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CCNA 1

INTRODUCTION TO NETWORKS SkillSync CCNA — Introduction to Networks

▦ 17 modules ⚑ 76 labs ◉ Live cohort ✎ Language: English

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What you will cover

✓ Networking Today✓ Basic Switch and End Device Configuration✓ Protocols and Models✓ Physical Layer✓ Number Systems✓ Data Link Layer✓ Ethernet Switching✓ Network Layer

How the labs work

Each lab starts from a ready-made configuration, so you only practise the topic. Download the CML or GNS3 file, paste the starting configuration, complete the task cards, then open the solution.

Lab 1.1 Network Components and Representations Lab 1.2 Network Topologies and Types Lab 1.3 Internet Connection Types Lab 1.4 Reliable Network Characteristics Lab 1.5 Network Trends and Emerging Technologies Lab 1.6 Capstone: Analyzing a Network Scenario

Lab 2.1 Navigating the IOS CLI Lab 2.2 Basic Switch Configuration Lab 2.3 Configuring IP Addressing on End Devices Lab 2.4 Verifying Connectivity Lab 2.5 Capstone: Configuring a Small Switched Network

Lab 3.1 The OSI and TCP/IP Models Lab 3.2 Network Protocols and Protocol Suites Lab 3.3 How Data Moves Through a Network Lab 3.4 Capstone: Tracing Data Through the Protocol Stack

Lab 4.1 Purpose of the Physical Layer Lab 4.2 Physical Layer Characteristics Lab 4.3 Copper Cabling Lab 4.4 UTP Cabling and Connectors Lab 4.5 Fiber-Optic Cabling Lab 4.6 Capstone: Choosing the Right Physical Media

Lab 5.1 The Binary Number System Lab 5.2 Binary-to-Decimal Conversion Practice Lab 5.3 The Hexadecimal Number System Lab 5.4 Capstone: Number System Conversion Drill

Lab 6.1 Purpose of the Data Link Layer Lab 6.2 Data Link Layer Topologies Lab 6.3 Data Link Frame Structure Lab 6.4 Capstone: Data Link Layer Concepts Review

Lab 7.1 Ethernet Frame Fields Lab 7.2 MAC Addressing Lab 7.3 Verifying the MAC Address Table Lab 7.4 Switch Forwarding Methods Lab 7.5 Capstone: Ethernet Switching Scenario

Lab 8.1 Network Layer Characteristics Lab 8.2 IPv4 and IPv6 Packet Structure Lab 8.3 How a Host Routes a Packet Lab 8.4 Capstone: Network Layer Concepts Review

Lab 9.1 MAC and IP Addressing Together Lab 9.2 ARP Operation Lab 9.3 Verifying ARP Tables Lab 9.4 Capstone: Tracing an ARP Exchange

Lab 1.1 Network Components and Representations

Lab 1.2 Network Topologies and Types

Lab 1.3 Internet Connection Types

Lab 1.4 Reliable Network Characteristics

Lab 1.5 Network Trends and Emerging Technologies

Lab 1.6 Capstone: Analyzing a Network Scenario

Lab 2.1 Navigating the IOS CLI

Lab 2.2 Basic Switch Configuration

Lab 2.3 Configuring IP Addressing on End Devices

Lab 2.4 Verifying Connectivity

Lab 2.5 Capstone: Configuring a Small Switched Network

Lab 3.1 The OSI and TCP/IP Models

Lab 3.2 Network Protocols and Protocol Suites

Lab 3.3 How Data Moves Through a Network

Lab 3.4 Capstone: Tracing Data Through the Protocol Stack

Lab 4.1 Purpose of the Physical Layer

Lab 4.2 Physical Layer Characteristics

Lab 4.3 Copper Cabling

Lab 4.4 UTP Cabling and Connectors

Lab 4.5 Fiber-Optic Cabling

Lab 4.6 Capstone: Choosing the Right Physical Media

Lab 5.1 The Binary Number System

Lab 5.2 Binary-to-Decimal Conversion Practice

Lab 5.3 The Hexadecimal Number System

Lab 5.4 Capstone: Number System Conversion Drill

Lab 6.1 Purpose of the Data Link Layer

Lab 6.2 Data Link Layer Topologies

Lab 6.3 Data Link Frame Structure

Lab 6.4 Capstone: Data Link Layer Concepts Review

Lab 7.1 Ethernet Frame Fields

Lab 7.2 MAC Addressing

Lab 7.3 Verifying the MAC Address Table

Lab 7.4 Switch Forwarding Methods

Lab 7.5 Capstone: Ethernet Switching Scenario

Lab 8.1 Network Layer Characteristics

Lab 8.2 IPv4 and IPv6 Packet Structure

Lab 8.3 How a Host Routes a Packet

Lab 8.4 Capstone: Network Layer Concepts Review

Lab 9.1 MAC and IP Addressing Together

Lab 9.2 ARP Operation

Lab 9.3 Verifying ARP Tables

Lab 9.4 Capstone: Tracing an ARP Exchange

Lab 10.1 Configuring Initial Router Settings

Lab 10.2 Configuring Router Interfaces

Lab 10.3 Verifying Directly Connected Networks

Lab 10.4 Capstone: Configuring a Basic Routed Network

Lab 11.1 IPv4 Address Structure

Lab 11.2 IPv4 Subnetting Fundamentals

Lab 11.3 Subnetting Practice — Fixed-Length

Lab 11.4 Subnetting Practice — VLSM

Lab 11.5 Capstone: Designing an IPv4 Addressing Scheme

Lab 12.1 IPv6 Address Representation

Lab 12.2 IPv6 Address Types

Lab 12.3 Configuring IPv6 Addressing

Lab 12.4 Capstone: Deploying a Basic IPv6 Addressing Scheme

Lab 13.1 ICMPv4 and ICMPv6 Messages

Lab 13.2 Using ping to Test Connectivity

Lab 13.3 Using traceroute to Test a Path

Lab 13.4 Capstone: Diagnosing Connectivity with ICMP Tools

Lab 14.1 Transport Layer Purpose

Lab 14.2 TCP vs. UDP

Lab 14.3 The TCP Communication Process

Lab 14.4 Capstone: Choosing TCP or UDP for a Scenario

Lab 15.1 Application Layer Protocols

Lab 15.2 Client-Server and Peer-to-Peer Models

Lab 15.3 Common Application Layer Protocols

Lab 15.4 Capstone: Matching Protocols to Applications

Lab 16.1 Security Threats and Vulnerabilities

Lab 16.2 Common Network Attacks

Lab 16.3 Security Best Practices

Lab 16.4 Capstone: Assessing Basic Network Security Risks

Lab 17.1 Devices in a Small Network

Lab 17.2 Network Design Considerations

Lab 17.3 Configuring a Small Network

Lab 17.4 Verifying and Troubleshooting a Small Network

Lab 17.5 Capstone: Building and Verifying a Complete Small Network

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