TRACK 1

Cisco CCNA Networking Foundations Track

  • 7 courses
  • 19h 36m

  • 158 videos
  • 42 labs
  • 4 modules
  • Certificate on completion
Gain a strong foundation in computer networking—starting from basic concepts like LANs, IP addressing, and OSI models to essential skills in subnetting, cabling, and configuring core network devices using hands-on labs and real-world tools.

Skill Set

  • Design and evaluate network architectures and topologies
  • Analyze and troubleshoot network traffic using Wireshark
  • Understand and apply IP addressing and subnetting strategies (IPv4 & IPv6)
  • Configure and manage network devices (routers, switches, firewalls, WAPs)
  • Implement dynamic and static IP configurations in real-world scenarios
  • Identify and apply appropriate physical media and cabling standards

Modules Overview

Module 1: Networking Foundations – Architectures, Models, and IPv4 Addressing
Build a rock-solid foundation in networking by mastering IP addressing, subnetting, and real-world traffic analysis—using industry tools like Wireshark and Cisco Packet Tracer.

01. The Basics of Networking

  • 20 Lessons
  • 1h 20m

Learn the basics of LAN, WAN, network architectures, and topologies to build a strong networking foundation.

02. Internetworking Models

  • 22 Lessons
  • 2h 54m

  • 5 Labs
Explore the OSI and TCP/IP models, analyze real network traffic with Wireshark, and understand key protocols like DNS and HTTP.

03. Introduction to IPV4 Addresses

  • 23 Lessons
  • 2h 05m

  • 5 labs

Learn IPv4 addressing fundamentals, classful IP types, NAT, static and dynamic assignments, and network diagnostics with Wireshark through hands-on labs.

Module 2: IP Addressing Mastery – Subnetting IPv4
Master IPv4 subnetting from Class A, B, and C networks to advanced VLSM techniques—through real-world examples and step-by-step practicals.

01. IPV4 Address Subnetting

  • 36 Lessons
  • 4h 53m

  • 28 Labs
Master IPv4 subnetting, CIDR, and VLSM techniques with practical examples to design efficient and optimized network infrastructures.

Module 3: Transitioning to IPv6
Learn the essentials of IPv6 addressing, subnetting, and network communication—through practical labs, Wireshark analysis, and real-world Ethernet simulations.

01. Introduction to IPV6

  • 16 Lessons
  • 3h 42m

  • 4 labs
Learn IPv6 fundamentals, address types, assignment methods, and header analysis with Wireshark, plus hands-on IPv6 communication labs using GNS3.

Module 4: Building and Connecting Networks – Physical Components
and Devices
Master the essentials of network cabling, physical media, and key devices—from switches and routers to firewalls and wireless controllers—through real-world standards and configurations.

01. Physical Media in Computer Networking

  • 19 Lessons
  • 1h 57m

Explore physical media, cabling standards, Ethernet wiring, PoE technologies, and communication methods to build strong network infrastructures.

02. Network Devices

  • 22 Lessons
  • 2h 43m

Learn the roles of key network devices like switches, routers, firewalls, modems, and wireless controllers essential for building and managing robust networks.

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