The Complete Networking Fundamentals Course. Your CCNA start
Complete Course to Pass the CCNA!
Welcome to the GNS3 CCNA (200-125) course!
This course helps you prepare for the newest CCNA exams (200-125 CCNA, 100-105 ICND1 and 200-105 ICND2).
This course is unlike other CCNA courses as it contains:
* Over 40 hours of video content with detailed explanations of CCNA topics
* Simulations - online, integrated Cisco simulations to test your knowledge (over 70 simulations and more coming)
* GNS3 labs - multiple topologies using GNS3. Create your own local lab and follow along.
* Software - VPN Config Generator, Subnetting Calculators, Config-Register, binary & hexadecimal & decimal calculators
* Many demonstrations showing you practically how to configure and build GNS3 and Cisco networks
* Cheatsheets
* Quiz questions
Networks are all around us and you are using one right now to access this course.
Imagine for a moment, how different your life would be without access to Facebook, Snapchat, Google, YouTube, Whatsapp or any of the other websites on the Internet? How would you live with no Internet?
The Internet is extremely important in modern life today and all websites and Internet communication relies on networking. This reliance is only predicted to continue with the growth of the Internet of Things (IoT) in the next few years.
Without routers, switches, network cabling and protocols like BGP there would be no Internet!
This course will teach you how networks actually work and how you are able to connect to websites like Facebook, Google, and YouTube.
Companies throughout the world (from the smallest to the largest) rely on networks designed, installed and maintained by networking engineers. Join this in demand industry!
Start your journey today learning about networking.
Content in this course can be used towards your CCNA. Topics such as IP addressing, subnetting and many others can be applied directly to passing your CCNA certification.
Access our online simulations so you can practice on simulated Cisco routers and switches. You will get to type commands such as enable, configure terminal, router ospf and many others and learn how to configure devices.
I want to welcome you to this GNS3 Cisco CCNA course! I'm David Bombal, and I have been teaching networking courses for over 15 years. I qualified as a Cisco Certified Interwork Engineer (CCIE) in 2003 and hold with numerous other networking certifications. I'm also a Cisco and HPE certified instructor where I have trained thousands of networking engineers in many of the largest companies in the world including Fortune 100 companies.
I have designed this course for anyone wanting to learn more about networking and gain foundational knowledge, to help them embark on their networking career. The concepts taught in this course can be applied directly to multiple industry certifications including the Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA).
In this course, you will learn about topics such as IP addressing, IP subnetting, Routing, Switches, VLANs, Spanning Tree, Network Address Translation, Wireless and a whole lot more.
You will also learn more about the latest networking trends including OpenFlow and Software Defined Networking.
The course covers the topics in the Cisco ICND1, ICND2 and CCNA exams.
At the end of this course, you will be able to confidently discuss networking topics; and be able to start configuring real networking devices such as routers and switches. In this an introductory course, but contains a lot of information that can be directly applied to the CCNA certification.
The ideal student for this course is someone looking to break into the networking field, someone looking to extend their knowledge from PCs and servers to networking, or someone interested in getting knowledge to work in one of the most exciting, most in-demand jobs in IT - networking.
There are no requirements necessary to enroll in this course, I only ask that you come open minded and ready to learn.
Feel free to take a look at the course description and some of the sample free videos.
I look forward to seeing you on the inside!
Your Instructor
David Bombal (CCIE #11023 Emeritus) passed his Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert Routing and Switching exam in January 2003. David has the highest rated and most popular course in the GNS3 Academy: SDN and OpenFlow Introduction.
David's software tools and training have been downloaded +100,000 times. Many thousands of engineers like you use his tools and training on a regular basis.
David has developed over 20 courses for HP which are used worldwide. These include multiple SDN courses and HP ASE certification courses (4 day Instructor led training).
David's YouTube videos have been viewed +2 million times.
David has been training Cisco and networking courses for 15+ years and has delivered instructor led courses in various countries around the world covering a wide range of Cisco topics from CCNA to CCIE.
He has also personally developed Cisco engineer utilities such as the VPN Config Generator, software, training materials, EBooks, videos and other products which are used throughout the world.
