Ccna 2020 200-125 Video Boot Camp With Chris Bryant

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Description

Please note:  The  last day to take the CCNA 200-125 exam was February 23, 2020.  My latest and greatest CCNA Video Boot Camp, specifically designed for the new 200-301 exam, is now live on Udemy.   Udemy doesn't allow me to link to it from here for some reason, but it is available now.   : ) ___________________________________________________________My CCNA Video Boot Camp is totally refreshed for the latest version of the exam, and every video in this course (and all my courses) is fully downloadable, which allows you to study any time, anywhere – on YOUR schedule.That includes my famous subnetting material and my BGP material – and I'll make BGP clearer for you than any other instructor or course in the world.  You have my guarantee on that.Sign up now and earn the two most important Cisco certifications there are for one low price – and join over 90,000 students in preparing for success in the exam room and in real-world networking.You receive immediate, full access to all 27+ hours of the course, and you can stream them or download them anytime you like.From my unbeatable, trick-free methods of teaching you how to perform binary, hex, and decimal conversions all the way through tough OSPF and EIGRP configs, you'll see it all right here on LIVE Cisco routers and switches - and you can watch every single session as often as you like.Thanks for making The Bryant Advantage part of your CCNA success story! Let's get started on your CCNA!  Chris Bryant CCIE #12933"The Computer Certification Bulldog"

Overview

Section 1: CCNA 200-125 Video Boot Camp Preview!

Lecture 1 Earn Your CCNA And CCNA Security Certifications For One Low Price!

Lecture 2 Watching Your Free CCNA Security Course!

Section 2: CCNA 200-125, ICND1, Sec 1: Supermodels! (Network Supermodels, That Is)

Lecture 3 Network Fund. 1: Why We Network (And Real-World Success Tips)

Lecture 4 Network Fund. 2: The OSI Model

Lecture 5 Network Fund. 3: The TCP/IP Model (And Real-World Success Tips)

Section 3: CCNA 200-125, ICND1, Sec. 2: Ethernet And Cabling

Lecture 6 Physical 1: Ethernet Standards

Lecture 7 Physical 2: Cable Types

Lecture 8 Physical 3: The Fields Of Ethernet

Section 4: CCNA 200-125, ICND1, Sec. 3: Hubs, History, and Why Hubs Are History

Lecture 9 1: Why Hubs Came, Why They Left

Lecture 10 2: Bridges, Switches, and Logical Segmentation

Lecture 11 3: Building The MAC Table, Part 1

Lecture 12 4: Building The MAC Table, Part 2

Lecture 13 5: Frame Processing, Hex Conversions, and Breaking Down MAC Addresses

Lecture 14 6: Converting Hex Values To Decimal

Lecture 15 7: Decimal-To-Hex Conversion Practice Session

Section 5: CCNA 200-125, ICND1, Sec 4: Config Modes, IOS Help, Intro To VLANs

Lecture 16 Config 1: Configuration Modes and IOS Help Intro

Lecture 17 Config 2: Exec Timeout, Logging Synch, and the Console Port

Lecture 18 Config 3: VLAN Lab Begins

Lecture 19 Config 4: VLAN Lab Concludes

Lecture 20 Config 5: More VLANs / Erasing The Switch / The VLAN.DAT File

Lecture 21 Config 6: Intro To Trunking

Lecture 22 Config 7: The Trunking Port Modes

Lecture 23 Config 8: Filtering Trunk Traffic On A Per-VLAN Basis

Section 6: CCNA 200-125, ICND1, Sec. 5: Memories, Boots, and Passwords

Lecture 24 Memory 1: Memory Contents And Boot Processes

Lecture 25 Memory 2: Setup Mode – One Way In, Two Ways Out

Lecture 26 Memory 3: Enable Secret and Enable Password

Lecture 27 Memory 4: Console Port Protection With One Password

Lecture 28 Memory 5: Console Port Protection With Username / PW Database

Lecture 29 Memory 6: Port Security Success Fundamentals

Lecture 30 Memory 7: Port Security Options

Lecture 31 Memory 8: Port Security Static Lab Begins

Lecture 32 Memory 9: Port Security Static Lab Concludes

Lecture 33 Memory 10: Port Security Dynamic Learning Lab

Lecture 34 Memory 11: Port Security Sticky Addresses / Errdisable Recovery Command

Section 7: CCNA 200-125, ICND1: IP Addressing, Binary, and Intro To Routing

Lecture 35 Routing 1: IP Addresses, Subnet Masks, and Binary Conversions

Lecture 36 Routing 2: The Public IP Address Classes

Lecture 37 Routing 3: The Private IP Address Classes

Lecture 38 Routing 4: Connected Routes Walkthrough

Lecture 39 Routing 5: Static Route Walkthrough

Section 8: CCNA 200-125, ICND1: Switches, Default Gateways, Telnet, And More!

