1. Using Anki Flashcards
2. Packet Tracer Introduction
3. Interfaces and Cables
4. Connecting Devices
5. OSI Model & TCP/IP Suite
6. OSI Model
7. Intro to the CLI
8. Basic Device Security
9. IPv4 Header
10. Static Routing
11. Configuring Static Routes
12. Troubleshooting Static Routes
13. Dynamic Routing
14.My CCNA 200-301 exam experience: What's my score??
15. Floating Static Routes
16. RIP & EIGRP
17. Configuring EIGRP
18. OSPF Part 1
19. Configuring OSPF (1)
20. OSPF Part 2
21. Configuring OSPF (2)
22. OSPF Part 3
23. Configuring OSPF (3)
The prep course provides hands-on training with core topics of IP Address. Level up your career in IT with this video-based online training course designed to help you master foundational networking knowledge-IP Address and succeed on the CCNA 200-301 exam.
Basic understanding of Networking devices Any server knowledge/ already CCNA will be an adantage but not cumpulsory
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“CCNA 200‑301 Route” encompasses the skills and knowledge needed to set up and manage routing protocols on Cisco devices, as tested in the CCNA 200‑301 exam. It covers a range of topics, from basic IP addressing and subnetting to both static and dynamic routing techniques, ensuring effective traffic management across different network segments.
The exam expects a solid grasp of core routing principles. This includes understanding how IP addressing and subnetting work, interpreting routing tables, and recognizing the decision-making process routers use to forward packets based on destination IP addresses.
Static routing involves manually configuring routes in the network, which is suitable for simpler or more stable topologies where the connectivity remains fairly consistent. This approach is covered to ensure you know how to set up fixed paths that don’t rely on dynamic protocol updates.
The exam focuses on several key dynamic routing protocols such as RIP (Routing Information Protocol), OSPF (Open Shortest Path First), and EIGRP (Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol). You'll learn how to configure these protocols and troubleshoot issues, ensuring that network traffic is directed efficiently and adaptively.