Introduction to Networking for Cisco CCNA
by Ross Bagurdes

This is the first in a series of courses designed to prepare you for the Cisco Certified Network Associate Exam. This course will introduce the basic components needed to understand data networks, including networking models and network addressing.

This course is part of:
Cisco CCNA: Cisco Certified Network Associate (200-301) Path

Course Overview 1m 57s
	Course Overview 1m 57s
A Brief History of Moving Information 10m 17s
	Introduction 2m 0s
	What Is Networking? 7m 2s
	Summary 1m 14s
Dissecting Communication 10m 54s
	Introduction 1m 23s
	Local and Global Addressing 6m 14s
	Protocols and Communication Models 2m 15s
	Summary 1m 0s
Network Communication Models 24m 13s
	Introduction 1m 2s
	Categorizing Data Transmissions 13m 58s
	The OSI Model 2m 13s
	OSI Model vs. TCPIP Model 6m 18s
	Summary 40s
Encapsulation 12m 29s
	Introduction 1m 39s
	Examining the OSI Model 1m 33s
	How Encapsulation Works 7m 15s
	Summary 2m 2s
Data Networks and Addressing 39m 25s
	Introduction 1m 12s
	Addressing the Network 7m 41s
	How Local Communication Works 2m 6s
	How Global Addressing Works 3m 51s
	IP Networks 7m 32s
	Demo: Examining the IP Address of a Workstation 5m 26s
	Demo: Examining Ping 3m 7s
	Demo: ipconfig All and Pinging a Device Outside Your Network 3m 1s
	Demo Changing the IP Address on Your Workstation 4m 40s
	Summary 44s
Cisco Certifications 16m 12s
	Introduction 51s
	Cisco Certification 4m 22s
	Exam Objectives 1m 31s
	Studying for the CCNA 3m 9s
	Lab Equipment 4m 45s
	Summary 1m 32s

Level Intermediate
Duration 1h 55m
Released 25 Mar 2020