Lecture 40 Sec 7/1: Introduction To SVIs

Lecture 41 Sec 7/2: Creating A Non-Default SVI

Lecture 42 Sec 7/3: Telnet Labs Begin

Lecture 43 Sec 7/4: Telnet Labs End

Lecture 44 Sec 7/5: Autonegotiation

Lecture 45 Sec 7/6: Slashes and Console Port Options

Lecture 46 Sec 7/7: The Description and Interface Range Commands

Section 9: CCNA 200-125, ICND1: TCP and UDP

Lecture 47 Sec 8/1: "TCP Good, UDP Bad"?

Lecture 48 Sec 8/2: The Comparison Continues

Lecture 49 Sec 8/3: Multiplexing and Intro To Port Numbers

Section 10: CCNA 200-125, ICND1: DHCP, DNS, And ARP

Lecture 50 Sec. 9/1: DNS And ARP

Lecture 51 Sec. 9/2: DHCP Fun(damentals)

Section 11: CCNA 200-125, ICND1: Static Routing, Pings, And Hub-And-Spoke Networks

Lecture 52 Sec 10/1: Lab Topology, Pings, And HAS Networking

Lecture 53 Sec 10/2: Lab Continues; Intro To "Debug IP Packet"

Lecture 54 Sec 10/3: Lab Continues, Host Static Routing

Lecture 55 Sec 10/4: Lab Continues, Default Static Routing

Lecture 56 Sec 10/5: Default Routes Are Beautiful (Sometimes)

Section 12: CCNA 200-125, ICND1: Distance Vector In General, RIPv2 In Particular

Lecture 57 Sec 11/1: Intro To Distance Vector Protocols

Lecture 58 Sec 11/2: Split Horizon and Poison Reverse

Lecture 59 Sec 11/3: RIP Lab Begins

Lecture 60 Sec 11/4: RIP Lab Continues

Lecture 61 Sec 11/5: RIP Lab Concludes

Lecture 62 Sec 11/6: The Dangers of Autosummarization

Lecture 63 Sec 11/7: The Cure for Autosummarization

Lecture 64 Sec 11/8: Passive Interfaces

Lecture 65 Sec 11/9: Administrative Distances

Lecture 66 Sec 11/10: Fun With RIP Load Balancing

Lecture 67 Sec 11/11: More RIP Load Balancing, Intro To Traceroute

Lecture 68 Sec 11/12: Version Mismatches and Debugging Tips

Lecture 69 Sec 11/13: Floating Static Route Lab Begins

Lecture 70 Sec 11/14: Floating Static Route Lab Continues

Lecture 71 Sec 11/15: Originating A Default Route With RIP

Section 13: CCNA 200-125, ICND 1 and 2 – Subnetting Success!

Lecture 72 Subnet 1: The Whys, Ins, and Outs of Subnetting

Lecture 73 Subnet 2: Decimal-to-Binary Conversions, Single Value Example

Lecture 74 Subnet 3: Decimal-to-Binary Conversions, Dotted Decimal Example

Lecture 75 Subnet 4: Binary-to-Decimal Conversions

Lecture 76 Subnet 5: Number Of Valid Subnets – Classic Approach

Lecture 77 Subnet 6: Number Of Valid Subnets – Bulldog Approach

Lecture 78 Subnet 7: Number Of Valid Hosts

Lecture 79 Subnet 8: Finding The Subnet Of An IP Address

Lecture 80 Subnet 9: Determining The Broadcast Address and Valid Address Range

Lecture 81 Subnet 10: At Last! Doing The Actual Subnetting Ourselves!

Section 14: CCNA 200-125, ICND 1: Access Lists

Lecture 82 ACL 1: Access List Rules

Lecture 83 ACL 2: Wildcard Masks Made Easy

Lecture 84 ACL 3: Standard ACL Lab Begins

Lecture 85 ACL 4: Standard ACL Lab Concludes

Lecture 86 ACL 5: Extended ACL Lab

Lecture 87 ACL 6: "Host", "Any", and "The Order Of The Lines"

Lecture 88 ACL 7: Named Standard ACL Lab

Lecture 89 ACL 8: Named Extended ACL Lab

Lecture 90 ACL 9: Telnet and Extended ACLs

Lecture 91 ACL 10: Telnet, Extended ACLs, and Time Ranges

Lecture 92 ACL 11: Sequence Numbers, Telnet, and Extended ACLs

Lecture 93 ACL 12: One More Telnet Test, plus Absolute Time Ranges!