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/davidbombal
Twitter: https://twitter.com/davidbombal
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/davidbombal
Course Curriculum
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StartTerminology-terminology-and-terminology (0:22)
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StartNetwork-Interface-Card-NIC (0:46)
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StartWhat-is-a-computer-network? (1:14)
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StartWhat-is-a-Network-Protocol (1:35)
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StartHome-Network-and-SOHO-network (3:36)
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StartPing-and-Traceroute (4:23)
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StartWhat-is-an-IP-address (2:01)
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StartNetwork-Categories-and-Components (2:18)
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StartDomain-Name-System-DNS (2:52)
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StartIP-Addressing-and-Network-Sharing (1:46)
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StartOSI Model - Part 1 - OSI Model Introduction (1:59)
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StartOSI Model - Part 2 - OSI Model Layers (4:07)
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StartQuiz
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StartOSI Model - Part 3 - Split of concentration (6:26)
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StartOSI Model - Part 4 - Layer 7: Application Layer (2:41)
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StartOSI Model - Part 5 - Layer 6: Presentation Layer (2:06)
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StartOSI Model - Part 6 - Layer 5: Session Layer (1:23)
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StartOSI Model - Part 7 - Top layers versus lower layers (0:23)
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StartOSI Model - Part 8 - Transport Layer (4:53)
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StartOSI Model - Part 9 - Network Layer (2:59)
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StartOSI Model - Part 10 - Data Link Layer (3:25)
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StartOSI Model - Part 11 - Physical Layer (4:30)
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StartOSI Model - Part 12 - Host Communication (3:37)
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StartOSI Model - Part 13 - Encapsulation (2:51)
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StartOSI Model - Part 14 - TCP/IP versus OSI Model (6:12)
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StartOSI Model - Part 15 - Demo: Wireshark (4:34)
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StartQuiz
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StartHexadecimal - Demo of MAC addresses and ARP cache (3:50)
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StartHexadecimal - Demo of MAC addresses and ARP cache (continued) (1:43)
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StartHexadecimal conversion theory and demos Part 1 (3:20)
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StartHexadecimal conversion theory and demos Part 2 (0:43)
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StartHexadecimal conversion theory and demos Part 3 (1:25)
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StartHexadecimal conversion theory and demos Part 4 (2:46)
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StartHexadecimal conversion theory and demos Part 5 (2:32)
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StartHexadecimal conversion theory and demos Part 6 (0:40)
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StartHexadecimal conversion theory and demos Part 7 (1:19)
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StartQuiz
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StartIP Addressing Overview (4:28)
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StartDemonstration (1:58)
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StartIP Characteristics (5:39)
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StartIPv4 Address Format (1:48)
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StartNetwork versus Host portion (6:56)
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StartIPv4 Address format (Street Analogy) (2:06)
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StartAddress Classes (3:50)
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StartClass A and B addresses (5:01)
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StartClass C addresses (1:35)
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StartClass D and E addresses (2:18)
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StartClass A, B and C Addresses (3:45)
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StartSpecial IPv4 Addresses (0:32)
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StartDirected Broadcast Address (5:01)
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StartLocal Broadcast Address (4:27)
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StartLocal Loopback Address (4:59)
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StartRFC1918 - Private Addresses (4:52)
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StartRFC1918 - Class A, B, C (2:22)
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StartIP Addressing Part 17 (2:22)
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StartIPv4 Link Local Addresses (4:14)
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StartSubnet Masks (3:36)
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StartIs a host or remote (4:46)
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StartSubnet mask demonstrations (3:16)
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StartDiscontiguous Network Masks (1:52)
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StartCIDR Notation Part 1 (0:47)
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StartCIDR Notation Part 2 (2:08)
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StartCIDR Notation Part 3 (4:09)
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StartOverview (2:47)
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StartUses of Cisco IOS Software (3:47)
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StartPhysical connection to the Cisco router (3:35)
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StartHow to connect to a routerswitch (4:57)
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StartInitial Startup (8:10)
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StartConfiguration of the router (1:40)
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StartModes - User (4:51)
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StartModes - EnablePrivilege (1:40)
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StartModes - User EXEC (0:54)
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StartModes - Global Config (3:36)
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StartModes - Interface (3:44)
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StartQuiz
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StartModes - Line (2:45)
