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Cisco Certification

Our Power Lectures and Q&A Sessions are scheduled daily throughout the week. All sessions can be attended online with any web browser using our RemoteLive™ platform. You can participate fully in the session and speak out loud as if you are sitting in the classroom!

ICND1

POWER LECTURES:

Switches and MAC addresses
In this session we will discuss the movement of frames between switches, how this is different from hub performance, and what is a MAC address in greater detail, such as bit length, format, and OUI.

Subnetting
This session will go deeper into the art of subnetting, from creating a given number of subnets to solving for a given host requirement. It will also discuss working backward from a completed subnet, and explain Variable Length Subnet Masks.

Login vs login local
This session goes deeper into configuring device-level security and scaling up from device-managed authentication to a centralized authentication solution. Discusses the IOS differences between the “login” and “login local” commands.

Router–on-a-stick
(Also called “router-with-a-trunk-link”) In this session we will discuss in greater detail how to provide inter-VLAN routing using trunking between a layer 2 switch and a router. We will describe and explain subinterfaces and the dot1q (802.1Q) encapsulation command.

IPv6 address types
This discussion explains the IPv6 protocol for those seeking to broaden their understanding of this topic. It will explain the various address types included in this protocol such as global unicast, multicast, anycast, and the absence of broadcast messages.

Daily Q&A Sessions
Students can attend online and ask any ICND1 questions to our live instructor.

ICND2

POWER LECTURES:

What is the native VLAN?
This topic will cover the importance of the native VLAN in inter-switch communication as well as the IOS commands which influence its selection. It will go deeper into the 802.1Q tag that identifies VLANs as they cross trunk links.

What is the longest prefix match?
This section seeks to define the term “prefix match” as well as explain its importance in the path selection process used by routers to move packets between networks.

EIGRP path selection
This session focuses on the EIGRP DUAL formula used to determine routing metrics and how it is used in path determination decisions. We will also cover how EIGRP reacts to topology changes in best-case and not-best-case situations.

OSPF neighbor states
This sessions covers, level-by-level, the process through which OSPF routers pass as they advance from not configured to ready to move user data. It will discuss designated routers, backup designated routers, and how and when these are needed.

Copying to and from Cisco routers
This discussion centers around disaster preparedness and being proactive as a network administrator. It will discuss methods of saving important configurations, both on the device and on alternate storage locations in case of device failure.

Daily Q&A Sessions
Students can attend online and ask any ICND2 questions to our live instructor.

On-Demand Videos Mapped to
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On-demand videos mapped to Cisco-authorized courseware!

Videos Map to Courseware
There are more than 30 hours of video content in the ICND courses. And it all maps exactly to Authorized Cisco Courseware. These are not just a playback of our classroom. These videos are produced in our studios specifically for the online learner. It is all available on-demand, on your time schedule.

