Watch CCENT - Cisco Certified Entry Networking Technician (Exam 100-101)

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CCENT - Cisco Certified Entry Networking Technician (Exam 100-101) from Wiley is a show designed to prepare students for the CCENT certification exam. This certification is the first step towards a career in networking, and provides a foundation for further certifications in the Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) program.

The show is broken down into several modules, each covering a different topic related to networking. These modules include an introduction to networking, understanding IP addressing, subnetting, routing protocols, and more.

Each module is presented through a series of videos, with accompanying study materials such as quizzes, flashcards, and practice exams. The videos are clear and concise, with the presenter breaking down complex concepts into easy-to-understand sections.

Throughout the course, students are exposed to hands-on labs and simulations that allow them to apply the concepts they have learned in a real-world setting. These labs are designed to simulate real-world scenarios, giving students a taste of what they can expect in the field.

One of the most valuable aspects of CCENT - Cisco Certified Entry Networking Technician (Exam 100-101) from Wiley is the community that comes along with it. Students have access to a forum where they can ask questions, share knowledge, and collaborate with other students. This community is a valuable resource for those new to networking, providing support and encouragement as students work towards their certification.

The instructors are knowledgeable and experienced, with a deep understanding of the material. They are able to answer questions and provide additional information, helping students to deepen their understanding of the topics covered.

Overall, CCENT - Cisco Certified Entry Networking Technician (Exam 100-101) from Wiley is an excellent resource for anyone looking to start a career in networking. The course is well-structured, easy to follow, and provides students with a solid foundation in the fundamentals of networking. The community aspect of the course is particularly valuable, providing students with support and resources as they work towards their certification.

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37. Troubleshooting Tools

January 1, 2016

In this episode, Ronnie and Don take us through the Cisco Troubleshooting Model that every CCENT candidate need to understand before the exam and also show an additional methodology using the OSI model to help isolate and resolve networking issues. They also show the use of traceroute and pings when troubleshooting connectivity issues.

35. Device Maintenance

January 1, 2016

Ronnie and Don show some of details about working with the CiscoIOS. They show how to know about CiscoIOS updates and how to best use that information. Don and Ronnie also show how to update the router IOS. They also take a look at some commands to see the amount of RAM and storage available for the CiscoIOS. These basic maintenance duties are part of every Cisco technician's skill set.

34. Device Security

January 1, 2016

Ronnie and Don show us the basic device security that every cisco technician should know how to configure. The use of passwords is just the first step to implementing basic security.They talk about setting up username/password to provide authentication and password protection. They discuss the importance of limiting access using SSH and using an access-list to control access by source IP address.

33. Device Management Part 2

January 1, 2016

In this episode, Ronnie and Don continue with additional maintenance task of backing up routing configurations to a remote server. This primary task, they demonstrate, helps to insure that the configuration is saved in the event of equipment failure or misconfigurations. They also show some of the pitfalls of configuration restorations that can occur if not careful.

31. Network Address Translation Part 2

January 1, 2016

In this episode, Ronnie and Don continue with configuring NAT. They show how to configure Dynamic NAT and PAT (or NAT Overload). They discuss the use case scenario of both configurations, how to configure it and how to verify it's operation on a router. The guys show why PAT is the most often used in networks.

29. Access Control Lists Part 2

January 1, 2016

In this episode, Ronnie and Don continue with Access Control Lists (ACL). They move behind talking about the theory of the configuration to configuring it on a router and verifying it working too. They also take the time to discuss some of the configuration pitfalls. The guys remind us to check the configuration and several details you need to master before CCENT.

27. Network Time Protocol

January 1, 2016

In this episode, Ronnie and Don show how to configure a Cisco router as a NTP server and NTP client. They discuss the importance of NTP for networking devices. The guys show the commands to configure a Cisco router as a NTP master and client. They also show how to verify the configuration.

26. Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

January 1, 2016

In this episode, Ronnie and Don show how to configure DHCP as a service running on the router. They discuss briefly the DHCP process and demonstrate how to configure a DHCP server on the router along with options. The guys also show how to configure a router interface to get an address from cisco dhcp server and how to setup options¢‚¬"additional information that can be handed out with dhcp

25. Routing Information Protocol Part 2

January 1, 2016

In this episode, Ronnie and Don show how to configure and verify implementing RIP. They show configuring both RIP and RIPv2 and discuss the differences. They also show how to verify not only RIP operations and routing but debugging and timers as well.

