[Udemy] Cisco CCNA (200-120) Labs Gateway to Success [2015, ENG]

What are the requirements?
•Students will need to have a basic understanding of Networking and the terminology.
•Students taking this course need to have a passion for Networking, be dedicated to their studies and a motivation to succeed!

What am I going to get from this course?
•Over 55 lectures and 10 hours of content!
• This course will prepare the student for their CCNA (200-120), CCENT, ICND1 & ICND2 part of the simulation portion of the certification exam.
•Students will be able to configure routers and switches to prepare for any CCNA certification exam.
•Students can use this Labs course as a supplement to my "Cisco CCNA (200-120): The Complete Course!"
•This course is a hands-on practice Labs course to help the student prepare for real world scenarios.

What is the target audience?
•Anyone that wants to prepare and pass any of Cisco's CCNA certification exams.
•Students that want to prepare for the CCENT, ICND1 & ICND2 certification exams.
•Students who want to be proficient in configuring routers & switches.
•Students who want a hands-on experience in practising before taking any of Cisco's CCNA certification exams.

Section 1 - Introduction to the Cisco CCNA Labs

Lecture 1: An explanation of what to expect in the Cisco Labs course
01:50
Section 2 - Static Default & RIP configurations on Routers

Lecture 2: Section 2 Intro---ADD
00:57
Lecture 3: Learn the basic connectivity and configurations of a Cisco router
38:58
Lecture 4: Using Default Static Routes
07:46
Lecture 5: Using Static Routes to route packets accross the network
05:43
Lecture 6: Using the Dynamic Routing Protocol, RIPv2, to route packets accross the network
10:59
Lecture 7: Summary of Section
00:41
Section 3 - Using the Routing Protocol EIGRP

Lecture 8: Introduction to the EIGRP section
01:06
Lecture 9: Basic configuration of the EIGRP routing protcol
11:15
Lecture 10: Manipulating the bandwidth on EIGRP to control path selection
33:14
Lecture 11: Summary of Section
01:51
Section 4 - Using the Link State Routing Protocol OSPF

Lecture 12: Introduction to the OSPF Lab
01:05
Lecture 13: How to calculate Wildcard Mask
10:27
Lecture 14: Configuring OSPF in a Point-to-Point topology
14:17
Lecture 15: Configuring OSPF in a Multi-Access topology
27:07
Lecture 16: Summary of Section
02:00
Section 5 - Configure switches with required topics

Lecture 17: Introduction to Switching Labs
01:29
Lecture 18: Basic Administrative configurations on the switch
15:51
Lecture 19: VLAN configurations on the switch
07:15
Lecture 20: Configuring Trunk ports on a layer2 switch
07:35
Lecture 21: Configuring and Manipulating Spanning-Tree Protocol
20:57
Lecture 22: Configuring Port Security on the switch
12:01
Lecture 23: Configuring Inter-vlans on a Cisco Router
20:03
Lecture 24: Summary of Section
02:16
Section 6 - Create Standard and Extended Access-list

Lecture 25: Introduction to configuring Access-list on a Cisco routers
00:57
Lecture 26: Configuring Standard ACL's
13:38
Lecture 27: Configuring Extended ACL
10:47
Lecture 28: Summary of Section
02:44
Section 7 - Learn about Network Address Translations

Lecture 29: Introdcution to the NAT Protocol
01:07
Lecture 30: Configuring NAT Overload on your Cisco Router
13:10
Lecture 31: Configuring Dynamic NAT
05:21
Lecture 32: Summary of Section
01:34
Section 8 - Covering HSRP and EtherChannel Configurations

Lecture 33: Introduction to HSRP and EtherChannel Labs
01:17
Lecture 34: Configuring the HSRP redundancy protocol
24:44
Lecture 35: EtherChannel Configuration on Cisco Switches
14:22
Lecture 36: Summary of Section
01:26
Section 9 - All about WAN protocols: Frame-relay and PPP

Lecture 37: Introduction to WAN Protocols
00:58
Lecture 38: Frame-Relay Configuration on Cisco Routers
23:17
Lecture 39: PPP Configuration on Cisco Routers
09:30
Lecture 40: Summary of Section
01:23
Section 10 - The DHCP and IPv6 addressing protocols

Lecture 41: Introdcution to DHCP and IPv6 Objectives
01:33
Lecture 42: Configuring DHCP for IPv4 on Cisco routers
18:54
Lecture 43: Configuring IPv6 Addresses on Cisco Routers
16:29
Lecture 44: Configuring RIPng on Cisco Routers
08:05
Lecture 45: Configuring EIGRP for IPv6 on Cisco Routers
08:13
Lecture 46: Configuring OSPFv3 and IPv6 Default Routes
14:54
Lecture 47: Configuring Auto-Configuration using the EUI-64 on Cisco routers
09:30
Lecture 48: Summary of Section
02:01
Section 11 - Wireless for Small Home or Business Networks

Lecture 49: Introduction to Wireless Lab
00:47
Lecture 50: Basic Wireless Lab
22:25
Lecture 51: Summary of Section
01:26
Section 12 - Introduction to CCNA Final Lab

Lecture 52: CCNA Final Lab
01:16
Lecture 53: Configuring the CCNA Final Lab
01:49:06
Lecture 54: Summary of Section
01:08
Section 13 - Summary of the CCNA Final Lab Course

Lecture 55: Summary of the "Cisco CCNA (200-120) Labs: Gateway to Success!" course