Cisco Certified Entry Networking Technician Essential Training

1. 052 Understanding port types.mp44.54MB
2. 051 Setting up a basic VLAN.mp436.06MB
3. 050 Configuring port security.mp423.51MB
4. 053 Understanding frame tagging.mp45.68MB
5. 054 ISL versus IEEE 802.1Q.mp45.01MB
6. 057 Rules guiding ACLs.mp412.01MB
7. 001 Welcome.mp48.72MB
8. 055 Routing between VLANs.mp421.72MB
9. 049 Three switch functions at Layer 2.mp46.64MB
10. 048 Layer 2 switching.mp45.07MB
11. 042 Using the Routing Information Protocol (RIP).mp421.82MB
12. 041 Dynamic routing.mp411.93MB
13. 040 Static routing and default routing.mp423.75MB
14. 043 Using Open Shortest Path First (OSPF).mp411.68MB
15. 044 Reviewing OSPF terms.mp420.96MB
16. 047 Configuring OSPF multi-access.mp450.36MB
17. 046 Configuring OSPF point to point.mp423.97MB
18. 045 Wildcard masking and loopback addresses.mp412.06MB
19. 058 Configuring standard ACLs.mp423.5MB
20. 059 Configuring extended ACLs.mp420.66MB
21. 071 Understanding neighbor discovery.mp47.4MB
22. 070 Address types and special addresses.mp417.09MB
23. 069 Addressing and expressions in IPv6.mp413.22MB
24. 072 Configuring IPv6 in Cisco routers.mp421.35MB
25. 073 Routing using IPv6.mp420.9MB
26. 076 Next steps.mp43.85MB
27. 075 Verifying your IPv6 configuration.mp46.59MB
28. 074 Using autoconfiguration.mp48.84MB
29. 068 What are the benefits of IPv6.mp49.68MB
30. 067 Why do we need IPv6.mp46.66MB
31. 062 Understanding static NAT.mp45.31MB
32. 061 What is NAT.mp48.71MB
33. 060 Configuring named ACLs.mp412.38MB
34. 063 Understanding dynamic NAT.mp45.37MB
35. 064 NAT overload or PAT.mp48.89MB
36. 066 Configuring and verifying NAT.mp423.44MB
37. 065 Reviewing NAT terms.mp410.35MB
38. 039 Routing basics.mp47.49MB
39. 056 What is an access control list.mp45.6MB
40. 013 Anatomy of an IP address.mp45.33MB
41. 012 Cabling standards and the IEEE 802 standards.mp48.9MB
42. 011 Converting binary to decimal and hexadecimal.mp46.5MB
43. 014 Classes of IP addresses and their default mask.mp49.42MB
44. 015 Private IP addresses.mp46.99MB
45. 018 Understanding the diagram to subnet.mp415MB
46. 017 Why do we subnet.mp46.49MB
47. 016 Multi-cast addresses.mp47.76MB
48. 010 Comparing half-and full-duplex Ethernet.mp46.53MB
49. 009 Understanding CSMA-CD.mp49.66MB
50. 004 The basics of networking.mp410.47MB
51. 003 Using the exercise files.mp42.8MB
52. 038 Troubleshooting commands.mp418.78MB
53. 005 OSI model.mp423.19MB
54. 006 TCP-IP model versus OSI model.mp46.26MB
55. 008 Collision and broadcast domains.mp45.2MB
56. 007 Cisco three-layer model.mp49.04MB
57. 019 Examples of easy subnetting.mp411.81MB
58. 002 What you should know before watching this course.mp44.99MB
59. 032 Backing up and restoring the configurations.mp412.29MB
60. 031 Understanding the router boot sequence.mp47.35MB
61. 030 Internal components of Cisco routers and switches.mp47.83MB
62. 033 Configuring DHCP on a Cisco router.mp414.85MB
63. 034 Using the helper address as a DHCP relay agent.mp416.49MB
64. 020 Converting dotted decimal mask to CIDR.mp44.44MB
65. 036 Using Telnet or SSH on the router or switch.mp420.15MB
66. 035 Using the Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP).mp412.94MB
67. 029 Using show commands for verifications.mp49.18MB
68. 037 Using name resolution on the router or switch.mp416.17MB
69. 023 What is summarization.mp45.09MB
70. 021 What is VLSM.mp44.78MB
71. 028 Basic housekeeping commands.mp433.93MB
72. 024 Diagramming summarization.mp48.83MB
73. 022 Understanding the diagram to VLSM.mp414.23MB
74. 026 Connecting to a Cisco router or switch.mp414.36MB
75. 027 Using the command-line interface on a router or switch.mp418.49MB
76. 025 Working through different summarization problems.mp417.69MB