Lazaro (Laz) Diaz – The Gold Standard CCNA R S (200-125)

DISCLAIMER. Please note that the simulators/emulators utilized in this course are not included in the course. Students are responsible for obtaining these simulators/emulators to practice.

Lazaro (Laz) Diaz – The Gold Standard CCNA R S (200-125)

 

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Take a look at the free s in this course to see if it is right for you.

The CCNA Gold Standard Course is non-REFUNDABLE

Cisco’s new CCNA The 200-level certification exam is available.-125.

DISCLAIMER – Please note that simulators/emulators are not included in the course. Students are responsible for obtaining these simulators/emulators to practice. The Cisco Packet Tracer (Virtual Internet Routing Lab), and/or Cisco Packet Tracer are proprietary Cisco software that can only be purchased through Cisco. Each student can choose the simulator/emulator they want to use in conjunction with the course. (ex. BOSON, GNS3)

My new CCNA My original course will be slightly different. CCNA course.

This will be an extremely invigorating experience.-This course was created to help corporate clients and/or enterprise networks.

This course will provide everything you need to not only prepare for but also pass Cisco’s NEW CCNA (200-125), The NEW CCENT (100).-105) certification exam. But there is more information in this course!

The The format may be slightly different but the information will remain straight-forward and to the point.

The course length and individual lectures can be extended as well. This means that lectures may be longer than usual in e.-Sites for learning.

All promotions for this course, or any other course, or product, will be advertised. “The Networking Doctors” or www.thenetworkingdoctors.com website; or we may choose to send you an email about it.

This course also offers a variety of other benefits. “Cisco New CCNA (200-125): The Gold Standard” Publication in different es is not possible-The learning sites I am currently on as of right now… sorry guys

My CCNA (200-This site will publish the 125th version, along with a few other sites throughout the world.

NOTE:

Please keep in mind that my old CCNA Course (200-120) will also be able to provide all the necessary information to help prepare for and pass the NEW CCNA (200-125) certification exam.

It is not necessary to buy this. CCNAIf you already own my other product, please use THE GOLD STANDARD CCNA You can’t take the course if you don’t want to learn about topics beyond certification!

Laz

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Your instructor

Lazaro (Laz) Diaz

If you’re serious about your certifications this year, it could be your year!

If you are ambitious, determined and hungry for a fresh start, then this is your year

…and how better to or end the year than to get an IT Certification…Especially a Cisco CCNA Certification

You may be interested in the CCNA Whether you’re looking for the CCNP certification or just want to learn the basics of these topics, one or all my courses will bring you closer to your goal.

You don’t have to believe me. Please take a look at the FREE s (they can be found in all my courses).

But, remember that I am also an Author and you can Find my Books on AMAZON.

NOW…what do you want to learn about me?

If you are fed up with the same old ways of learning and want something different, but still provide an enjoyable learning experience that is easy to understand in layman’s terms, then I am your man.

My experience as a network engineer and teacher has been invaluable.

If anyone can get you certified, it’s me.

My teaching experience is a result of teaching at institutions like Palm Beach Community College New Horizons, Florida Career College (now Anthem College). The Academy of South Florida. Not to mention, I also do private consulting.

Here, I bring the classroom right to your door.

You can find me in many eLearning Platforms around the world, including my own… but you won’t be able to post it here.

Internet has allowed me to teach students from all walks and countries …. Thank goodness for technology!

I have been on both sides of the spectrum, as a student, teacher/trainer, and in this field. This uniquely qualifies my to understand you.

I can tell you from experience what you have been exposed too, and not what you actually want. These two can sometimes be very conflicting and frustrating. It is because of this that I teach in the way I do.

MetroPCS (now called T) has taught me to corporate employees.-Mobile) and have also trained IT professionals in companies like The Florida Marlins, Ulysse Nardin, Alberta Water Department (Canada), The Assurant Group, Hospital personnel & Attorney’s firms, among others. They will help them to obtain their IT certifications and general knowledge in IT & Networking.

My expertise extends to the ability to teach applications. Yes, I am also an application instructor, qualified to teach Word Excel PowerPoint and Access. This certification includes the MOS, Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) certification.