Lecture 94 ACL 13: Where To Put It, and Why

Section 15: CCNA 200-125, ICND 1: The Network Time Protocol

Lecture 95 NTP 1: What's Going On

Lecture 96 NTP 2: Server - Client Lab

Lecture 97 NTP 3: Peering Lab

Lecture 98 NTP 4: Broadcast Mode

Section 16: CCNA 200-125, ICND1: NAT and PAT

Lecture 99 NAT 1: The Fundamentals of NAT and PAT

Lecture 100 NAT 2: Static NAT Lab

Lecture 101 NAT 3: Dynamic NAT Lab

Lecture 102 NAT 4: Port Address Translation Lab

Section 17: CCNA 200-125, ICND1: IP Version 6

Lecture 103 IPV6 1: Curing Address Anxiety With Compression

Lecture 104 IPV6 2: The Global Routing Prefix and Subnet ID

Lecture 105 IPV6 3: Enabling V6 – Twice!

Lecture 106 IPV6 4: Configuring And Verifying IPV6 Addresses

Lecture 107 IPV6 5: Link Local Addresses

Lecture 108 IPv6 : Calculating the Interface Identifier

Lecture 109 IPV6 7: Using The Interface Identifier as Host Address

Lecture 110 IPV6 8: Router Discovery With NDP

Lecture 111 IPV6 9: Host Discovery With NDP

Lecture 112 IPV6 10: DHCP On Planet IPV6

Lecture 113 IP 11: Smart Stuff Our DAD Says

Lecture 114 IPV6 12: The IPV6 Routing Table

Lecture 115 IPV6 13: Pinging IPV6 Addresses

Lecture 116 IPV6 14: Static Routes (Recursive and Directly Connected)

Lecture 117 IPV6 15: Static Routes (Fully Specified)

Lecture 118 IPV6 16: Using The Link-Local Address With Static Routes

Lecture 119 IPV6 17: Default and Host Static Routes

Lecture 120 IPV6 18: Nuts, Bolts, and Frame Format Comparison

Section 18: CCNA 200-125, ICND1 *and* 2: This And That

Lecture 121 TNT 1: Timestamps

Lecture 122 TNT 2: The Password Encryption Services

Lecture 123 TNT 3: Console Logging

Lecture 124 TNT 4: Buffer and Syslog Logging

Lecture 125 TNT 5: "Where ARE My Log Messages?"

Lecture 126 TNT 6: Banners

Lecture 127 TNT 7: CDP Fundamentals

Lecture 128 TNT 8: More Fun With CDP

Lecture 129 TNT 9: The Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP

Lecture 130 TNT 10: Cisco Password Recovery Procedures

Lecture 131 TNT 11: A Little More Config Register Work

Section 19: CCNA 200-125, ICND2: VTP (VLAN Trunking Protocol)

Lecture 132 VTP 1: Why Do We Need It?

Lecture 133 VTP 2: Lab Continues

Lecture 134 VTP 3: The Mysterious Joins

Lecture 135 VTP 4: The Modes

Lecture 136 VTP 5: The Config Revision Number

Lecture 137 VTP 6: CRN Lab / Fully Initializing The Switch

Lecture 138 VTP 7: The VTP Password

Lecture 139 VTP 8: More On The VTP Password

Lecture 140 VTP 9: Pruning and Real-World V3 Tips

Section 20: CCNA 200-125, ICND2: The Spanning Tree Protocol

Lecture 141 STP 1: The Fundamentals

Lecture 142 STP 2: Switching Loops and More Fundamentals

Lecture 143 STP 3: Root Bridge Election Walkthrough

Lecture 144 STP 4: Root Bridge Election Results (Root Bridge)

Lecture 145 STP 5: Root Bridge Election Results (Non-Root Bridge)

