The Course

If you are just starting your CCNA journey or you are simply curious about jobs in IT, especially network engineering, then this a good course to begin with. Total beginners, veterans, and others of all ages are welcome.

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The CCNA 200-301 Total IP and Subnetting Lab is an in depth look at IP addresses (IPv4 and IPv6) as they relates to network connectivity, and the fastest & easiest subnetting formula for both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses. This course is a perfect starting place for CCNA candidates and anyone else who is curious about a job in IT as a network engineer or datacenter technician.

Not an exam dump. Just a solid foundation to build upon.

This course contains:

• Basic network overview

• Basics of MAC and DHCP, and more

• Subnetting: why do we do it?

• Ipv6 abbreviation and how to do it

• RFC and IANA standards

• IPv4 addresses, RFC1918 and IANA approved ranges, default masks, and how binary plays a role

• IPv4 and IPv6 Subnetting Lab with examples, including how to create new subnet masks, and how to properly count host addresses.

These classes began as a simple whiteboard course, but I have since made new full-color graphics and I also added and re-recorded all the videos to more clearly explain the content. I am still making improvements, so I will update videos. I hope that you find it useful. Thank you!