This course, “TCP/IP Addressing Subnetting Easy (100% LABS) DHCP NAT VLANS,” is your ticket to IP addressing, subnetting, and all the major tenants of networking in general, all mixed with a heaping helping of lab exercises. Here, you will understand the workings of an IP address, the differences between the various network categories, the typical challenges of interconnection, and their probable solutions. Hence, as you complete this course, you will gain actual working knowledge in the subnetting and distribution of networks in VLANs and familiarize yourself with significant protocols such as TCP and UDP. No preceding experience is required, although a general understanding of certain networks and a computer with an internet connection is helpful.
In contrast with other intensely theoretical courses, this course is all about how things can be practically applied in real life. You will have the outcomes that simulate working in a firm as a network engineer where networks are configured and managed using Cisco Packet Tracer. This article will discuss virtually everything from the various types of IP addresses, including static and dynamic IP addresses, to the meaning of port numbers and the distinction between private and public networks. Unlike traditional learning, where one is only taught and given examples, this form of training practically makes you do it yourself on the spot.
Then, when you enroll in this course, “TCP/IP Addressing Subnetting Easy (100% LABS) DHCP NAT VLANS,” you will be able to cope with crucial networking tasks concerning IP addressing, subnetting, and VLANs. You will also learn how to switch between binary and decimal numbers and understand what network address translation is all about. I will introduce the fundamental but complex networking features, such as DHCP snooping and relay, to ensure that you are ready to solve real-world networking problems.
TCP/IP Addressing Subnetting Easy (100% LABS) DHCP NAT VLANS Table of Contents:
- Introduction to TCP/IP - 01:35
- Download and Install Cisco Packet Tracer - 02:09
- Overview of All TCP/IP Classes and How Binary and Decimal Work (Part 1) - 09:43
- Overview of All TCP/IP Classes and How Binary and Decimal Work (Part 2) - 09:24
- Class C - 13:34
- Class B - 10:45
- Class A - 07:25
- Classes D and E - 01:55
- Difference Between a Public and Private Network - 08:05
- What is NAT - 1st NAT Type (Static NAT) - 11:30
- 2nd NAT Type (Dynamic NAT) - 06:27
- 3rd NAT Type (PAT) - 03:44
- Setup DHCP on a Server - 04:44
- Setup Multiple DHCP Servers - 05:11
- Setup DHCP Snooping on a Cisco Switch and Its Purpose - 04:58
- Setup DHCP on Cisco Router (One Broadcast) - 04:27
- Setup DHCP on Cisco Router (Two Broadcast) - 05:12
- Setup a DHCP Relay on Cisco Router - 07:14
- Difference Between TCP and UDP and What Are Port Numbers (Part 1) - 07:51
- Difference Between TCP and UDP and What Are Port Numbers (Part 2) - 07:00
- How to Change Port Numbers Using the Registry - 05:23
- Subnetting a Class C Network (Part 1) - 30:59
- Subnetting a Class C Network (Part 2) - 21:33
- Reverse Engineering Subnetting for Class C - 08:55
- Subnetting a Class B Network (Part 1) - 17:19
- Subnetting a Class B Network (Part 2) - 20:29
- Reverse Engineering Subnetting for Class B - 07:08
- What Are VLANs and How Do They Work (Relationship with Subnetting) - 03:58
- Setup a Topology with Multiple VLANs - 04:07
- Final Conclusion - 01:32
Who is this course for?
- Network /System Administrators.
- Help Desk Analyst.
- IT Support Techs.
- Anyone who wants to get themselves in The IT Field.
