Cisco Packet Tracer Lab Course
Cisco Packet Tracer Lab Course is the Best Practical Cisco Configuration Course ever, that has prepared with Cisco Packet Tracer! You will both learn/practice all the CCNA lessons and you will use this lab examples for your CCNP ENCOR and CCIE studies. To practice these labs, you can also download all the labs in this course in Cisco Packet Tracer Configuration Files section on IPCisco.com! After completing this course, you will be ready for the configuration parts of CCNA 200-301 v1.1 Exam and CCNP 350-401 ENCOR Exam.
In Cisco Packet Tracer Configurations Course you will learn almost all the configurations that you can do with Cisco Packet Tracer. You can configure many networking protocols and network scenerious with this Cisco Practice Course. You can learn not only following the lessons but also you can practice these configurations by yourself on your own computer. All these labs are created for you to do more practice on Cisco configuration lessons and gain Cisco hands on experience before CCNA 200-301 v1.1 and CCNP 350-401 ENCOR Exams.
Cisco Hands On Course is a router & switch configuration oriented course that will give you hands on experience for different netowrk protocols and network topologies on Cisco routers and switches. So, to benefit from this training, you should practice by yourself also. You can do the same configurations on your own computer and own packet tracer.
This course will also be very efficient for your Network Certification Exams! Especially for their Lab Parts. You will be familir with all Cisco Labs and you will easily configure similar Cisco Questions.
From all levels and different expertises, many Network Engineers, Core Engineers, Telecom professionals, Trainees, Students etc. use Cisco Packet Tracer to simulate their network. With Cisco Packet Tracer Lab Course, you will be a Cisco Configuration Expert and you will have an excellent Cisco hands on experience on various Cisco routers and switches.
In this Cisco Hands On Course, you will have CCNA, CCNP and CCIE level Lab Examples and their Configurations! You can use this course to prepare to the Cisco certification exams, CCNA v1.1 200-301 and CCNP ENCOR 350-401.
Cisco Packet Tracer Course Lessons
In this Cisco practice training, you will find a lot of Cisco Labs. What will you learn in Cisco Packet Tracer Lab Course? The configuration lesssons covered in this course are given below:
- Basic Router/Switch Configurations
- IPv4 Routing Protocol Configurations
- IPv6 Routing Protocol Configurations
- WANÂ Configurations
- DHCPÂ Configuration
- NATÂ Configuration
- Port Security Configuration
- Access List Configurations
- SNMPÂ Configuration
- VLANÂ Configuration
- Inter VLANÂ Configurations
- Private VLANÂ Configuration
- Spanning Tree Configurations (STP, RSTP)
- Neighbor Discovery Configurations
- Etherchannel Configurations
- First Hop Redundancy Configurations (HSRP, VRRP, GLBP)
- MPLSÂ Configurations
To download Cisco Packet Tracer, you can visit www.netacad.com. Here, you can easily download this simulator program and you can easily install it to your computer. After the installation, you can start to practice various Cisco Labs on this simulator.
Why Cisco Hands On Experience Is Important?
As a network engineer or a network administrator, you will work with Cisco routers and switches always. To configure a router and switch you should be familiar with these devices. In other words, you should have Cisco hands on experience. With this Cisco Packet Tracer Course, you will gain this experince on routers and switches. There will be many router and switch configuration examples in this training. The only thing you should do is, following the courses and practice the same labs on your own PC. To do this, you can download all the labs here: Packet Tracer Configurations.