Cisco is my passion.

As you can see I am multifaceted. I consider myself an endless student.

It is important that I keep up with technology, as these changes seem to occur daily if not hourly.

My unconventional teaching style allows students to comprehend the subject matter. I can prepare them for Cisco certification exams and help them use my methods in the real-world.

I try to provide students with greater opportunities to compete on the current job market.

Do I go above and beyond what is needed for a certification?…YES, I do…because it’s not only about getting a certification, but it’s also about making sure that you, the student, are prepared for a job interview and/or maintaining your current job by enhancing your skills.

This is where you need me to help.

Everybody has different needs and I try to cover all scenarios.

My classes/or courses and classes are simple, and that’s what I love to teach. I believe in it. “KISS”…NO, I don’t want to kiss… this is what it means “keep it simple stupid” –

It is important to explain things clearly and concisely so students understand the concepts quickly. This is how I achieved my goal.

You may not yet be familiar with my teaching style but you’ll soon get used to it.

I am very laid back and try to make learning enjoyable. I also teach in layman’s terms…no physics terminology or mumbo-jumbo in my teachings.

My courses are highly interactive and dynamic. You will not find my lectures boring.

Need convincing?

Look at my video s. They are always available on ALL of my courses. You will then be able to determine if you are the right person to help your industry.-Specific certifications.

I certainly hope that after a careful review of my credentials & testimonials (you can Google me you know) …and see if I’m the Cisco Instructor you’re looking for!

Laz

Network Engineer, Cisco, Microsoft, CompTIA Instructor, Author &
Motivational Evangelist

Author of: “The Only IP Book You Will Ever Need!” “CCNA Routing and Switching 200-125 Certification Guide: The ultimate solution for passing the CCNA certification and boosting your networking career”Now available on AMAZON and Packt Publishing

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Course Curriculum

Introduction to the CCNA 200-125 Composite Certificate

Introduction to Course (4.42)

Introduction to Networking Basics

Networking basics (11.10)

Networking Devices (16.54)

Basic Networking Lab with a Router (16.55)

Broadcast Domains and Collision Domains (10.46)

Summary of Section (4.03)

Introduction to Networking Standard

Introduction to the OSI Model (8.37).

Breaking down the OSI Model Layers (15:00)

The Cisco 3 Layer and 2 Layer Model (8.39).

The TCP/IP Model (9:13)

Summary of Section (5.28)

Introduction to Cabling Standards

Ethernet Cabling Standards (20.57)

Equipment required for Cabling (21.13)

Create a straight through cable (7:04).

Create a cross-over cable (2:57).

How to make a rolled cable (4:18).

Summary of Section (2.25)

Introduction to Networking devices

Introduction to Networking Devices (10.46)

Repeaters and Hubs (4.48)

Bridges and switches (4:41).

The Router (6.38)

Summary of Section (1.51)

Introduction to IP Addressing

Introduction to IPv4 addressing (4:52).

Format of an IPv4 address (5:11).

Classes and Ranges (8.48)

Private Classes of IPv4 (5/27)

Assigning IP Addresses (10.37)

Summary of Section (2.14)

Introduction to Subnetting

What is Subnetting? (8:10)

Subnetting a Class “C” Address (22.55)

Subnetting a Class “B” Address (13.42)

Subnetting a Class “A” Address (12.28)

Subnetting Website (23:45)

Summary of Section (3.48)

Introduction to VLSM

Introduction to VLSM (3.19)

VLSM Diagram (5.05)

Practice makes perfect (31:32).

Summary of Section (2.13)

Introduction to Summarization

Introduction to Summarization (2.33)

Practice Summarization Lab (7.59)

Summarization Lab using Packet Tracer (9.09).

Summary of Section (4.04)

Introduction to IPv6

Introduction to IPv6 (6.22)

Hexadecimal Conversion (11.55)

Format of an IPv6 address (4:05).

Types of IPv6 addresses (8:50).

IPv6 Shortened Expressions (6.27)

IPv6 Auto-Configuration (8.21)

Transition Mechanisms IPv6 (5:27).