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StartModes - Line (continuation) and Router mod (2:02)
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StartHelp (5:28)
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StartCommands (4:47)
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StartCommands (continuation) (1:22)
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StartManaging Cisco IOS Configuration (2:06)
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StartCopy Running Config Startup Config (3:07)
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StartCopy Running Config Startup Config (contin (0:41)
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StartDifference in the configuration (5:16)
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StartErase startup config (1:49)
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StartTFTP Backup (0:42)
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StartManaging Cisco IOS Configuration (8:38)
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StartStoring files in Flash (1:27)
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StartTerminal Length (3:39)
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StartInitial Device Configuration Part 21 (1:49)
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StartQuiz
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StartCCNA VLOG #050: CCNA IP addressing and subnetting: Are these hosts on the same subnet? (8:50)
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StartCCNA VLOG #051: CCNA IP addressing and subnetting: Can these hosts ping each other? (7:32)
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StartCCNA VLOG #053: CCNA IP addressing and subnetting: Can these hosts ping each other? (6:51)
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StartCCNA VLOG #079: IP Addressing and IP Subnetting for the CCNA Exam (Part 1). Practical IP Subnetting. (10:58)
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StartCCNA VLOG #080: IP Addressing and IP Subnetting for the CCNA Exam (Part 2). Practical IP Subnetting. (8:59)
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StartCCNA VLOG #081: IP Addressing and IP Subnetting for the CCNA Exam (Part 3). Practical IP Subnetting. (11:45)
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StartCCNA VLOG #083: IP Addressing and IP Subnetting for the CCNA Exam (Part 4). Practical IP Subnetting. (10:34)
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StartHow does data flow in hubs, switches and routers? (6:15)
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StartEthernet history (5:20)
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Start10base2, MAC addresses (5:30)
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StartMAC Addresses, CSMACD (6:26)
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StartIssues with 10base2, Collision domains (2:38)
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StartBroadcast domains, 10BaseT (2:53)
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StartUnshielded Twisted Pair (UTP), Cross Over Cables (6:06)
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StartWhich cable should you use Cross over or straight Auto MDI MDIX (2:33)
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StartCable Categories, Cat 1 to Cat 8 (6:22)
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StartDAC cable, SFPs (1:01)
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StartRoll Over Cable (1:57)
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StartHow Devices Operate, Hubs (4:40)
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StartHow does a Hub forward traffic (6:10)
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StartWhat is a bridge? (4:37)
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StartHow does a bridge forward traffic (6:22)
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StartWhat is a switch (1:16)
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StartHow do switches forward traffic (7:16)
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StartWhat is half duplex and full duplex (5:51)
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StartWhat is a router? (4:03)
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StartHow Does A Router Forward Traffic (9:43)
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StartHow is traffic routed between subnets (2:57)
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StartRouting between subnets - What are the IP address and MAC address values (2:59)
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StartDoes a router change the MAC address or IP address (8:35)
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StartSummary or routing, MAC addresses and IP addresses (9:07)
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StartQuiz 1
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StartQuiz 2
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StartDuplex and Speed Mismatch Demo (2:58)
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StartSpeed & Duplex Demo Late Collisions (6:00)
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StartSpeed & Duplex Demo Introduction (3:27)
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StartSpeed & Duplex Demo Fix Issue between router and switch (4:48)
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StartSpeed & Duplex Demo Fix Other Switch Issues (8:59)
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StartSpeed & Duplex Demo; PC and Switch (4:40)
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StartSpanning Tree Overview (2:05)
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StartVersions of Spanning Tree (4:07)
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StartWhy is Spanning Tree Required (7:27)
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StartBPDUs and Bridge IDs (2:37)
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StartDemo STP Root (7:36)
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StartRoot Ports and Designated Ports (8:24)
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StartExtended Bridge ID (4:17)
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StartPortFast (2:35)
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StartPath Cost Part 1 (1:42)
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StartPath Cost Part 2 (5:30)
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StartPath Cost Part 3 (4:21)
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StartPVST versus RPVST Port States (8:23)
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StartRPVST and PVST Interoperability (2:36)
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Start802.1w and 802.1s Overview (3:03)
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Start802.1w (7:09)
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StartDemo 802.1w (7:19)
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Start802.1w Link Types (3:06)
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Start802.1w Proposals (6:18)
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Start802.1s MSTP (6:22)
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StartSpanning Tree Comparison Summary (3:35)
