Udemy – CCNA 3: Managing WANs 2024-10

Published on: 2024-12-01 18:05:47

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Description

CCNA Course 3: Managing WANs is a comprehensive course that takes an in-depth look at wide area networks (WANs) and the routing protocols essential to modern networks. This comprehensive course provides an in-depth review of wide area networks (WANs) and the routing protocols essential to modern networks. Participants will begin by understanding WAN concepts, including connection types, key terms, and equipment used in WAN settings. This course will cover configuring and troubleshooting HDLC and PPP connections, as well as an introduction to routing principles, including static and dynamic routing protocols such as RIP and OSPF.

What you will learn:

Define wide area network (WAN) and explain WAN concepts
Explain the types of connections and WAN technologies
Explanation of terms of WAN equipment and connections
Description and configuration of HDLC and PPP WAN connections
Explanation of the route and how to learn the route by a router
Identification of routing table components and routes in the routing table
Explanation of sending packets in layer 2 and routing in layer 3 and how they interact to deliver packets to the destination
Configure static routes on a router to include default routes, host routes, and float routes
Explain the types of dynamic routing protocols, their operation and the advantages and disadvantages of each
Configure RIP on a network
Explain how OSPF works
Configuring OSPF on a network
Explanation of OSPF hello timers, costs, and load balancing
Configure OSPF settings on a network
Explanation of OSPF problems in multi-access networks
Explain the DR, BDR, and DROTHER roles and the OSPF selection process
Configure OSPF multi-access network settings
Apply OSPF concepts and configuration to a network
Troubleshoot WAN and OSPF issues
Explain the purpose of NAT and PAT and how they work
Configure static NAT/PAT, dynamic NAT/PAT, and dynamic PAT using an interface’s IP address
Applying PAT concepts and configuration to a network
Troubleshoot NAT and PAT issues
Explaining the purpose and function of firewalls
Explain how ACLs protect a network
Configure standard and extended ACLs
Applying ACL concepts and configuration to a network
Troubleshoot ACLs
Explain network tunneling and various tunneling technologies such as GRE, MPLS and IPsec
Explanation of VPNs and DMVPNs