Routing in IPv6 (6.34)

Basic IPv6 subnetting (12.15).

Summary of Section (3.15)

The Cisco Router

Get to know your Router (20.34)

The Router Components (8.28)

The Router Boot Sequence (8.34).

Starting a Cisco Router (07:04)

Summary of Section (6.17)

The Cisco Registry

Learn more about the Cisco Registry (17.03)

Summary of Section (2.37)

Boot System Commands

Introduction to Boot Systems Command (7.55)

Boot Systems Command Lab (22.17)

Summary of Section (1:00).

How to Back up and Restore Cisco IOS

Backup and Recovery of your Cisco Router (4.22)

Supporting Cisco IOS (5.28)

Supporting the -up Config (5.06)

Restoring Cisco IOS (9.40)

Restoring the Up Config (7:00).

Summary of Section (1.55)

License of the Cisco IOS

Introduction to Licensing (14.54)

License Lab (11:40)

Summary of Section (5.21)

All About Routing

The Routing Process (11.15)

The Routing Process Lab (8.37).

Default Routes (6.52)

Default Routes Lab (10:58)

Static Routes (9.43).

Static Routes Lab (26:00).

Dynamic routing RIPv2 or RIPng (12.57).

Dynamic Routing RIPv2 & RIPng Lab (18.45)

EIGRP Routing Protocol (14.51)

EIGRP ROUTING PROTOCOL (45:50).

OPSFv3 Routing Protocol (19.15).

OSPF + OSPFv3 Lab (33:50)

Summary of Section (8.45)

How switching works

How Switching Works (15.32)

STP (14.03)

Election Process and Comparison Lab (22.26)

Configuring STP Lab (23:19)

Summary of Section (3.20)

The VTP Protocol

What is VTP and how can you use it? (10:09)

Configuring VTP Lab (9:04)

VTP Pruning (2:30)

Summary of Section (1.41)

Types and types of ports

Types and types of ports

What are VLANs?

What is a VLAN?

VLANs: Creating and assigning

Summary of Section (2.13)

Advanced Topics for Layer 2 Shifting

InterVLAN Connectivity (5.11)

InterVlan Lab (15:59)

PortFast, Port Security (4.53)

PortFast Lab (17:30)

EtherChannel (4.53)

EtherChannel Lab (10.32).

Summary of Section (3.40).

All about ACLs

Intro to ACLs (8:59)

Standard ACLs (14.16)

Standard ACLs to Telnet (7.06)

Extended ACLs (8.29).

Remarks on ACLs (5.46)

Named ACLs (10:47)

Summary of Section (2.49)

The NAT Protocol

All About NAT (9.04)

NAT Overload Lab (11:38)

Summary of Section (2.10)

The WAN Side

Intro To WAN (15:24)

WAN PPP Lab (9:45)

FRAME-RELAY LAB (16.03)

GRE Tunnel Lab (7:05)

Summary of Section (3.13)

HSRP Redundancy Protocols

Redundancy Protocols (7:18)

Understanding HSRP (11:45)

Configuring HSRP (25.06)

Summary of section (2.25)

DMVPN

DMVPN Overview (25.21)

DMVPN MGRE Lab (11:22)

SUMMARY OF PART (3:17).

Multi-Area OSPF

Multi Area OSPF (10.45).

Multi Area OSPF Lab (17:30)

Summary of Section (5.01)

Evolution of Intelligent Networks

Evolution of intelligent network (6:06).

API’s (8:46)

Cisco APIC-EM (5.02)

Summary of Section (1.59)

MPLS

WELCOME to MPLS (21.35)

MPLS Layer 2 VPN (4.09)

MPLS Layer 3 VPN (7.47)

MPLS Lab (14:04)

Summary of Section (5.05)

Radius, IP SLA, and TACACS+

Intro To Radius, Tacacs+, and IP SLA (12.02)

Radius Lab (9:40)

TACACS+ LAB (7.15)

IP SLA Lab (13:52)

SUMMARY of Section (3:13).

SUMMARY OF COURSE!!!

Summary of Course (17:41).

Bonus Lab

Extreme Lab Challenge from Scratch (10.30)

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