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CCNA (Network Engineering Routing and Switching)

Learn everything about Internet - Ethernet, IP, Routing, Switching, TCP, UDP, NAT, DHCP and DNS
For IT & Computer science Engineers

Course Type :

₹ 14605 

  • Introduction to Computer Networks, Network Types, Topology, Hardware
  • Crimping, Cable Types, OSI Model, Device Identification
  • Enterprise Network Infrastructure, Cloud Resources
  • MAC Address, TCP/IP Model, Protocol Comparison
  • IPv4 Addressing, Subnetting, VLSM, Supernetting
  • Cisco Routers, Cisco IOS Configuration
  • Routing Fundamentals, Static vs. Dynamic Routing
  • RIPv1, RIPv2, EIGRP, OSPF Configuration
  • Network Management, AAA Architecture, Threat Mitigation
  • Configuration Backup and Restore, CDP, Password Recovery

Course Content

    Topic 1 | Introduction to Computer Networks

    Introduction to Computer Networks

    Topic 2 | Infrastructure Components in Enterprise Network

    Infrastructure Components in Enterprise Network

    Topic 3 | TCP/IP model

    TCP/IP model

    Topic 4 | Subnetting

    Subnetting

    Topic 5 | Cisco Routers

    Cisco Routers

    Topic 6 | Routing Fundamentals & technologies

    Routing Fundamentals & technologies

    Topic 7 | Configuration of Static Routing & Default Routing

    Configuration of Static Routing & Default Routing

    Topic 8 | Configuration of RIPv1 & RIPv2

    Configuration of RIPv1 & RIPv2

    Topic 9 | Configuration of EIGRP

    Configuration of EIGRP

    Topic 10 | Configuring OSPF With same area & same Autonomous system Number

    Configuring OSPF With same area & same Autonomous system Number

    Topic 11 | Configuring OSPF

    Configuring OSPF

    Topic 12 | Configuring OSPF With Multi area

    Configuring OSPF With Multi area

    Topic 13 | Protocols- HSRP, VRRP, GLBP, DHCP, DNS

    Protocols- HSRP, VRRP, GLBP, DHCP, DNS

    Topic 14 | IPv6. Address assignment

    IPv6. Address assignment

    Topic 15 | WAN Technologies

    WAN Technologies

    Topic 16 | WAN Technologies, PPPoE, GRE Tunnel, EBGp, iBGP vs eBGP, MLPPP

    WAN Technologies, PPPoE, GRE Tunnel, EBGp, iBGP vs eBGP, MLPPP

    Topic 17 |Access Control List (ACL)

    Access Control List (ACL)

    Topic 18 | NAT - Network Address Translator

    NAT - Network Address Translator

    Topic 19 | Configuring frame-relay

    Configuring frame-relay

    Topic 20 | Switching

    Switching

    Topic 21 |Switching- VLAN

    Switching- VLAN

    Topic 22 | Switching – Ether Channel, Switch Stacking, Chassis Aggregation.

    Switching – Ether Channel, Switch Stacking, Chassis Aggregation.

    Topic 23 | local Authentication

    local Authentication

    Topic 24 | Network Management

    Network Management

    Topic 25 | Access layer Threats mitigation techniques

    Access layer Threats mitigation techniques

    Topic 26 | Backup And Restore Configuration

    Backup And Restore Configuration

    Topic 27 | Mega Case Study.

Course Description
A computer network (LAN or WAN) operates by connecting computers and the peripherals (like printers and scanners) using two pieces of equipment: switches and routers. The switches enable the devices in a local network to talk to each other, while the routers enable the devices to connect with external networks.
A switch acts as a controller - it manages how various devices within a local network share information among themselves. The router acts as a dispatcher - it chooses the best route for sending and receiving information across a local and an external network or Internet. Routing and switching functions are all about planning and fixing routers and switches in a network.

Course objectives
The course teaches students the basics of networking and how to configure a small network with routers and switches. It teaches the difference between protocols like IP, TCP and UDP; between IPv4 and IPv6. It also teaches how to configure routers and switches in a network adhering to protocols. The course also covers many related subjects in LAN/WAN networking.

Roles in industry
There are plenty of job opportunities for students in the networking space. All organized sectors, right from corporates to small organizations using computer networks, need experts in routing and switching. Some of the popular job titles are: Networking Engineer, Networks Administrator, Network Architect, Network Manager, Networking Support Engineer, and Technical Specialist - Routing & Switching.

Course Highlights
Network Fundamentals
IPv4 & IPv6
Switching Technologies
Routing Technologies - EIGRP, OSPF, RIP
WAN Technologies
Infrastructure Services - DHCP, HSRP, NAT & NTP
Infrastructure Security - ACL, Port Security, Telnet & SSH
Infrastructure Management - SNMP, Syslog, Backup & restore

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