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CCNA Lab Manual (200-120) This manual is designed to provide information about CCNA (200-120). Every effort LAB: Basic Network Using CISCO Switch.
I've been looking around for a manual that would cover the CCNA 200-120 Routing and Switching labs. It could be either for packet tracer or on the actual hardware.
- Cisco CCNA Routing and Switching 200-120 Fourth Edition Michael Valentine Keith Barker 710596_fm.indd i 12/3/13 1:34 PM.
- Mar 30, 2015 I've been looking around for a manual that would cover the CCNA 200-120 Routing and Switching labs. It could be either for packet tracer.
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The version of Packet Tracer that I have is 5.3.3. I also have the CCNA 640-802 Network Simulator. However the 640 simulator does not seem to have the capability to create custom labs or ones from the course lab manual, so I'm left with the preconfigured labs on that. I can find individual labs on-line but I'm looking for something that would be structured in the same format/progression that the CCNA courses would cover it. If anyone could provide a book that I could get that would have the labs or have a link that would also have that it would be appreciated. Personally I don't like Packet Tracer, I would suggest you use GNS3 It's free and an awesome product, excellent forum and there is loads of videos on YouTube with 'how to's', also those nice chaps over at CBT Nuggets have 2 courses on GNS3, one for the older version and one for the new version.
If you intend to study networking, you really need to be aware of GNS3, Cisco have release VIRL , but that isn't free and you need a really spec'd up machine and isn't free, if you were doing the Data Centre CCNA I would suggest this is what you need as it does Nexus, GNS3 also can emulate NEXUS but you have to use a VM running Titanium. As for books, I nearly always get my Cisco books from InformIt , They offer great discounts and despite coming from the US, I often get the books I order from them quicker then the ones I order from Amazon or some other UK based shop! Their customer care after sales is awesome too! Here is one that may be of interest to you: Back to CBT Nuggets, I will admit I do subscribe for them, I don't work for them, but they are fantastic, I mainly do networking and security, I don't really like touching PCs or Servers, but as every good network guy will tell you, the definition of a network engineer is someone who fixes the network, one misconfigured server at a time!
When you subscribe I find two things, firstly you're paying for it, you will use it! And secondly, you get access to all their other videos and I do end up watching Powershell scripting and Server 2012 videos, their archive is an awesome resource for training, but also for going to for troubleshooting things and ideas of what to look for. I also find their trainers very easy to learn from, unlike Pluralsight and other vendors (who are all very,very good, factual and will teach you the same thing), their trainers do make mistakes on video and show you them, you learn more, they go of on tangents, Jeremy especially, but again it makes it more personal. The other training video vendors are too clinical for me personally. Here are a link to some of CCNA videos, including one called Labs for the real world and one where they use Wireshark to show whats going on so you can get to understand the technology better. There are loads of free resources also, check the Cisco learning network , and a few great other sites, (Check out their cheat sheets), The GNS3 forum. One other video training site is Cybrary, it's free, and I mean free, they have 79 CCNA course videos, they won't win any Oscars for production, but they look complete enough. I appreciate that the Cisco books I've listed and CBT Nuggets can be pricey, but consider this, if you are truely serious about doing a certification properly (not brain dumping, that is pointless) and progressing in IT, this is an investment, not an overhead.
Good luck with your studies!. JerryL wrote.looking for something that would be structured in the same format/progression that the CCNA courses would cover it.Sounds like the tact is going at the material for the CCNA test & cert. Guessing the official Cisco book is in hand, but more is wanted. Typically, the go-to book is Todd Lammle's (8th ed)—.
Am a fan of Cisco's CCNA Academy (aka, NetAcad and ). It is worthwhile to keep on track with the studies with like minded learners, and has a instructor on-hand.
May, or may not, be available in your area. NetAcad can help to become acclimated to Cisco's way of delivering material. Brianwhelton wrote: Personally I don't like Packet Tracer, I would suggest you use GNS3.PacketTracer has a place in the start of CCNA. Should remain good for the learning purpose until 50%-75% of the course. GNS3 is indeed more capable, and applicable to post-CCNA R&S work & beyond.
