Cisco CCNA: Vlans, Access-List & NAT + Bonus Material! – Lazaro Diaz

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This course is almost 3 hours in length and will cover several aspects of the CCNA certification. Topics covered in this course will include; IP configuration, Vlan and Inter-Vlan communication, the use of the IP Helper-Address, Access-List (both extended and standard), the NAT protocol and backing up the startup-configurations to a TFTP server.

This course is very different from the rest because It’s the beginning of a new way of teaching using Smart Board Technology. (We’ve come along way from the traditional Whiteboard).

This is a fun & interactive course that will give you the knowledge to master these subjects and prepare you for the CCNA certification. (..and yes, I said fun!)

You will need a simulator if you want to follow along. (i.e.: Cisco Packet Tracer, GNS3, Boson or live equipment). The course was created with the Cisco Packet Tracer.

Please Note: Unfortunately, the Cisco Packet Tracer is proprietary to Cisco and it is not part of this course. So, if in any of the lectures, you hear me say that I would provide the CPT, please disregard this for I cannot provide it and it is not part of the course.

The course will also show students advanced configurations of the Cisco Packet Tracer Server components, DHCP, DNS and HTTP. Students will acquire and have a better understanding of the topics covered to guide them towards the CCNA or CCNAX certification.

This course is primarily hands on using the Cisco Packet Tracer with some lectures using the NEW & Improved Smart Board Technology. This type of course is most helpful, not only for the CCNA, but also for real world implementation of networks.

Handouts and labs will be available to facilitate learning and practice.

Once the student finishes the course they will be comfortable with IP configurations, Vlans, Access-lists, and Router configuration. It will also help them in preparing for the CCNA certification so they can have an advantage and pass the exam…also, for those already in the field, it will help them to better understand the use of the topics covered so they can implement it in their prospective networks.

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Course Curriculum

The Design and Purpose of Vlans

• The design of the lab and the key concepts covered (3:41)
• Server IP Configurations (23:56)
• VLAN Creation & Assignment (24:00)

Router Configuration

• Router House Keeping Configuration (20:23)
• Inter-Vlan Communication & IP Helper (18:17)
• Interface Configuration & Ripv2 (15:40)

Securing the Network with Access-List

• Standard Access-List & Configuration (12:59)
• Extended Access-List & Configuration (12:23)

Network Address Translation (NAT)

• Types of NAT (8:34)
• How NAT Works (9:10)
• Configuring NAT Overload (PAT) (11:33)

Finishing Up

• Verification of Connectivity (7:14)
• Backing Up to TFTP (4:13)a