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Introduction to networks v7.02 (itn).
CCNA 1 v7.0 – The first course in the CCNA curriculum introduces the architectures, models, protocols, and networking elements that connect users, devices, applications and data through the Internet and across modern computer networks – including IP addressing and Ethernet fundamentals.
CCNA 1 (ITN v7.02) Labs & Packet Tracer (Answers Version) |
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Study Material | Objective | Quiz |
| Explain the advances in modern network technologies. | |
| Implement initial settings inlcuding passwords, IP addressing, and default gateway parameters on a network switch and end devices. | |
| Explain how network protocols enable devices to access local and remote network resources. | |
| Explain how physical layer protocols, services, and network media support communications across data networks. | |
| Calculate numbers between decimal, binary, and hexadecimal systems. | |
| Explain how media access control in the data link layer supports communication across networks. | |
| Explain how Ethernet operates in a switched network. | |
| Explain how routers use network layer protocols and services to enable end-to-end connectivity. | |
| Explain how ARP and ND enable communication on a local area network. | |
| Implement initial settings on a router and end devices. | |
| Calculate an IPv4 subnetting scheme to efficiently segment your network. | |
| Calculate an IPv6 subnetting scheme to efficiently segment your network. | |
| Explain how ICMP manages messaging between devices. | |
| Compare the operations of transport layer protocols in supporting end-to-end communcation. | |
| Explain the operation of application layer protocols in providing support to end-user applications. | |
| Explain the operation of application layer protocols in providing support to end-user applications. | |
| Implement a network design for a small network to include a router, a switch, and end devices. | |
How long does the course take and at what cost
please i need CCNAv7 all the material (slides, labs …) thxxx
Why did you guys remove the coursware for CCNA 1,2,3,4? I need the courseware please
Because the Cisco academy has made new version called V7. This version combines all Cisco network courses together.
Hi can I do CCNA 1 exam without having practice knowledge. I mean just with the video notes and theory. thanks
To prepare for exam, only CCNAv7 Questions are enough or should i also complete CCNAv6 . Waiting for reply Thanks
To the administrator. CCNAv7 ITN new configuration skill level exam. Where should I send it?
Can I have it?
is there an answer for course feedback?
are there any hard tasks in the course feedback?
CAN I GET CCNA SLIDES?
Please scroll to below each post curriculum. (in Final table)
Morning Admin,
I just need CCNAv7 all the material in French (slides, labs …) I would like to be able to contact you by email.
Waiting for your reply.
Hello Brice! Sorry, we do not have materials in French.
I can teach in french
hi Which material is valid for CCNA 200-301 exam as there are many versions? thanks….
ccna 200-301 wendell odom volume 1 + 2
You’re amazing, thanks
can u provide ccna v7 itn hands on skills exam answer
srr, Hands On Skills Exam is different. It depends on the teacher at each academy
please sir answer my question my exam on the 24th which version of the exams should i study the v7 or v6+5
Only v7 in here
really helps when I get stuck.
please, where is the ccna200-301 study material???????
hello hey this version is the one you will be sharing on February 24?
good morning! can i get a french version lang here ?
Where are the answers to the packet tracers for chapters 10-17?? I’m not finding some of them on here…. ALSO… Do you all have a packet tracer part of the final???? PLEASE HELP
i’m going to take ccna 1 introduction to network exam , which questions are included
CAN YOU PLEASE PROVIDE CCNAV7 FINAL EXAM ANSWER
Thank you very much for this material! I have only one question. Don’t you have also Practice Skills Exam Answers v7 or is it the same/similar to v5, 6?
Hi do you happen to have material for new ccna exam?
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Learners will master network theory, internet infrasture, basic network security, management and troubleshooting.
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Network transmissions and hardware.
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There are 9 modules in this course
Students start by learning basic network theory and terminology including network components, node functions, types of networks and network models. Students will gain an understanding of the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model and the TCP/IP Model including encapsulation and common network protocols. Students learn about data transmission methods and ethernet including CSMA/CD and CSMA/CA. The course covers wired and wireless networking standards, and networking hardware including switches and routers. Students will gain a thorough understanding of TCP/IP including binary numbers, CIDR notation, ANDing, and configuring routes in a network using routers and NAT routers. Students learn to configure DHCP and DNS, and then examine regulating traffic between network zones including implementing a DMZ, and using IDS/IPS technology, and configuring VPNs. The course includes a thorough discussion of troubleshooting wired and wireless networks including using packet sniffers. Students will use software that will allow them to simulate sophisticated networks to achieve practical experience. The course ends with a capstone that students will complete to demonstrate mastery of course objectives.
This module provides the student with an opportunity to understand some of the most basic vocabulary used in networking. Students will learn about the categories of networks and the standard network models.
