Cisco Network Professional

By: Raymond Lacoste

The CompTIA® Network+ course builds on your existing user-level knowledge and experience with personal computer operating systems and networks by presenting the fundamental skills and concepts you will use on the job in any type of networking career. If your job duties include network troubleshooting, operation or maintenance, or if you are preparing for any type of network-related career, this course provides the background knowledge and skills you will need to be successful. Exam: N10-009 This certification course is part of a new Study Plan that includes a Placement Exam, the Full Course (this course), a microlearning Exam Crash and a certification Readiness Exam. You can add the Study Plan or Exam Crash to your My Classroom by clicking the links below or in the Supplements sidebar: Study Plan Exam Crash

By: Raymond Lacoste

The Implementing and Administering Cisco Solutions (CCNA) course is the first step into Cisco networking. The goal of this online training course is to provide students with skills like network fundamentals and access, IP connectivity and services, security fundamentals, and more! Students who have attended the CCNA online training course will gain competency with Cisco IOS-based devices. Crucial elements of this course include the coverage of IPv4 subnetting, IPv6, ACLs, VLANs, as well as static and dynamic routing which are all needed for success at all levels of Cisco certification. Exam Number: 200-301 CCNA This certification course is part of a new Study Plan that includes a Placement Exam, the Full Course (this course), a microlearning Exam Crash and a certification Readiness Exam. You can add the Study Plan or Exam Crash to your My Classroom by clicking the links below or in the Supplements sidebar: Study Plan Exam Crash

By: Raymond Lacoste

The CCNP Enterprise: ENCOR v1.1 course is the first step to mastering the implementation of core enterprise network technologies. The goal of this online training course is to provide students with the skills needed to install, manage, and administer dual stack architecture, virtualization, network assurance, security, and automation in an enterprise network. Exam Number: 350-401 ENCOR Skills Learned After completing this online training course, students will be able to: Configuration of VRF, GRE, VLANs, RSTP, MST, NTP, IPSec VPNs, and more! Advanced Routing Configure and verify device management Cisco DNA Center Examine threat defense, endpoint security, and introduction to the Next-Generation Firewall

By: Raymond Lacoste

The CCNP Enterprise: ENARSI online training course provides students with the knowledge of implementation and troubleshooting for advanced routing technologies and services. In this class, students will learn about Layer 3, VPN services, infrastructure security, infrastructure services, and infrastructure automation. Exam Number: 300-410 ENARSI Skills Learned After completing this online training course, students will be able to: Route Maps Redistribution Policy-Based Routing VRF-Lite eBGP and iBGP DMVPNs IOS AAA DCHP for IPv4 and IPv6 IPv4 and IPv6 ACL’s And more…

By: Dan Young

BGP is a particularly challenging protocol to support in a production network. It behaves differently, has strict design rules and behaviors that must be fully understood prior to working with BGP even in relatively simple deployments. This course focuses on the real world considerations to build a foundation that will allow you to be successful with BGP. How does the network command work? How does iBGP design differ from eBGP? How do you affect exchanged routes? This is a great opportunity to spend a few hours and get spun up on BGP. And it isn't all talk. You get labs in the Net Range that will give you that experience with BGP so that you can battle the oddities and complexities of BGP in a safe environment.

By: Dan Young

This is an intense, practical-focused course on IPv6. It covers key skills to deploy an IPv6 infrastructure. CCNA or Network+ level knowledge will be helpful to get the most out of this course. Additionally, there is extensive hands-on available for this course in the Net Range.

By: Dan Young

Course Overview: This course details how to get the most out of Wireshark and assumes very little knowledge outside of basic networking such as the OSI model and IPv4 communication. Individuals who haven't yet come to terms with how to thrive in Wireshark will have the opportunity to get comfortable with the main facets of this tool in the course. Additionally, students are able to follow along in Wireshark with the instructor by using the StormWind Net Range, providing significant hands-on opportunity. This course satisfies the Wireshark needs for most IT professionals. However, those seeking to do complex TCP/IP analysis or security analysis will find additional classes in this series that use this course as a prerequisite.