Lecture 146 STP 6: STP Timer Changes

Lecture 147 STP 7: Root Path Cost vs. Port Cost

Lecture 148 STP 8: Root Port Tiebreakers

Lecture 149 STP 9: DP Selection on Non-Root Switches

Lecture 150 STP 10: Speed Changes and Port Costs

Lecture 151 STP 11: Per-VLAN Load Balancing

Lecture 152 STP 12: Choosing Your Roots

Lecture 153 STP 13: Choosing Your Secondary Roots

Lecture 154 STP 14: Stone Cold Priority and PortFast

Lecture 155 STP 15: Root Guard

Lecture 156 STP 16: BPDU Guard

Section 21: CCNA 200-125 (ICND2): Etherchannels

Lecture 157 EC 1: The Theory

Lecture 158 EC 2: The Configuration

Lecture 159 EC 3: The Verification

Lecture 160 EC 4: The Negotiation

Section 22: CCNA 200-125 (ICND2) : The Rapid Spanning-Tree Protocol

Lecture 161 RSTP 1: It Begins

Lecture 162 RSTP 2: Edge Ports and Lab Work

Lecture 163 RSTP 3: More Lab Work!

Section 23: CCNA 200-125 (ICND2): OSPF

Lecture 164 OSPF 1: Intro To Link State Protocols

Lecture 165 OSPF 2: LSAs and Adjacencies

Lecture 166 OSPF 3: Network Mask Match – Yes Or No?

Lecture 167 OSPF 4: Hello and Dead Timers

Lecture 168 OSPF 5: The Adjacency States

Lecture 169 OSPF 6: The DR, BDR, and RID

Lecture 170 OSPF 7: Why Areas? PLUS: OSPF Not Starting

Lecture 171 OSPF 8: Broadcast Network Build

Lecture 172 OSPF 9: NBMA Network Build

Lecture 173 OSPF 10: RID Fix, Pings, and Shows

Lecture 174 OSPF 11: Point-to-Point Network Build

Lecture 175 OSPF 12: Broadcast Network Build / Something's Missing…

Lecture 176 OSPF 13: Virtual Link Build

Lecture 177 OSPF 14: Cutting Down On Overhead w/ Passive Interfaces

Lecture 178 OSPF 15: Verifying Your Passive Interfaces

Lecture 179 OSPF 16: New Router In Network / Using The "Default" Option

Lecture 180 OSPF 17: Stub Areas

Lecture 181 OSPF 18: Total Stub Areas

Lecture 182 OSPF 19: ABRs, ASBRs, And Other Router Types

Lecture 183 OSPF 20: The Default-Information Originate Command

Lecture 184 OSPF 21: Changing The Port Cost Calculation

Lecture 185 OSPF 22: More Port Cost Calculation, Plus Changing The Cost At The Interface

Lecture 186 OSPF 23: Bandwidth Lab

Lecture 187 OSPF 24: Multiple Routers, One Broadcast Segment

Lecture 188 OSPF 25: Enabling OSPF On A Per-Interface Basis

Lecture 189 OSPF Finale

Section 24: CCNA 200-125, ICND2: EIGRP

Lecture 190 EIGRP 1: Success Fundamentals

Lecture 191 EIGRP 2: Successor and Feasible Successor Fundamentals

Lecture 192 EIGRP 3: NBMA Network Build

Lecture 193 EIGRP 4: The Spoke-To-Spoke Dilemma

Lecture 194 EIGRP 5: The Broadcast Network Build

Lecture 195 EIGRP 6: From Feasible Successor To Successor

Lecture 196 EIGRP 7: Variance Lab 1 (Just Right)

Lecture 197 EIGRP 8: Variance Lab 2 (Too Big)

Lecture 198 EIGRP 9: (No) Wildcard Mask Lab

Lecture 199 EIGRP 10: DUAL Queries and the EIGRP RID

Lecture 200 EIGRP 11: Packet Types and Adjacencies

Lecture 201 EIGRP 12: Timers and Adjacencies

Lecture 202 EIGRP 13: "Show IP EIGRP Neighbor" and FD / DR Intro

Lecture 203 EIGRP 14: Applying The Feasibility Condition

Lecture 204 EIGRP 15: Feasibility, Variance, and Administrative Distances

Lecture 205 EIGRP 16: The Perils Of Autosummarization

Lecture 206 EIGRP 17: Passive Interfaces

Lecture 207 EIGRP 18: The Metric Weights

Lecture 208 EIGRP 19: "You Say Goodbye, And I Say Hello…"