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4.5 ( 2) votes CCNA Exam 200-125 Step By Step Complete Lab Manual Copyright The author holds all the rights of publishing and reproducing to this book. The content of this book cannot be reproduced or copied in any form or by any means or reproduced without the prior written permission of the author. About This Book This book contains CCNA Certification Exam 200-125 Step By Step Lab Exercises. The lab exercises can be performed either on the physical devices or on the simulators.
However, arranging physical devices is certainly a difficult job. So we have designed this book for those self-learners who want to earn their CCNA certification and hands-on skills by self-study. In this lab guide, we have used Cisco Packet Tracer simulator to demonstrate all the step by step lab exercises. The instructions are mentioned in such as details that a candidate having just the basic Copyright The author holds all the rights of publishing and reproducing to this book. The content of this book cannot be reproduced or copied in any form or by any means or reproduced without the prior written permission of the author.
About This Book This book contains CCNA Certification Exam 200-125 Step By Step Lab Exercises. The lab exercises can be performed either on the physical devices or on the simulators.
However, arranging physical devices is certainly a difficult job. So we have designed this book for those self-learners who want to earn their CCNA certification and hands-on skills by self-study. In this lab guide, we have used Cisco Packet Tracer simulator to demonstrate all the step by step lab exercises. The instructions are mentioned in such as details that a candidate having just the basic Disclaimer We made almost every possible effort to avoid any type of error or omission in this guide. However, there might be some errors that we might have missed. Any mistake, error or discrepancy noted by the readers are requested to share with us, which will be highly appreciable. We will take care of them in the next update.
The contents and images in this lab guide could include technical inaccuracies or typographical errors. Author( s) or publisher makes no representations about the accuracy of the information contained in the guide. This lab guide does not focus on the concepts and theories of CCNA exam syllabus. About the CCNA Certification Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) Routing and Switching (200-125) is a one of the most popular IT certification in the world.
This certification is intended and designed for the network engineers who want to make a career in the networking domain. This certification helps the entry-level candidates to maximize their foundational networking knowledge and increase their value in the job market.
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Candidates who are working in the profile of a Network Specialist, Network Administrator, and Network Support Engineer and have 1-3 years of experience are more suitable candidates for this certification. CCNA certification validates the ability to install, configure, operate, and troubleshoot mid-sized network that contains Cisco routers and switches.
Prerequisites However, there are no official or mandatory prerequisites to gain the CCNA certification but the candidates having the basic knowledge of computer networks and operating systems will certainly have better chances to become a CCNA certified. Exam Objectives New CCNA exam syllabus contains the basic networking concepts that have been covering in the CCNA 640-802 and CCNA 200-120 exam codes. However, CCNA 200-125 exam also requires to cover few latest exam objectives. Visit the Cisco official web site to know the updated new CCNA 200-125 exam objectives. Exam Enrollment Once you have prepared yourself for the CCNA exam, you can register and schedule the exam by either visiting the nearest Pearson exam center directly or through the online. Click here to schedule an online exam registration.
Recertification We know that the technologies are changing rapidly. There are hundreds of new features are invented on a daily basis. So you have to be updated with all the latest technologies of your domain else your market value will be degraded automatically because employers prefer the candidates having the knowledge of the latest technologies. This is the reason why major global IT certifications have a validity of 2-3 years. The validity of CCNA certification is 3 years. So you have to recertify before the certification expiration date.
To recertify the CCNA certification, you need to pass any of the following Cisco exams: Any associate-level exam (except the ICND1) Any current 642-XXX or 300-XXX professional level exam Any CCIE Written exam Any CCDE Written or practical exam CCAr interview and the CCAr board review Click here to know the most updated CCNA recertification policies defined by Cisco. Other Exam Details The following table lists some of the common queries that come in everyone’s’ mind before giving the CCNA exam.
Query Answer 1 Number of questions 50-60 2 Type of questions Multiple choice Drag-and-drop Fill-in-the-blank Simulation-based Scenario-based 3 Passing score Protechgurus. CCNA Routing and Switching Step By Step Lab Exercises: CCNA 200-125 Self-Study Lab Manual Guide (Kindle Location 217).
