming summarization
Working Cisco IOS
Managing Cisco internetworks
IP routing
Switching
Security with ACLs
Configuring and verifying NAT
IPv6 addressing
Author | Lazaro Diaz |
level | Intermediate |
Duration | 6h 23m |
File siza | 860 MB |