What's included
7 videos 12 readings 4 quizzes 3 discussion prompts
7 videos • Total 30 minutes
- Introduction to the ATA Program • 5 minutes • Preview module
- Overview of ATA Track • 1 minute
- Advice for Completing the ATA Program • 6 minutes
- Course Syllabus • 3 minutes
- Definition of Networking • 3 minutes
- Networking Components • 3 minutes
- Network Theory Review • 6 minutes
12 readings • Total 105 minutes
- README • 5 minutes
- Overview of Networking • 6 minutes
- Node Functions • 7 minutes
- Local Area Networks (LANs) • 3 minutes
- Wide Area Networks (WANs) • 3 minutes
- More Network Terminology • 6 minutes
- Overview of Network Models • 3 minutes
- Centralized • 4 minutes
- Client/Server • 3 minutes
- Peer-to-Peer • 5 minutes
- Install Packet Tracer • 30 minutes
- Create a Simple Network • 30 minutes
4 quizzes • Total 70 minutes
- Network Theory Graded Assessment • 30 minutes
- Networking Terminology Practice Assessment • 15 minutes
- Network Categories Practice Assessment • 10 minutes
- Standard Network Models Practice Assessment • 15 minutes
3 discussion prompts • Total 30 minutes
- Are you a network manager? • 10 minutes
- SOHO anyone? • 10 minutes
- Peer-to-peer networks • 10 minutes
Protocol Models
In this module, students will learn about the OSI model and the TCP/IP model which describe how protocols work.
4 videos 7 readings 3 quizzes
4 videos • Total 22 minutes
- How the OSI Model Works Part 1 • 6 minutes • Preview module
- How the OSI Model Works Part 2 • 5 minutes
- How The OSI Model Works Part 3 • 3 minutes
- Protocol Models Review • 7 minutes
7 readings • Total 26 minutes
- Background of the OSI Model • 5 minutes
- TCP/IP Model Layers • 2 minutes
- Data Encapsulation • 3 minutes
- Web Page Protocols • 3 minutes
- File Transfer Protocols • 3 minutes
- Email Protocols • 5 minutes
- Supporting Protocols • 5 minutes
3 quizzes • Total 60 minutes
- Protocol Models Graded Assessment • 30 minutes
- OSI Model and TCP/IP Model Practice Assessment • 15 minutes
- Protocols Practice Assessment • 15 minutes
In this module, students will learn about data transmission methods. After learning about the most common media access methods, they will explore common network connectivity devices. Finally, students will learn about wireless networks.
5 videos 13 readings 4 quizzes 2 discussion prompts
5 videos • Total 22 minutes
- Introduction to Ethernet • 4 minutes • Preview module
- CSMA/CD • 3 minutes
- CSMA/CA • 2 minutes
- Network Transmissions and Hardware Review • 4 minutes
- Wireless Review • 7 minutes
13 readings • Total 136 minutes
- Data Transmission • 2 minutes
- Transmission Methods • 3 minutes
- Network Interface Cards • 5 minutes
- Switches • 8 minutes
- Routers • 3 minutes
- WLAN Basics • 3 minutes
- 802.11 Standards • 5 minutes
- Wireless Security • 6 minutes
- Wireless Implementation • 6 minutes
- Explore NICs • 20 minutes
- Explore Hubs and Switches • 20 minutes
- Explore Routers • 30 minutes
- Configure Wireless • 25 minutes
4 quizzes • Total 75 minutes
- Network Transmissions and Hardware Graded Assessment • 30 minutes
- Data Transmission and Media Access Methods Practice Assessment • 15 minutes
- Network Connectivity Devices Practice Assessment • 15 minutes
- Wireless Networks Practice Assessment • 15 minutes
2 discussion prompts • Total 20 minutes
- What's your ethernet? • 10 minutes
- Do you have a wireless network? • 10 minutes
Internet Protocols
In this module, students will learn about how the IP protocol works. Students will learn about IPv4 and IPv6 addresses and routing.
15 videos 7 readings 4 quizzes 1 discussion prompt
15 videos • Total 74 minutes
- Rules of TCP/IP • 4 minutes • Preview module
- Subnet Masks • 2 minutes
- Basic ANDing • 4 minutes
- Local or Remote? Part 1 • 4 minutes
- Local or Remote? Part 2 • 5 minutes
- Local or Remote? Part 3 • 6 minutes
- Routing • 5 minutes
- Number Systems • 2 minutes
- Decimal Numbers • 3 minutes
- Binary Numbers • 6 minutes
- Hexadecimal Numbers • 3 minutes
- CIDR Background • 4 minutes
- Subnetting • 8 minutes
- CIDR Notation • 6 minutes
- Internet Protocols Review • 6 minutes
7 readings • Total 118 minutes
- Background • 3 minutes
- IPv4 Classes • 10 minutes
- Private IP Addresses • 10 minutes
- Network Address Translation • 15 minutes
- IPv6 • 10 minutes
- Design and Implement an IPv4 Network • 30 minutes
- Configure Routing • 40 minutes
- Internet Protocols Graded Assessment • 30 minutes
- IPv4 Addressing Practice Assessment • 10 minutes
- Binary Numbers Practice Assessment • 15 minutes
- Internet Protocols Practice Assessment • 15 minutes
1 discussion prompt • Total 10 minutes
- Binary to decimal and back again! • 10 minutes
TCP/IP Services
In this module, students will learn about the DHCP and DNS services that support TCP/IP. They will also explore some basic troubleshooting commands.