Kindle Edition. Passing score Protechgurus. CCNA Routing and Switching Step By Step Lab Exercises: CCNA 200-125 Self-Study Lab Manual Guide (Kindle Location 217). Kindle Edition. 4 Time duration 90 minutes for English and 120 (90 + 30) minutes for other languages 5 Required documents Two government ID proofs Note: Cisco reserves all the rights regarding their certifications process and policies. Lab Exercise 01: Downloading Cisco Packet Tracer In order to perform CCNA lab exercises, you need some expensive Cisco networking devices, such as Routers and Switches that might not be possible to purchase for everyone. But there are various simulators, such as Cisco Packet Tracer and GNS3 are available that can be used to perform almost all of the CCNA lab exercises.
You can use as many networking devices as you wish to create a desired network topology using these simulators. The most popular simulator used to perform the CCNA lab exercises is Cisco Packet Tracer that is freely downloadable on the Internet. Click here to download the Cisco Packet Tracer from a third party source.
However, it is always recommended to download any software from only the trusted source and what could be more trusted than Cisco to download the Cisco Packet Tracer. The next section described the process how to download the latest version Cisco Packet Tracer from netcad (Cisco Networking Academy).
To download the latest version of Cisco Packet Tracer from netcad, you need to register yourself for Cisco Networking Academy. Click here to sign up for the Cisco Network Academy.
Fill the required details, activate your account, and sign in to the Cisco Network Academy. Click here to sign to Cisco Networking Academy. Once you have signed in to Cisco Networking Academy, you will have various resources to use for the learning purpose. To download Cisco Packet Tracer, you need to select Packet Tracer under the Resources drop-down list. Under the Cisco Packet Tracer section, select the platform for which you want to download the Cisco Packet Tracer, and then click the Download link. You can download Cisco Packet Tracer for the following platforms. Cisco Packet Tracer for Windows Cisco Packet Tracer for Linux Cisco Packet Tracer for iOS Cisco Packet Tracer for Android 5.
The most used platform is Windows. Click the Download link under the Windows platform.
The downloading process will be started. Once you have downloaded the Cisco Packet Tracer, navigate the location where you have downloaded it, and then double-click the Cisco Packet Tracer setup file. The Cisco Packet Tracer setup wizard will be started. Follow the simple steps to install Cisco Packet Tracer with the default selections or change the desired options, such as program location, if required.
Click the Finish button, once the installation process is completed. To open the Cisco Packet Tracer, double-click the Cisco Packet Tracer icon on the desktop. If you are prompted for the login, use the Cisco Networking Academy credentials to login. Once you have logged in, the Cisco Packet Tracer console will be displayed that you can use to perform the CCNA exam objectives practical labs. Now, you are ready to perform the CCNA hands-on lab exercises. Note: All of the CCNA lab exercises can also be performed using GNS3 simulator. However, this guide book is only based on Cisco Packet Tracer simulator.
For the Step by step GNS3 tutorials, visit the following link. Step by Step GNS3 Labs Lab Exercise 02: Creating a Topology in Cisco Packet Tracer We hope you have already worked with Cisco Packet Tracer. However, we also assume some of our readers are completely new to CCNA and Cisco Packet Tracer and they might be working with Cisco Packet Tracer first time. This is something what for them from the zero ground. Before performing any lab exercise, first you need a topology. In this lab exercise, we will demonstrate how to create a network topology in Cisco Packet Tracer.
To design a network topology in Cisco Packet Tracer, you need to perform the following steps: Adding PCs 1. On the Cisco Packet Tracer tool, in the lower left corner, click on the PC icon, click on Generic, and then click in the logical view area to add a Generic PC. Repeat this step to add three more Generic PCs in the logical view area of Packet Tracer, as shown in the following figure. Adding Switches 2. Next, click the switch icon, select a switch type, such as 2960, and then add the selected switch in the logical view area. Repeat this step to add one more switch in the logical view area. Adding Routers 3.
Click the Router icon, select a router type, such as 2811, and then add the selected router in the logical view area. Repeat this step to add one more router in the logical view area.
Interconnecting Devices 4. Next, you need to understand the various types of cables used to connect network devices. Some of the common type of cables are: Straight-Through: Used to connect different types of devices, such as Router-to-Switch and Switch-to-PC. Cross-over: Used to connect same types of devices, such as router-to-router, PC-to-PC, and switch-to-switch. Serial DCE: Used to connect router-to-router in a WAN network. Console: Used to take console of a router on a PC. To see the various types of cables, click the Connection icon.