Lecture 209 EIGRP 20: Route Summarization With EIGRP

Lecture 210 EIGRP 21: The Null0 Interface And The AD5

Lecture 211 EIGRP 22: Bandwidth Review / Intro To Delay

Section 25: CCNA 200-125 (ICND2): OSPF, EIGRP, and RIP For IPv6

Lecture 212 OSPFv3 1: Comparison Shopping

Lecture 213 OSPFv3 2: Broadcast Segment Build

Lecture 214 OSPFv3 3: Point-to-Point Link Build

Lecture 215 OSPFv3 4: NBMA Build

Lecture 216 OSPFv3 5: More NBMA Building

Lecture 217 OSPFv3 6: Stub and Total Stub Areas

Lecture 218 OSPFv3 7: Broadcast Segments and V3 Group Joins

Lecture 219 OSPFv3 8: EIGRP For IPV6 Lab

Lecture 220 OSPFv3 9: RIP For IPV6 Lab

Lecture 221 OSPFv3 10: Pop Quiz Answer

Section 26: CCNA 200-125 (ICND2): First-Hop Redundancy Protocols

Lecture 222 FHRP 1: The Need For FHRP, Plus Intro To HSRP

Lecture 223 FHRP 2: HSRP Lab Begins

Lecture 224 FHRP 3: HSRP Theory vs. Real World

Lecture 225 FHRP 4: Changing The HSRP Active Router

Lecture 226 FHRP 5: HSRP Oddities and Error Messages

Lecture 227 FHRP 6: HSRP Load Balancing

Lecture 228 FHRP 7: HSRP Versions

Lecture 229 FHRP 8: Three. Three Routers! (Ah Ah Ah)

Lecture 230 FHRP 9: VRRP Theory and Lab

Section 27: CCNA 200-125 (ICND2): PTP WANs, VPNs, and GRE

Lecture 231 PTP 1: Setting Up The Lab / Intro To HDLC

Lecture 232 PTP 2: PAP - CHAP Comparison

Lecture 233 PTP 3: CHAP Lab (All Is Well)

Lecture 234 PTP 4: CHAP Lab (Wrong Password)

Lecture 235 PTP 5: CHAP Lab (Wrong / Missing Username)

Lecture 236 PTP 6: PAP Labs

Lecture 237 PTP 7: Intro To Multilink / Multiple Authentication

Lecture 238 PTP 8: Intro to VPNs and GRE

Lecture 239 PTP 9: GRE Tunnel Build 1 Begins

Lecture 240 PTP 10: GRE Tunnel Build 1 Concludes

Lecture 241 PTP 11: GRE Tunnel Build 2 Begins

Lecture 242 PTP 12: Recursive Routing / GRE Tunnel Build 2 Conclude

Lecture 243 PTP 13: GRE Tunnel Troubleshooting Checklist

Lecture 244 PTP 14: Why Lease Lines?

Lecture 245 PTP 15: The CSU/DSU and DTE/DCE Cables

Lecture 246 PTP 16: PPPoE (PPP Over Ethernet) Lab

Lecture 247 PTP 17: PPPoE Review

Lecture 248 PTP 18: Your Introduction To DMVPN

Lecture 249 PTP 19: Bonus! Configuring A Frame Relay Switch (Part 1)

Lecture 250 PTP 20: Configuring A Frame Relay Switch (Part 2)

Section 28: CCNA 200-125 (ICND2): Fun With L3 Switches (Mostly)

Lecture 251 L3 Switching 1: Router-On-A-Stick Theory

Lecture 252 L3 Switching 2: ROAS Verification / Troubleshooting

Lecture 253 L3 Switching 3: Switched Virtual Interfaces

Lecture 254 L3 Switching 4: Routed Ports Lab Begins

Lecture 255 L3 Switching 5: Routed Ports, Routing Protocols, and T-Shooting

Lecture 256 L3 Switching 6: Layer 3 Etherchannel Build Begins

Lecture 257 L3 Switching 7: Layer 3 EC Verification and Troubleshooting

Section 29: CCNA 200-125 (ICND2): Surviving Quality Of Service

Lecture 258 QoS 1: FIFO and WFQ

Lecture 259 QoS 2: Tail Drop and TCP Global Synchronization

Lecture 260 QoS 3: LLQ and Round Robins

Lecture 261 QoS 4: IntServ and DiffServ

Lecture 262 QoS 5: Who Do You Trust (Boundary)?