18 videos 2 readings 4 quizzes
18 videos • Total 108 minutes
- Static and Dynamic Addressing • 7 minutes • Preview module
- The DHCP Lease Process • 7 minutes
- Centralized DHCP • 7 minutes
- DHCP Server Settings • 6 minutes
- DHCP Reservations • 5 minutes
- Host Names • 3 minutes
- Fully Qualified Domain Names • 3 minutes
- Hosts File • 6 minutes
- DNS Overview • 2 minutes
- DNS Name Resolution Part 1 • 7 minutes
- DNS Name Resolution Part 2 • 4 minutes
- DNS Servers • 7 minutes
- DNS Records Part 1 • 6 minutes
- DNS Records Part 2 • 7 minutes
- Split DNS • 4 minutes
- Ping • 5 minutes
- Tracert/Traceroute/Pathping • 5 minutes
- TCP/IP Services Review • 7 minutes
2 readings • Total 45 minutes
- IPConfig/IFConfig • 5 minutes
- Configure DHCP and DNS • 40 minutes
4 quizzes • Total 50 minutes
- TCP/IP Services Graded Assessment • 15 minutes
- Assign IP Addresses Practice Assessment • 10 minutes
- Domain Name Services Practice Assessment • 15 minutes
- TCP/IP Commands Practice Assessment • 10 minutes
Network Security
In this module, students will learn about defense in depth. They will explore controls for securing networks and controls for detecting network intrusions.
3 videos 5 readings 3 quizzes
3 videos • Total 19 minutes
- Defense in Depth • 4 minutes • Preview module
- Demilitarized Zones • 8 minutes
- Network Security Review • 6 minutes
5 readings • Total 109 minutes
- Regulating Traffic Between Zones • 9 minutes
- Controlling Client Access • 8 minutes
- Intrusion Detection Systems • 6 minutes
- Types of IDS/IPS • 6 minutes
- Exploring NAT • 80 minutes
3 quizzes • Total 65 minutes
- Network Security Graded Assessment • 30 minutes
- Perimeter Security Practice Assessment • 20 minutes
- Intrusion Detection and Prevention Practice Assessment • 15 minutes
Remote Networking
In this module, students will learn remote access in general and VPNs in specific.
2 videos 4 readings 3 quizzes
2 videos • Total 13 minutes
- VPNs • 6 minutes • Preview module
- Remote Networking Review • 7 minutes
4 readings • Total 29 minutes
- Remote Access • 6 minutes
- Remote Access Infrastructure • 8 minutes
- Remote Access Protocols • 7 minutes
- VPN Protocols • 8 minutes
- Remote Networking Graded Assessment • 30 minutes
- Remote Network Architecture Practice Assessment • 15 minutes
- Virtual Private Networking Practice Assessment • 15 minutes
In this module, students will learn the concepts of network management. They will study troubleshooting methodology and review strategies for troubleshooting various types of issues.
1 video 10 readings 3 quizzes 1 discussion prompt
1 video • Total 6 minutes
- Network Management / Troubleshooting Review • 6 minutes • Preview module
10 readings • Total 68 minutes
- Network Management • 10 minutes
- Troubleshooting • 11 minutes
- Physical Issues • 4 minutes
- Logical Issues • 5 minutes
- Wireless Issues • 4 minutes
- Troubleshooting • 30 minutes
- Troubleshooting Hint Physical Issues • 1 minute
- Troubleshooting Hint Logical Issues • 1 minute
- Troubleshooting Hint Wireless Issues • 1 minute
- Troubleshooting Hint DNS Issues • 1 minute
3 quizzes • Total 46 minutes
- Network Management / Troubleshooting Graded Assessment • 30 minutes
- Network Monitoring Practice Assessment • 15 minutes
- Troubleshooting Network Connectivity Practice Assessment • 1 minute
- How did it go? • 10 minutes
In this module, the student will upload a capstone project that demonstrates mastery of the material.
2 videos 1 peer review
2 videos • Total 9 minutes
- Captsone Introduction • 1 minute • Preview module
- Capstone Instructions • 8 minutes
1 peer review • Total 60 minutes
- Network Design Peer Review • 60 minutes
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Quizzes. If you have been keeping up with our Computer Networking training series on YouTube, you would have noticed the frequent quizzes. These questions are used so you can test your understanding, and help you to get exam ready. Here, you can find the answers to these questions. These are helpful for Cisco CCNA and Juniper Network+ exams.
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