- 12 Sections
- 43 Lessons
- Lifetime
- Basic Configurations6
- Routing Protocol Configurations (IPv4)12
- 2.1Static Route Configuration on Cisco Routers
- 2.2RIP Configuration With Packet Tracer
- 2.2Static Route Configuration on Cisco Routers4 Questions
- 2.3Cisco Single Area OSPF Configuration
- 2.3RIP Configuration With Packet Tracer8 Questions
- 2.4EIGRP Configuration With Packet Tracer
- 2.4Cisco Single Area OSPF Configuration6 Questions
- 2.5ISIS Configuration Example on Cisco IOS
- 2.5EIGRP Configuration With Packet Tracer7 Questions
- 2.6BGP Configuration Example with Packet Tracer
- 2.6ISIS Configuration Example on Cisco IOS7 Questions
- 2.7BGP Configuration Example with Packet Tracer4 Questions
- Routing Protocol Configurations (IPv6)8
- 3.1IPv6 Static and Default Route Configuration on Cisco IOS
- 3.2RIPng Configuration Example on Cisco IOS
- 3.2IPv6 Static and Default Route Configuration on Cisco IOS0 Questions
- 3.3OSPFv3 Configuration Example on Cisco IOS
- 3.3RIPng Configuration Example on Cisco IOS0 Questions
- 3.4EIGRP For IPv6 Configuration On Cisco IOS
- 3.4OSPFv3 Configuration Example on Cisco IOS4 Questions
- 3.5ISIS For IPv6 Configuration Example on Cisco IOS
- WAN Configurations7
- 4.1HDLC Configuration on Cisco
- 4.2PPP Configuration on Cisco
- 4.2HDLC Configuration on Cisco5 Questions
- 4.3Basic Frame-Relay Configuration with both Inverse-ARP and Frame-Relay Map Command
- 4.3PPP Configuration on Cisco3 Questions
- 4.4Basic Frame Relay Point-to-Point Configuration
- 4.5Basic Multipoint Frame Relay Configuration
- DHCP and NAT Configurations8
- 5.1Router DHCP Configuration with Packet Tracer
- 5.2Static NAT Configuration with Packet Tracer
- 5.2Router DHCP Configuration with Packet Tracer5 Questions
- 5.3Dynamic NAT Configuration with Packet Tracer
- 5.3Static NAT Configuration with Packet Tracer3 Questions
- 5.4PAT Configuration with Packet Tracer
- 5.4Dynamic NAT Configuration with Packet Tracer4 Questions
- 5.5PAT Configuration with Packet Tracer3 Questions
- Security and ACL Configurations8
- 6.1Basic Cisco Router Security Configuration
- 6.2Switch Port Security Configuration with Cisco Packet Tracer
- 6.2Basic Cisco Router Security Configuration5 Questions
- 6.3Standard Access List Configuration With Packet Tracer
- 6.3Switch Port Security Configuration with Cisco Packet Tracer6 Questions
- 6.4Extended Access List Configuration With Packet Tracer
- 6.4Standard Access List Configuration With Packet Tracer6 Questions
- 6.5Extended Access List Configuration With Packet Tracer4 Questions
- SNMP Configurations2
- VLAN Configurations12
- 8.1Packet Tracer VLAN Configuration Example
- 8.2Inter VLAN Routing Configuration on Packet Tracer (Router on Stick)
- 8.2Packet Tracer VLAN Configuration Example9 Questions
- 8.3Switch Virtual Interface Configuration on Packet Tracer
- 8.3Inter VLAN Routing Configuration on Packet Tracer (Router on Stick)5 Questions
- 8.4Private VLAN Cisco Configuration Example
- 8.4Switch Virtual Interface Configuration on Packet Tracer4 Questions
- 8.5VLAN Mapping (VLAN Translation) on Cisco
- 8.5Private VLAN Cisco Configuration Example6 Questions
- 8.6Packet Tracer VLAN Configuration Example 2
- 8.6VLAN Mapping (VLAN Translation) on Cisco4 Questions
- 8.7Packet Tracer VLAN Configuration Example 25 Questions
- Spanning Tree Configurations6
- 9.1STP (Spanning Tree Protocol) Example on Packet Tracer
- 9.2STP Portfast Configuration with Packet Tracer
- 9.2STP (Spanning Tree Protocol) Example on Packet Tracer6 Questions
- 9.3RSTP Configuration on Packet Tracer
- 9.3STP Portfast Configuration with Packet Tracer4 Questions
- 9.4RSTP Configuration on Packet Tracer6 Questions
- Neighbor Discovery Configurations4
- EtherChannel Configurations2
- First Hop Redundancy Configurations6
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