Once you are familiar with the types of cables, connect the devices to create the network topology. Since you have chosen the modular router (that allows to modify the number of interfaces), you need to customize the interfaces before connect it could be connected to other network devices. To do so, double-click Router0, on the Router0 properties dialog box, click the Power button to power off Router0. Refer the following figure to add a module to Router0 and close the Router0 properties dialog box. Open the Router1 properties dialog box, add the same module to Router1 also, and then close the Router1 properties dialog box. Next, click the connection type icon, select the straight-through cable 10. Click on PC0, select the FastEthernet0 interface, click on the Switch0, and then select the FastEthernet0/ 1 interface.
Add PC1 to Switch0 using the FastEthernet0/ 2 interface. Also add PC2 and PC3 to the interfaces FastEthernet0/ 1 and FastEthernet0/ 2 of Switch1, respectively. If you have connected a wrong device to a wrong interface, you can use the Delete icon to delete a connection or device.
Once you have connected all the PCs to Switches, connect Switch0 to Router0 and Switch1 to Router1 using the straight-through cable. To do so, select the straight-through cable, click on Switch0, select FastEthernet0/ 3 interface, click Router0, and then select the FastEthernet0/ 0 interface. Select the straight-through cable, click on Switch1, select FastEthernet0/ 3 interface, click Router1, and then select the FastEthernet0/ 0 interface.
Next, connect Router0 to Router1 using the serial connection. To do so, select the Serial DCE cable, click on Router0 and select the Serial1/ 0 interface.
Click on Router1 and select the Serial1/ 0 interface. Now you have created a basic topology. On the Packet Tracer tool, click File and save the file named as Basic Topology.
Lab Exercise 03: Getting Started with Cisco IOS In this lab exercise, we will explain the basics of Cisco CLI and some of the most basic commands. Since, we have already created topology in the previous lab exercise. Load the previously created topology in Cisco Packet Tracer. Double-click Router0 and select the CLI tab. After some time, the Continue with configuration dialog?
yes/ no: prompt will be displayed. Press the Enter key. The Router prompt will be displayed. Switching between CLI Modes Before you can proceed to further, you need to understand the various types router console modes or CLI modes.
The following CLI modes are used to configure a router or a managed-switch: 1. To switch between different CLI modes, execute the following commands: Router enable Router# config t Router( config)# exit Router# exit Note: To return to the previous mode use “Exit” command in the current mode. Viewing Router Configuration To view the information about the router you are using, execute the following commands, and examine the output of each command. To view the contents of the currently running configuration file, execute the following command at the privilege mode: Router# show running-config Or Router# show run 2. To view the information about the currently loaded software version, hardware information, and device information, execute the following command at the privilege mode and review the output: Router# show version 3.
To view the statistics for all interfaces configured on the router, execute the following command at the privilege mode: Router# show interfaces 4. To view the IP address, port status, and protocol information about all interfaces on a router, execute the following command at the privilege mode: Router# show ip interface brief 5. To view the information about the flash memory on a router, execute the following command at privilege mode: Router# show flash 6. To view the information about the file systems, execute the following command: Router# show file systems Lab Exercise 04: Basic Configuration of a Router To learn the CCNA course objectives, one of the most basic tasks is to perform basic router configuration. In this lab, we will explain how to perform basic router configurations such as configuring hostname, banner, password, and IP addresses.
We assume that you have loaded the topology created in the previous lab. Configure Hostname A hostname is used to define the name of a device.
To configure the host name of a router, execute the following commands: Router enable Router# config t Router( config)# hostname Router1 This will change the current hostname to Router1. Configuring Banner Banner is used to display a short message when a user logged in to a device.
There are four types of banners. The most common used banner is Message-Of-The-Day (MOTD) banner. To configure a MOTD banner, execute the following command: Router1( config)# banner motd # This device is only for simulation purpose. # Router1( config)# exit Router# exit Configuring Console Password Console password prevents an unauthorized uses to access router’s console.
To configure the console password on a router, execute the following commands at the global configuration mode: Router1( config)# line console 0 Router1( config-line)# password 123456 Router1( config-line)# login Router1( config-line)# exit Router1( config)# exit 1. To verify the banner and console password, type exit at the privilege mode, and then press Enter. The banner should be displayed and you should be prompted for entering a password as shown in the following figure.