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StartCisco Etherswitch Service Module Overview (1:39)
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StartCreate topology (2:18)
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StartSpanning Tree, PCMCIA setup, memory setup (6:53)
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StartFormat Flash and set up VTP (2:20)
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StartVerify PC Connectivity (1:47)
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StartSpanning Tree testing (2:51)
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StartMove PCs to another VLAN (4:23)
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StartGNS3 Etherswitch Wizard (2:06)
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StartGNS3 Macros (1:06)
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StartIntroduction to IP Routing (0:39)
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StartOverview (0:35)
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StartRouted vs. Routing Protocols (5:55)
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StartRouted protocols (2:20)
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StartDemonstrations (3:33)
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StartStatic Routes and Dynamic Routes (6:14)
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StartStatic vs. Dynamic Routing (4:10)
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StartStatic vs. Dynamic Routing (1:08)
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StartHow do routers determine the best route (3:32)
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StartTerms AS, IGPs, EGPs (4:20)
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StartTypes of Routing Protocols -Distance Vector, Link State (8:23)
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StartEIGRP - advanced distance vector routing protocol (2:09)
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StartAdministrative Distance Introduction (0:46)
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StartAdministrative Distance values (3:10)
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StartAdditional AD values (0:33)
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StartHow does a router route when told conflicting information (2:29)
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StartClassful routing protocols (2:51)
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StartAuto Summarization (2:58)
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StartClassless routing protocols (1:54)
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StartAdministrative Distance versus mask length (2:30)
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StartAdministrative Distance and multiple routes with the same mask (1:20)
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StartLink State Routing Protocols (3:32)
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StartOSPF Hierarchy - Multiple areas (3:33)
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StartBenefits of link state routing (2:47)
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StartDrawbacks of link state routing (1:39)
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StartCCNA #065 Routed ports, Switchports and SVIs - what and how (12:25)
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StartCCNA #067 How to configure Layer 3 switching and interVLAN routing for the CCNA Exam (Part2) (9:13)
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StartCCNA #066 How to configure Layer 3 switching and interVLAN routing for the CCNA Exam (7:44)
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StartCCNA #068 How to configure Layer 3 switching and interVLAN routing for the CCNA Exam (Part3) (7:32)
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StartCCNA #071 Using Ostinato to prove how broadcasts work for the CCNA Exam (Part 1) (6:30)
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StartCCNA #072 Using Ostinato to prove how broadcasts work for the CCNA Exam (Part 2) (5:05)
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StartCCNA #042 Youtube Part 7 - FINAL Capture 2 and 3 and 4 and 5 - Switching TS - VLOG 42 (13:20)
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StartCCNA #043 Youtube Part 7 - Capture 6 - Switching TS FINAL VLOG 43 (9:18)
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StartOSPF link encapsulation issues - VLOG 45 (6:12)
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StartCCNA #052 Campus troubleshooting scenario 3 Can you find the issue (7:10)
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StartCCNA #060 LAN and WAN troubleshooting Scenario Can you find the issue (13:00)
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StartCCNA #069 MAC Address troubleshooting scenario 1 Can you find the issue (9:27)
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StartCCNA #057 RIP Troubleshooting Scenario 1. Can you find the issue (7:38)
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StartCCNA #058 RIP Troubleshooting Scenario 2- Can you find the issue (5:53)
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StartCCNA #059 RIP Troubleshooting Scenario 3 Can you find the issue (10:27)
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StartCCNA #061 Did RIP or something else break the network Can you find the issue (9:51)
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StartCCNA #014 Routing decisions OSPF or EIGRP CCNA 200-125 exam questions (7:12)
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StartCCNA #016 OSPF, EIGRP, RIP or Static Routes Routing decisions CCNA 200-125 exam (9:04)
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StartCCNA #017 What is a RIB Failure EBGP versus IBGP CCNA 200-125 exam questions (6:15)
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StartCCNA #018 Routing exam questions Who wins OSPF, EIGRP or RIP Sure CCNA 200-125 exam (5:32)
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StartCisco Router Components (4:36)
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StartRouter Components (continued) (4:03)
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StartModules (1:47)
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StartDemo Router components (8:52)
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StartDemo Router Components (4:13)
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StartConfiguration Register Part 1 (4:33)
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StartConfiguration Register Part 2 (4:03)
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StartBoot Field and software (1:31)
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StartRouter Boot Process - POST and load of IOS (3:26)
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StartBoot process (2:35)
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StartDemo Bootup without startup config (3:57)
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StartImage Boot Theory (1:30)
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StartBoot System Command (2:12)
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StartBoot Process Theory - Startup Config (0:52)
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StartIOS Images (4:06)