Section 30: CCNA 200-125 (ICND2): Network Monitoring

Lecture 263 Monitor 1: SNMP Basics

Lecture 264 Monitor 2: SNMP Demo

Lecture 265 Monitor 3: Intro To SLA

Lecture 266 Monitor 4: SLA Lab

Lecture 267 Monitor 5: SPAN Begins

Lecture 268 Monitor 6: Local SPAN Lab

Lecture 269 Monitor 7: Deleting SPAN Sessions / Remote SPAN Theory

Lecture 270 Monitor 8: Remote SPAN Lab / Port Restrictions

Section 31: CCNA 200-125 (ICND2): Cloud Computing and Software-Defined Networking

Lecture 271 Cloud 1: Intro to Cloud Computing

Lecture 272 Cloud 2: Intro To APIC And APIC-EM

Lecture 273 Cloud 3: APIC-EM Lab Begins (Discovery)

Lecture 274 Cloud 4: APIC-EM Lab Continues (Path Trace, ACL Trace)

Section 32: CCNA 200-125 (ICND2): IPv6 ACLs

Lecture 275 IPv6 ACL 1: The Rules

Lecture 276 IPv6 ACL 2: Standard ACL Build Lab

Lecture 277 IPv6 ACL 3: Good Pings, Baaaad Pinnnnngs

Lecture 278 IPv6 ACL 4: T-Shooting (Expected And Otherwise)

Lecture 279 IPv6 ACL 5: Using Extended IPv6 Pings

Lecture 280 IPv6 ACL 6: Extended ACLs / Telnet Lab

Lecture 281 IPv6 ACL 7: Telnet Lab Continues

Lecture 282 IPv6 ACL 8: Implicit Permits and ACLs

Section 33: CCNA 200-125, ICND2: Intro To…

Lecture 283 Metro Ethernet

Lecture 284 MPLS, Part 1

Lecture 285 MPLS, Part 2

Lecture 286 MPLS VPN

Lecture 287 Switch Stacking

Lecture 288 Cisco's Switching Model (And Chassis Aggregation)

Lecture 289 Chassis Aggregation

Lecture 290 AAA Fundamentals

Lecture 291 TACACS+ Server Config (New Commands!)

Lecture 292 RADIUS Server Config

Lecture 293 "AAA Authentication Login" Logic

Lecture 294 AAA Lab

Lecture 295 AAA Authorization And Accounting

Lecture 296 Dot1x Port-Based Authentication Theory

Lecture 297 Dot1x Port-Based Authentication Labs

Lecture 298 SSH: The Theory

Lecture 299 Telnet Review / "Transport Input All"

Lecture 300 SSH Versions and Key Creation Lab

Lecture 301 SSH Server Configuration Labs

Lecture 302 SSH Version Mismatches And Wrapup (Almost)

Section 34: CCNA 200-125 (ICND2): The Border Gateway Protocol

Lecture 303 Before You Start The BGP Section….

Lecture 304 BGP 1: Introduction

Lecture 305 BGP 2: External BGP Peerings

Lecture 306 BGP 3: iBGP Peering and Loopback Interfaces

Lecture 307 BGP 4: eBGP Peering with Loopback Interfaces

Lecture 308 BGP 5: Advertising Routes with "Network"

Lecture 309 BGP 6: Origin and Next-Hop Attributes

Lecture 310 BGP 7: The Best-Path Selection Process

Lecture 311 BGP 8: Next-Hop Addresses

Lecture 312 BGP 9: The Next-Hop Address Rule

Lecture 313 BGP 10: The Multi-Exit Discriminator (MED)

Lecture 314 BGP 11: Local Pref – All, Or Nothing At All

Lecture 315 BGP 12: Local Preferences – Changing One, But Not All

Lecture 316 BGP 13: The Weight Attribute

Lecture 317 BGP 14: More Weight Work!

Lecture 318 BGP 15: Route Summarization

Lecture 319 BGP 16: Synch Rules and the Full Mesh

Lecture 320 BGP 17: Route Reflectors

Lecture 321 BGP 18: Prefix Lists Begin

Lecture 322 BGP 19: Prefix Lists End

Lecture 323 BGP 20: Some Final Words

Section 35: Your Free CCNA Security 210-260 Course Starts Here!

Lecture 324 Intro 1: Citizen C.I.A.

Lecture 325 Intro 2: Intro To SIEM

Lecture 326 Intro 3:Ask Yourself This Question…

Lecture 327 Intro 4: Recon Attacks and Phishing

Lecture 328 Intro 5: Social Engineering, QPQ, And Spear Phishing

Lecture 329 Intro 6: Privilege Escalation and Telnet Review

Lecture 330 Intro 7: Privilege Escalation, Part II

Lecture 331 Intro 8: DoS and DDoS Attacks

Lecture 332 Intro 9: Advanced Persistent Threats

Section 36: CCNA Security 210-260, Section 2: Specific Attacks And Defenses

Lecture 333 Attack 1: Man-In-The-Middle

Lecture 334 Attack 2: ARP Poisoning and DAI

Lecture 335 Attack 3: DAI Commands

Lecture 336 Attack 4: MAC Spoofing and CAM Table Overflows

Lecture 337 Attack 5: Port Security Fundamentals

Lecture 338 Attack 6: Port Security Dynamic Learning (?)

