This course has all the labs you need to practice for a Cisco cert & real world
This course is made up of plenty of labs that will give the student the practice needed to be proficient in the main topics that pertains to Routing and Switching for the CCNA certification (200-125) exam.
This is the meat & potatoes of the exam and it will help those in real world scenarios giving the student the foundation needed to start their job in the Networking field.
After taking this course, the student should be knowledgeable in Cisco equipment (i.e. Routers & Switches), and grasp the concepts needed to create a network.
Student's will learn about Cisco Routers
Students will learn about Cisco Switches
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Loved the course and your energy !!
Great experience
easy to follow instruction and to point. Great JOB Laz!
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He was real. This was not a pristine polished course with no mistakes and believe it or not, it helped me to pay attention to detail.
It feels like a good match. I needed a crash course before a job interview.
Absolutely a great match for me. I love Laz's no-nonsense approach to networking and the way he shows how you actually use the information in a regular daily network job. He makes it fun while challenging you to keep up, helping you to remember key concepts as second nature.
I really enjoyed this course. I recommend building LAZ's topology with a clean slate for practice.Doing the lab actually cleared up some fuzzy issues I've had relating to how L2 switches with Vlans connect to L3 switches and route. As Laz stated, Packet tracer can be buggy at times, but it's good troubleshooting practice to narrow down issues. Disconnecting and re-connecting cables if your configs are correct solved most my issues.
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Ritesh G.
Good experience thanks. Erasing the Switch was good practice, and yes definitely a crash course, very fast paced!