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StartDemo IOS Systems (3:16)
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StartIOS Naming Conventions (3:55)
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StartBackup IOS to TFTP Server (4:47)
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StartUpgrade IOS Theory (1:00)
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StartDownload IOS from Cisco (2:09)
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StartFlash Space (0:31)
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StartDemo Upgrade IOS (4:21)
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StartPassword Recovery (3:28)
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StartDemo Password Recovery (10:29)
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StartEnable and Secret Passwords 1 (2:13)
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StartEnable and Secret Passwords 2 (5:15)
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StartEnable and Secret Passwords 3 (4:31)
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StartEnable and Secret Passwords 4 (3:19)
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StartDisable Services (10:55)
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StartDisable CDP (4:44)
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StartLine console security (9:53)
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StartTelnet security (9:09)
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StartSessions and lines (6:41)
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StartSSH (10:03)
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StartBanners - Introduction (2:25)
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StartBanners - MOTD (4:52)
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StartPort Security Overview (3:13)
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StartPort Security and security mechanisms (1:23)
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StartMAC addresses Port Security Static, Dynamic, Sticky (3:11)
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StartPort Security Demo Part 1 (9:03)
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StartPort Security Demo Part 2 (9:19)
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StartPort Security Demo Sticky (2:52)
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StartPort Security Error disable and auto recovery (5:14)
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StartOverview (0:39)
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StartLogging levels, monitor, buffer, syslog (0:16)
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StartDemo Syslog levels and RFC (4:55)
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StartLogging levels and lower levels (0:27)
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StartDemo Logging levels (7:26)
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StartDemo Telnet (monitor) and logging (4:50)
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StartDemo Logging levels and monitor (1:12)
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StartDemo Stop logging to console (1:56)
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StartDemo Logging Buffer (3:47)
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StartDemo Kwi Syslog Server (5:42)
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StartDemo Syslog levels and facilities (1:23)
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StartDemo GNS3 setup with Syslog server (1:47)
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StartDemo GNS3 and Syslog (4:22)
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StartDemo Timestamps, dates and other options (2:56)
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StartQOS Introduction (2:33)
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StartTraffic Types and Requirements (3:48)
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StartSRND Guide (4:27)
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StartQOS mechanisms and Exam details (5:23)
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StartClassification and Marking (3:39)
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StartCOS (2:26)
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StartIP Precedence and DSCP (2:52)
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StartDSCP AF Classes (2:24)
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StartDSCP CS, AF and EF Classes (5:51)
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StartRouter demo Part 1 (2:04)
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StartRouter demo Part 2 (2:15)
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StartFinal SRND Guide Recommendations (2:16)
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StartFinal SRND Switch Examples (2:45)
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StartWireshark showing COS and DSCP (8:17)
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StartTrust boundary (2:56)
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StartTraffic classes (3:46)
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StartPoliciers and shapers Part 1 (3:26)
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StartPoliciers and shapers Part 2 (2:54)
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StartQueuing (3:35)
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StartQueuing - FIFO, PQ, CQ, WFQ (5:41)
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StartQueuing - WFQ and CBWFQ (2:38)
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StartCBWFQ and LLQ (1:58)
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StartCongestion Avoidance with WRED (7:32)
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StartQOS Demo Part 1 (6:48)
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StartQOS Demo Part 2 (5:02)
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StartDemonstration Dial peer configuration (17:20)
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StartDemonstration VoIP dial peers (13:29)
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StartDemonstration Voice VLAN Configuration (10:36)
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StartIP Telephony service setup (14:48)
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StartDemonstration Call debugging (14:01)
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StartIncoming dial-peers (16:34)
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StartDial-peer selection (11:47)
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StartNAT Part 1 Overview (0:48)
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StartNAT Part Real World NAT (3:11)
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StartNAT Part 3 RFC1918 (4:26)
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StartNAT Part 4 NAT Terms (2:55)
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StartNAT Part 5 Private Addresses (1:30)
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StartNAT Part 6 NAT Types (2:41)
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StartNAT Part 7 Demo Static NAT (7:52)
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StartNAT Part 8 Wireshark Captures (5:14)