Lecture 339 Attack 7: Port Security Shutdown And Recovery

Lecture 340 Attack 8: Port Security And Automatic Port Reenabling

Lecture 341 Attack 9: Port Security Static Address Aging

Lecture 342 Attack 10: Port Security Dynamic Address Aging

Lecture 343 Attack 11: Refresh Your VLAN Knowledge here!

Lecture 344 Attack 12: Private VLAN Theory

Lecture 345 Attack 13: Private VLAN Lab

Lecture 346 Attack 14: OSPF Authentication Fundamentals

Lecture 347 Attack 15: OSPF Clear-Text Authentication Labs

Lecture 348 Attack 16: OSPF MD5 Authentication Labs

Lecture 349 Attack 17: Root Guard

Lecture 350 Attack 18: BPDU Guard And Loop Guard

Lecture 351 Attack 19: VLAN ACLs, Part 1

Lecture 352 Attack 20: VLAN ACLs, Part 2

Lecture 353 Attack 21: Stoppin' VLAN Hoppin'

Lecture 354 Attack 22: DHCP Snooping Intro

Lecture 355 Attack 23: DHCP Snooping Address Renewal

Lecture 356 Attack 24: DHCP Snooping First Time Address Acquisition

Lecture 357 Attack 24A: IPSG Theory & Lab 1

Lecture 358 Attack 25: IPSG Lab, Part 2

Lecture 359 Attack 26: IPSG Lab, Static Mapping, No DHCP

Lecture 360 Attack 27: Segue To The Next Section

Section 37: CCNA Security 210-260: Privilege Levels

Lecture 361 Levels 1: The First Default

Lecture 362 Levels 2: The Other Two Defaults

Lecture 363 Levels 3: Intro To Custom Levels

Lecture 364 Levels 4: Adding Interface And Commands To A Custom Level

Lecture 365 Levels 5: The Autocommand and One-Time Password Options

Lecture 366 Levels 6: Privilege Levels and "Show Run"

Lecture 367 Levels 7: Role-Based CLI Begins

Lecture 368 Levels 8: More Role-Based CLI

Lecture 369 Levels 9: Superviews

Lecture 370 Levels 10: Applying The Views, Part 1

Lecture 371 Levels 11: Applying The Views, Part 2

Lecture 372 Levels 12: Intro To Lawful Intercept

Lecture 373 Levels 13: The Resilient Config Labs Begin

Lecture 374 Levels 14: More Work With Resilient Configs

Lecture 375 Levels 15: Resilient Config Test

Lecture 376 Levels 16: Resilient Image Test

Section 38: CCNA Security Course: Protecting The Control Plane

Lecture 377 Control Plane 1: Intro To CoPP

Lecture 378 Control Plane 2: Class Maps and CoPP

Lecture 379 Control Plane 3: Policy Maps and CoPP

Lecture 380 Control Plane 4: Verifying CoPP / Intro To CPPp

Section 39: CCNA Security 210-260: New VPN Section

Lecture 381 Intro To New VPN Section

Lecture 382 VPN 1: Site-to-Site VPN Intro

Lecture 383 VPN 2: The Two Phases Of ISAKMP

Lecture 384 VPN 3: Writing The ISAKMP Policy, Part 1

Lecture 385 VPN 4: Writing The ISAKMP Policy, Part 2

Lecture 386 VPN 5: Finishing The ISAKMP Policy, Adding The Keys

Lecture 387 VPN 6: Writing The Transform Sets

Lecture 388 VPN 6A: Defining Interesting Traffic

Lecture 389 VPN 7: Writing The Crypto Map

Lecture 390 VPN 8: Testing and Troubleshooting

Lecture 391 VPN 9: Crypto Map This n' That

Lecture 392 VPN 10: Debugging A Tunnel Build

Lecture 393 VPN 11: Diffie-Hellman Details

Lecture 394 VPN 12: Using ASDM To Build A VPN, Part 1

Lecture 395 VPN 13: ADSM and VPNs, Part 2

Lecture 396 VPN 14: ADSM and VPNs, Part 3

Section 40: CCNA Security 210-260: Firewalls

Lecture 397 Firewalls 1: What's A Firewall?