22. Static Routes

January 1, 2016

In this episode, Ronnie and Don show how to manually configure routes that are not directly connected. They show this configuration is great for controlling the routing table but it also drawbacks too. These include poor scalability and unidirectional routing according according to guys. Don also configure how to prefer one static route over another by implementing a higher administrative distance

21. Router on a Stick

January 1, 2016

Ronnie and Don show basic routing between connected networks and interfaces on a router. They explain that routing normally requires moving traffic between 2 networks on different interfaces. To route traffic to different networks residing off the same interfaces requires configuring sub interfaces and trunks. They show how to configure the switch and the router to do the inter-VLAN routing.

20. Routing Protocols

January 1, 2016

Ronnie and Don discuss how a router builds its routing table through directly connected routes, static assignments and routing protocols. They also describe the difference between Distance Vector and Link State Protocols too. Lastly, they mention how a cisco router deals with the possibility of multiple routes to the same destination from multiple protocols by using Administrative Distance.

19. Port Security

January 1, 2016

Ronnie and Don introduce layer 2 security concepts and how to configure it. Even though there are more complex methods (802.1x), they start with the basics and configuration of port security. They talk about how to put a limit on the number of mac addresses each port will allow to connect, show the default settings of port configuration and how to change the settings to get port security working.

18. Layer 2 Discovery Protocols

January 1, 2016

Ronnie and Don show how to use Layer 2 discovery protocols, CDP and LLDP. CDP is Cisco proprietary and LLDP is open standard and works with non Cisco equipment. These discovery protocols work with devices that support either or both of these protocols. The guys also show how to discover machines connected to Cisco switches by using the ARP and mac address table.

17. VLANs Part 4

January 1, 2016

In this episode, Ronnie and Don continue to show how to work with multiple switches and multiple VLANs efficiently. They introduce the idea of VTP pruning. They show how this prevents sending VLAN traffic to switches that do not have any active ports in those VLANs. The guys take a moment to explain how this optimizes bandwidth usage across trunk links.

14. VLANs

January 1, 2016

In this episode, Ronnie and Don show how to create and work with VLANs. The guys talk about how to segment a switch using VLANs. They demonstrate how to create VLANs and assign ports into VLANs. On a switch, you can create data VLANsand voice VLANs. Even though a single port cannot be part of 2 data VLANs; a single port can be in a data VLAN and a voice VLAN at the same time, Don shows us.

13. Troubleshooting

In this episode Ronnie and Don demonstrate various troubleshooting scenarios such as IP addressing and host configuration, VLAN and trunking problems as well as resolving ACL issues.

12. Access Control Lists

In this episode Ronnie and Don demonstrate access control lists and their proper use and implementation. They examine standard, extended and named ACLs and other filter concepts.

11. Network Address Translation

In this episode Ronnie and Don explain network address translation and demonstrate the three implementations possible on Cisco equipment and when to use them.

10. Intro to OSPF

In this episode Ronnie and Don dive into the exciting world of OSPF. They discuss the properties of OSPF as well as how to configure it on a Cisco router. They also take a look at configuring interVLAN routing and demonstrate implementing it on a Cisco router.

9. Intro to Routing Protocols

In this episode Don describes the differences between distance vector protocols and link state protocols. He also describes how Cisco routers use administrative distance to select the route.

8. IP Routing Technologies

In this episode Ronnie and Don take the first steps into IP routing. They show the IP routing process and then demonstrate configuring routing on Cisco routers.

7. Introduction to Routing

In this episode Ronnie and Don take a look at IP addressing. They dive into IPv4 address formats, CIDR, VLSM and network summarization. They also explorer IPv6 and the basic functions of the new protocol. For a more detailed review be sure to check out the IP subnetting episodes_4-18 in the Network+ show.

6. Switch Technologies

In this episode Ronnie and Don take a look at switching technologies. They cover switch virtual interfaces (SVI) and then discuss various troubleshooting tools for switches.

5. Switching Technologies

In this episode Ronnie and Don take a look at advanced switch configuration. They take a look at VLAN, switch security and trucking technologies.

4. Basic Switch Configuration

In this episode Ronnie and Don continue to explore the initial configuration of Cisco devices. This time they work with a Cisco switch.

3. Initial Device Configuration

In this episode Ronnie and Don take a look at the initial commands required to setup a Cisco router or switch. They also review basic command line interface usage.

2. Intro To Cisco

In this episode Nate and Don introduce the CCENT certification. They then go on to discuss assorted terminology required for the exam and the Open System Interconnect (OSI) model. The OSI model is a topic that shows up on multiple exams and is a cornerstone of any advanced networking topic.

1. Overview of CCENT

CCENT Overview The Cisco Certified Entry Networking Technician (CCENT) is the first certification in the Cisco certification path. It covers a broad array of general networking theory which closely mirrors the CompTIA Network+. However, where CompTIA strives to be vendor neutral, Cisco takes a look at the topics from their point of view.

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