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StartNAT Part 9 Show commands (1:33)
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StartNAT Part 10 Static NAT summary (1:02)
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StartNAT Part 11 GNS3 Server NAT (1:09)
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StartNAT Part 12 Static NAT versus Dynamic NAT (0:57)
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StartNAT Part 13 Dynamic NAT Overview (0:39)
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StartNAT Part 14 GNS3 Static NAT Demo (3:18)
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StartNAT Part 15 GNS3 Dynamic NAT Demo (0:49)
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StartNAT Part 16 Dynamic NAT Configuration (7:22)
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StartNAT Part 17 Show Commands (0:56)
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StartNAT Part 18 NAT Overloading PAT (7:59)
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StartNAT Part 19 PAT demo (4:39)
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StartNAT Part 20 Show commands (1:11)
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StartNAT Part 21 Source Address Theory (5:29)
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StartNAT Part 22 NAT Theory (7:41)
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StartNAT Part 23 PAT Theory (0:54)
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StartNAT Part 24 PAT Demo (6:44)
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StartCCNA VLOG #032: Static NAT Part 1 (10:47)
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StartCCNA VLOG #033: Static NAT Part 2 (4:55)
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StartCCNA VLOG #034: NAT Single IP Multiple Servers (8:22)
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StartCCNA VLOG #035: NAT Troubleshooting 1 - Can you find the issue? CCNA Exam 200-125 troubleshooting (8:38)
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StartCCNA VLOG #036: NAT Troubleshooting 2 - Can you find the issue? CCNA Exam 200-125 troubleshooting (5:01)
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StartCCNA VLOG #038: NAT Troubleshooting 3 - Can you find the issue? CCNA Exam 200-125 troubleshooting (10:00)
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StartCCNA VLOG #040: NAT Troubleshooting 4 - Can you find the issue? CCNA Exam 200-125 troubleshooting (6:46)
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StartCCNA VLOG #046 NAT Troubleshooting Scenario 5 - Can you find the issue? CCNA Exam 200-125 troubleshooting (6:40)
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StartWAN introduction (0:45)
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StartWAN Overview (3:31)
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StartWAN Point-to-point link (3:20)
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StartCSU DSU (2:39)
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StartVPNs versus leased lines (2:12)
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StartDTE DCE (2:58)
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StartSerial interfaces (WAN Interface Cards) (1:41)
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StartSerial Interfaces (continued) (3:30)
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StartSerial interface speeds (3:56)
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PreviewGRE Tunnel Theory (1:54)
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StartGNS3 GRE Tunnel Demo Overview (4:27)
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StartRFCs and Protocol Types (1:52)
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StartGNS3 GRE Lab Part 1 IP addressing (3:36)
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StartGNS3 GRE Lab Part 2 GRE Tunnel Configuration (7:05)
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StartGNS3 GRE Lab Part 3 EIGRP (4:21)
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StartGNS3 GRE Lab Part 4 Wireshark captures and show commands (5:56)
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StartGNS3 GRE Lab Part 5 GRE and OSPF (2:56)
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StartVPN Config Generator (3:09)
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StartEIGRP Neighbor Troubleshooting Part 1 (CCNA VLOG #021) (8:17)
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StartEIGRP Neighbor Troubleshooting Part 2 (CCNA VLOG #022) (5:47)
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StartEIGRP Neighbor Troubleshooting Part 3 - DUAL Algorithm (CCNA VLOG #023) (6:14)
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StartEIGRP Neighbor Troubleshooting Part 4 Retransmission retry limit exceeded (CCNA VLOG #024) (7:03)
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StartVTP Overview (5:27)
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StartVTP Overview Part 2 (5:16)
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StartVTP Modes (6:12)
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StartVTP Versions (1:22)
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StartVTP on real 3750 switch (6:05)
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StartVTP - Demo- Erase switch config (0:31)
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StartVTP Pruning (4:28)
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StartVTP Defaults (0:46)
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StartVTP Warnings! (2:00)
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StartVTP Demo- Overview & Switch 1 config (6:43)
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StartVTP Demo- Autonegotiation S2 (4:44)
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StartVTP Demo- VTP Client (6:50)
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StartVTP Demo- Client overrides server (8:42)
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StartVTP Network Meltdown! VLANs removed from database! (8:29)
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StartVTP Demo- Network Back Again and Transparent Mode (2:40)
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StartVTP- Physical swtiches auto learn VTP domain (4:45)
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StartBGP and the CCNA (1:28)
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StartBGP Overview (2:56)
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StartBGP Looking Glass (5:47)
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StartGNS3 BGP Part 1 (3:05)
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StartGNS3 BGP Part 2 (8:28)
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StartGNS3 BGP Part 3 (9:35)
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StartGNS3 BGP Part 4 (7:54)
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StartGNS3 BGP Part 5 (3:43)
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StartGNS3 BGP Part 6 (11:03)
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StartGNS3 BGP Part 7 (8:19)
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StartGNS3 BGP Part 8 (4:28)
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StartGNS3 BGP Part 9 (7:11)
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StartGNS3 BGP Part 10 (3:48)