Lecture 398 Firewall 2: Stateless and Stateful Filtering

Lecture 399 Firewall 3: Proxy Firewalls

Lecture 400 Firewall 4: Personal Firewalls

Lecture 401 Firewall 5: Zone Pairs

Lecture 402 Firewall 6: The DMZ

Lecture 403 Firewall 7: IP Addressing For Firewall Labs

Lecture 404 Firewall 8: Basic Firewall Lab With CCP

Lecture 405 Firewall 9: Basic Firewall Lab Concludes

Lecture 406 Firewall 10: Advanced Firewall Lab Begins

Lecture 407 Firewall 11: Advanced Firewall Lab Ends

Lecture 408 Firewall 12: Intro To ASA Firewalling

Lecture 409 Firewall 13: Configuring A New ASA

Lecture 410 Firewall 14: ADSM Lab Begins – Outside Interface

Lecture 411 Firewall 15: ADSM Lab Continues

Lecture 412 Firewall 16: ADSM Lab Continues (Access Rule Application)

Lecture 413 Firewall 17: ASDM Lab Continues (Global Permit Any Any)

Lecture 414 Firewall 18: ASDM Lab Concludes

Lecture 415 Firewall 19: Same Security Levels

Section 41: CCNA Security 210-160: The IPS and IDS

Lecture 416 IPS 1: Intro To The IPS And IDS

Lecture 417 IPS 2: Where They Go (Usually…)

Lecture 418 IPS 3: Sensor Types

Lecture 419 IPS 4: CCDP Lab – Installing SDEE, IPS Wizard, And More!

Lecture 420 IPS 5: CCDP Lab Continues

Lecture 421 IPS 6: The Monitor Window

Lecture 422 IPS 7: Second Verse, Not Same As The First

Lecture 423 IPS 8: HIPS, NIPS, and WIPS

Section 42: CCNA NAT Review For CCNA Security Exam Success Prep

Lecture 424 NAT 1: NAT and PAT Basics

Lecture 425 NAT 2: Static NAT

Lecture 426 NAT 3: Dynamic NAT

Lecture 427 NAT 4: In-Depth PAT

Section 43: CCNA Security: NTP Review and Authentication Labs

Lecture 428 NTP 1: The Beginning!

Lecture 429 NTP 2: Client-Server Lab

Lecture 430 NTP 3: Peering Lab

Lecture 431 NTP 4: Broadcast Mode

Lecture 432 NTP 5: Authentication Lab Begins

Lecture 433 NTP 6: Authentication Lab Continues

Lecture 434 NTP 7: Adding Another Time Server

Lecture 435 NTP 8: Troubleshooting Tips

Section 44: AAA

Lecture 436 AAA 1: Just The Facts, Man

Lecture 437 AAA 2: Command Walkthrough

Lecture 438 AAA 3: Configuring Multiple Groups

Lecture 439 AAA 4: The Labs Continue

Lecture 440 AAA 5: More Lab Work

Lecture 441 AAA 6: Dot1x Refresher

Lecture 442 AAA 7: Dot1x Lab Work

Lecture 443 AAA 8: Intro To EAPs

Lecture 444 AAA 9: The TCP Finite Machine

Section 45: CCNA Security 210-260: IPv6

Lecture 445 Intro To The IPv6 Section

Lecture 446 1: Curing Address Anxiety

Lecture 447 2: The Global Routing Prefix and Subnet ID

Lecture 448 3: Enabling IPv6 – Twice!

Lecture 449 4: Configuring and Verifying IPv6

Lecture 450 5: Link-Local Addresses

Lecture 451 6: Calculating the Interface Identifier

Lecture 452 7: Using The Interface Identifier

Lecture 453 8: Router Discovery with NDP

Lecture 454 9: Host Discovery with NDP

Lecture 455 10: DHCP on Planet IPv6

Lecture 456 11: Smart Stuff Our DAD Says

Lecture 457 12: The IPv6 Routing Table

Lecture 458 13: Pinging IPv6 Addresses

Lecture 459 14: Static Routes (Recursive and Direct)

Lecture 460 15: Static Routes (Fully Specified)

Lecture 461 16: Using The Link-Local Address As Static Route Next-Hop

Lecture 462 17: Default and Host Static Routes

Lecture 463 18: Nuts, Bolts, and Frame Formats

Section 46: CCNA Security 210-260: This n' That

Lecture 464 TNT 1: Unicast Reverse Path Forwarding

Lecture 465 TNT 2: Whitelisting, Blacklisting, and URL Filtering

Lecture 466 TNT 3: Filtering "Debug IP Packet" Output

Lecture 467 TNT 4: Memory Issues?