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UdemyCisco CCNA 200-301 Part I
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A foundation-first start to Cisco networking
This is Part I of a Cisco CCNA 200-301 series, the entry-level certification that networking professionals consider foundational — useful even beyond Cisco-specific gear. This installment focuses on the concepts everything else in networking builds on.
Topics covered
- Why CCNA concepts matter across vendors
- Network models and how data flows through them
- The TCP/IP and OSI models, compared
- TCP and UDP, the protocols responsible for transferring data
- Application-layer protocols and their roles
- IPv4 and IPv6 addressing
Who it's for
Beginners starting their CCNA journey who want a solid grounding before moving into more advanced material in later parts of the series.
Key takeaway
Networking fundamentals — models, protocols, addressing — are the connective tissue for every certification and job that follows. Getting them right early pays off well beyond this exam.
About this course
Cisco is one of the largest and most famous companies in the world which produce different types of networking devices and solutions. CCNA is the most basic certification and one of the most wanted ones. The reason CCNA is so much important is it includes lots of fundamental information which can help learners to build a solid foundation for their future even if they work with other brands products. This is the first part of the Cisco CCNA 200-301 which will be publishing overtime.
In this part, the basic foundation you need to build for a successful journey have been covered. This part starts with emphasizing why Cisco is so important and why we need to learn its concepts. Next we go through network models and how data flows inside networks. TCP/IP and OSI are the two most important protocols in computer networking world. So, the next step is an introductory to these two and a bit comparison.
TCP and UDP are two of the most important and heavy duty protocols in TCP/IP stack as they are responsible for transferring data. TCP/IP is a protocol suite and each member does it’s job so we can communicate in different ways. Application layer is the busiest layer in the protocol stack in terms of number of protocols. We have had a look at these protocols and their responsibilities in the next video. IPv4 and IPv6 are the protocols that provide logical addressing for us in the networks. The final videos in this part cover different aspects of these two important protocols
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