Cisco Ccna To Ccnp Transition (The Ccna Challenges)

Clarify confusing subjects in the CCNA curriculum, and be ready to start your CCNP Studies with confidence
What you'll learn
Understand topics that are usually confuse CCNA Students.
Be ready for starting your CCNP Studies with confidence.
Work with passwords.
Work with Telnet.
Understand Miscellaneous Topics.
Understand Everything about Static Routing!
Understand OSPF LSA Types
Configuring Frame-Relay
You do not have to watch the videos in any particular order. You can go directly and watch the videos related to topics or commands that you feel that they confusing or not clear
Requirements
CCNA Level Knowledge and/or experience is recommended or at least currently studying CCNA.
Description
Whenever I taught CCNP in the class-room, I found that Students were confused about some topics or commands that they have studied in the CCNA course (with someone else!), and I had to clarify or re-explain these topics or commands to them. This is because these topics or commands are confusing by their nature, or because the way that they are typically explained to the students. Therefore, the idea of this course came in my mind, which intend to clarify those confusing topics or commands.This course contains five sections:Working with Passwords: which contains thoughts on passwords, understand the meaning of the no service-encryption command, and how to break the type 7 encryption.Working with Telnet:which contains how to work with telnet as source or destination, and how to telnet to a specific port. .Miscellaneous Topics: such as understanding the network command, the VTP client mode, the longest match rule, and the meaning of the OSPF process ID being locally significant .Everything about static Routing!: which explains almost everything about static routing and moving gradually from basic concepts and configurations to the advanced ones such as load balancing and floating static routes with IP SLA. Then we have to solve the challenge of making the configuration of the floating static routes working by getting help from HSRP! You will find this part of the course enjoyable and challenging.Understanding the OSPF LSA Types: Where I have explained the OSPF LSA types 1,2,3,4, and 5 , the metric and metric types used with OSPF redistribution, and the usage of the OSPF subnets keyword and the EIGRP no auto-summary command. Configuring Frame-Relay: Where I have explained Basic Frame-Relay Configuration​, how to configure Frame-Relay Multipoint sub-interfaces​, and how to solve issues with routing protocols in a frame-relay network.You do not have to watch the videos in any particular order. You can go directly and watch the videos related to topics or commands that you feel that they confusing or not clear. At the end of the course, there will be a practice test that you can use to find if these topics or commands are clear or still confuse you. You can attempt this practice test after watching the videos as a final check or even before to decide which topics or section you have to watch.I hope that that you will find this course useful, and that it will clarify confusing topics or commands for you, so that you can fully understand the CCNA curriculum, and be ready for your CCNP studies!.
Overview
Section 1: Course Introduction and Overview
Lecture 1 Introduction
Section 2: Working with Telnet
Lecture 2 Working with Telnet as a Source
Lecture 3 Working with Telnet as a Destination
Lecture 4 Telnet to a Specific Port
Section 3: Working with Passwords
Lecture 5 Thoughts on Passwords
Lecture 6 Negating the Service Password encryption Command
Lecture 7 Breaking the Type 7 encryption
Section 4: Miscellaneous Topics
Lecture 8 Understanding the Network Command
Lecture 9 OSPF Process ID... Locally Significant?
Lecture 10 The Longest Match Rule
Lecture 11 Understanding the VTP Client Mode
Section 5: Everything about Static Routing!
Lecture 12 Static Routing Using the Next-Hop
Lecture 13 Static Routing Using the Local Exit Interface
Lecture 14 Configuring default static routes
Lecture 15 Watch for Loops!
Lecture 16 Load Balancing using Static Routing
Lecture 17 Floating Static Routes with IP SLA
Lecture 18 Getting Help from HSRP and Verifying the Configuration
Lecture 19 Static Routing using DHCP... Really?
Lecture 20 Configuring Permanent Static Routes
Section 6: Understanding OSPF LSA Types
Lecture 21 Understanding OSPF LSA Type 1
Lecture 22 Understanding OSPF LSA Type 2
Lecture 23 Understanding OSPF LSA Type 3
Lecture 24 Understanding OSPF LSA Types 4 & 5
Lecture 25 Understanding the OSPF Redistribution Metric and Metric-Type
Lecture 26 Understanding the EIGRP no auto-summary Command and the OSPF Subnets Keyword
Section 7: Configuring Frame-Relay
Lecture 27 Configuring the Frame-Relay Switch using the Frame-Relay Route Command
Lecture 28 Configuring the Frame-Relay Switch Using the Connect Command
Lecture 29 Configuring the LMI Types
Lecture 30 I Cannot Ping Myself!
Lecture 31 The Status of the PVCs
Lecture 32 Configuring Frame-Relay Multipoint Interfaces
Lecture 33 Understanding the Frame-Relay Inverse-ARP
Lecture 34 Issues with EIGRP
Lecture 35 The OSPF Network Type
Lecture 36 The OSPF Neighbor Command
Lecture 37 Solving the DR Issue
Lecture 38 The OSPF Point-to-Multipoint Network Type
Lecture 39 Configuring Frame Relay point-to-point Sub-Interfaces
Section 8: Practice Test
Section 9: Bonus Lecture: More courses - Lowest Price
Lecture 40 Bonus Lecture: More courses - Lowest Price
Students or professionals who are currently in the middle of their CCNA studies or about to finish it.,Students or professionals who are already at the CCNA Level knowledge and/or experience and want to refresh or clarify certain parts of the CCNA.,Students or professionals who need a warm up or refresh before starting their CCNP studies.


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