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UdemyCisco CCNA Network Fundamentals Final Chapters
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Overview
This course covers the final two chapters of a Networking Fundamentals series, moving straight into LAN types and devices and how communication happens across a local network. Topics include CSMA/CD, half and full duplex, collision and broadcast domains, and how MAC address tables are built — closing with where routers and switches fit into a network and which pins handle transmit versus receive.
Who it's for
Students already working through the earlier parts of this Networking Fundamentals series, or anyone studying toward Cisco CCNA who wants a focused look at core LAN concepts.
Key takeaways
- LAN fundamentals: network types and the devices that make them up
- Communication mechanics: CSMA/CD and half vs. full duplex explained
- Domains: the difference between collision and broadcast domains
- Hardware placement: where routers and switches sit within a network
About this course
This is the last 2 course of the series Networking Fundamentals. Here we immediately go into the basics of Network types and LAN devices. Next we cover communication over the LAN.
You will learn about the basics of what a LAN is, what devices we will be using, and the ability to see LAN Networking in a different manner. We learn about CSMA/CD, Half & full Duplex, Collison & Broadcast Domains,how Mac address tables are created, and so on . You will learn where a router and a switch fits in the Network. You will also learn about what pins are used to transmit and receive.
It is a lot of fun, let's get started.
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