01. Intro to CCNA | Free CCNA RS training 200-125 CCNA v3.0 | Networking HD

Link to download the Flash Cards - https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0KOmVqf65TeUUxTcmVtVjY2SUk/view?usp=sharing ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Cisco Certified Networking Associate aka CCNA – Routing and Switching Technologies 200-125 v3.0 Welcome to the series. Now you should wonder, why do I have to take this course or why should I take the exam. Here are some answers: - I’m new to IT or to IT networking and I’d like to understand how different devices connect and talk to each other? - I’m a programmer/system engineer and I’d like to know what a network engineer does to connect my box/PC/Server to somewhere else? - I already know something about Networking and I’d like to become a networking specialist and work in a networking production environment. - And the most important, CISCO certifications they are the most well payed certifications related to the networking industry, plus these certifications will open a lot more doors to the interviews than others So, it’s good, that you’ve come to the right place! Course Objectives: The goal here is not only to pass your CCNA RS exam but to get you prepared for working in a production environment as well. To do this we’ll have to do lab tests and find the most useful lecture from CISCO. Plus some extra reading and studying. Agenda: Inter Connecting Network Devices (ICND) 1: 1. Network Fundamentals 2. LAN Switching Fundamentals 3. Routing Fundamentals 4. Infrastructure Services 5. Infrastructure Maintenance Inter Connecting Network Devices (ICND) 2: 1. LAN Switching Technologies 2. Routing Technologies 3. WAN Technologies 4. Infrastructure Services 5. Infrastructure Maintenance Two bullet points from ICND 1 and ICND2 might look the same, but believe me, they are different. Let me show you: … How to get in shape for the exam? • Watch my videos they are free on YouTube, no need to pay, you can watch them everywhere you have an internet connection – take notes from them, pause, rewind, fast forward all that good stuff. • Hands-on/Lab practice for this you can use packet tracer, boson network simulator, gns3, unetlab, rent a rack from a company or build your home lab. • Read the CISCO Press official books. You can find them on amazon or safaribooksonline.com The ones that you mostly need are: - CCENT/CCNA ICND1 100-105 Official Certification Guide - CCNA Routing and Switching ICND2 200-105 Official Cert Guide • Practice exams – as many as you can These will really help you to find out how prepared you are for the exam. On this topic we’ll talk more about it at the end of the series.