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Cisco Certification
Module 1
Lesson 1:
Course Introduction
6:03
Cisco Career Certifications
6:29
Icons & Symbols
3:31
Building a Simple Network
4:16
Impact of User Applications on the Network
3:54
Characteristics of a Network
7:57
Summary
2:10
Lesson 2:
Underst&ing the Host-to-Host Communications Model
5:29
OSI Reference Model
7:43
TCP/IP Protocol Suite
4:00
Data Encapsulation & De-Encapsulation
5:56
Peer-to-Peer Communications
4:58
Summary
2:55
Lesson 3:
Local Area Networks
5:56
Need for Switches
5:50
Need for Switches Part 2
5:59
Switches
5:24
Summary
1:47
Lesson 4:
Cisco IOS Features / Functions
5:57
User EXEC Mode
6:00
Privileged EXEC Mode
4:45
Help Functions in the CLI
5:43
Managing Cisco IOS Configuration Part 1
5:55
Managing Cisco IOS Configuration Part 2
6:46
Managing Cisco IOS Configuration Part 3
5:44
Improving the User Experiences in the CLI Part 1
5:33
Improving the User Experience in the CLI Part 2
6:11
Summary
4:08
Lesson 5:
Switch Installation & LED's
4:54
Connecting to a Console Port
4:37
Basic Switch Configuration
5:14
Basic Switch Configuration Live
6:25
Summary
3:05
Lesson 6:
Ethernet LAN Connection Media
5:17
Ethernet LAN Connection Media Part 2
5:20
Ethernet Frame Structure
5:53
MAC Addresses
4:39
Switching Operation
2:36
Duplex Communications / Configuring / Speed
4:32
Duplex & Speed Options
4:48
Summary
2:06
Lesson 7:
Troubleshooting Common Switch Media Issues
6:14
Media Issues
3:55
Troubleshooting Switch Media Issues
6:12
Troubleshooting Switch Media Issues Part 2
6:33
Port Issues
4:54
Troubleshooting Port Issues
4:22
Summary
1:36
Lab 1-1: Performing Switch Startup & Initial Configuration
Lab 1-1: Lab Answer Key Video
14:28
Lab 1-2: Troubleshooting Switch Media Issues
Lab 1-2: Lab Answer Key Video
5:13
Module 2
Lesson 1:
Internet Protocol
7:01
IPv4 Address Representation
5:4
IPv4 Header Address Fields
3:38
Decimal & Binary Systems
7:29
Decimal-to-Binary Conversion
5:41
IP Address Classes
6:49
IP Address Classes Part 2
5:44
Reserved IPv4 Addresses
3:22
Domain Name System (DNS)
2:29
Verifying the IPv4 Address of a Host
4:07
Summary
2:42
Lesson 2:
Subnets
5:56
Subnet Masks
7:00
Default Subnet Masks
3:52
Default Gateways
4:58
Computing Usable Subnets & Hosts
3:51
Applying Subnet Masks
5:4
Subnetting Part 1
6:06
Subnetting Part 2
9:39
Subnetting Part 3
7:50
Subnetting Part 4
7:38
Subnetting Part 5
7:49
Subnetting Part 6
7:56
Reverse Engineering a Subnet Problem
7:54
Subnetting the Book Way
7:44
Subnets in Binary
6:56
Variable-Length Subnet Masking (VLSM)
7:20
VLSM Part 2
9:57
VSLM Part 3
7:55
Summary
5:18
Lesson 3:
TCP/IP Transport Layer Functions
6:27
TCP vs UDP Analogy
4:17
TCP Characteristics
5:15
TCP / IP Applications
4:23
Summary
2:32
Lesson 4:
Role of a Router
4:31
Router Characteristics
4:19
Router Functions
5:13
Path Determination
6:05
Path Determination Demo
5:47
Routing Table
4:19
Types of Routes
6:06
Dynamic Routing Protocols
5:47
Summary
2:39
Lesson 5:
Configuring a Cisco Router
3:25
Initial Router Setup
4:32
Configuring Router Interfaces
7:13
Configuring the Cisco Router IP Address
6:21
Exploring Connected Devices
4:40
Summary
4:33
Lesson 6:
Layer 2 Addressing
6:26
Layer 3 Addressing
5:20
Layer 3 Addressing Part 2
5:53
Address Resolution Protocol
6:53
Host-to-Host Packet Delivery
8:59
Role of a Switch
4:30
Summary
2:07
Lesson 7:
Routing Operations
6:57
When to Use Static Routing
8:24
Static Route Configuration Verification
2:58
Summary
2:50
Lesson 8:
Using ACLs
7:14
ACL Operation
4:52
ACL Wildcard Masking
6:01
ACL Wildcard Masking Part 2
6:52
ACL Wildcard Masking Part 3
7:21
Types of ACLs
6:08
Testing an IP Packet
6:57
Summary
2:41
Lesson 9:
The Demarcation Point
1:54
DHCP - Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
6:03
DHCP (Cont.)
6:49
Public vs Private IPv4 Addresses
5:19
Introducing NAT
5:54
Introducing NAT (Cont.)
7:52
Dynamic NAT
5:55
Underst&ing PAT
5:49
Troubleshooting NAT
5:40
Troubleshooting NAT Part 2
6:53
Troubleshooting NAT Part 3
5:57
Troubleshooting NAT Part 4
4:45
Troubleshooting NAT Case Study
7:42
Summary
3:54
Lab 2-1: Performing Initial Router Setup & Configuration
Lab 2-1: Lab Answer Key Video
9:50
Lab 2-2: Performing Initial Router Setup & Configuration
Lab 2-2: Lab Answer Key Video
25:38
Module 3
Lesson 1:
Security Overview
5:02
Securing Access to Privileged EXEC Mode
5:48
Securing Access to Privileged AXEC Mode Part 2
4:07
Securing Console Access
5:44
Securing Remote Access VTY
3:09
Securing Remote Access SSH
9:53
Securing Remote Access SSH Part 2
4:4
Limiting Remote Access with ACLs
5:24
External Authentication Options
2:38
Configuring the Login Banner
5:34
Summary
2:32
Lesson 2:
Device Hardening
6:18
Port Security
5:48
Configuring Port Security
7:24
Port Security Demo
6:31
Port Security Verification
4:38
Disabling Unused Services
6:49
Network Time Protocol
9:26
Summary
2:07
Lesson 3:
Traffic Filtering with ACLs
6:48
Applying ACLs to Interfaces
6:21
The Need to Extend ACLs
8:12
Configuring Named ACLs
6:56
ACL Configuration Guidelines
4:18
Monitoring ACLs
7:02
Troubleshooting Common ACL Errors
11:19
Summary
2:13
Lab 3-1: Enhancing the Security of the Initial Configuration
Lab 3-1: Lab Answer Key Video
19:54
Lab 3-2: Device Hardening
Lab 3-2: Lab Answer Key Video
17:35
Lab 3-3: Filtering Traffic with ACLs
Lab 3-3: Lab Answer Key Video
14:01
Module 4
Lesson 1:
Implementing VLANs & Trunks
6:47
Trunking with 802.1Q
7:09
Trunking with 802.1Q Part 2
5:27
Trunking with 802.1Q Part 3
5:4
Creating a VLAN
6:22
Creating a VLAN Part 2
7:14
Configuring an 802.1Q Trunk
7:02
Verifying an 802.1Q Trunk
5:56
Physical Redundancy in a LAN
4:47
Summary
2:24
Lesson 2:
Routing Between VLANs
5:20
Configuring a Router with a Trunk Link
8:20
Verifying Router on a Stick
3:48
Summary
1:21
Lesson 3:
Need for a DHCP Server
5:58
Configuring a DHCP Server
10:11
Monitoring DHCP Server Functions
5:10
DHCP Relay Agent
4:35
Summary
2:02
WAN Technologies
4:02
WANs vs LANs
4:05
Point-to-Point Connectivity
6:06
Summary
2:00
Lesson 4:
Dynamic Routing Protocols
6:23
Interior & Exterior Routing Protocols
5:05
Link-State Routing Protocols
5:52
Summary
2:20
Lesson 5:
OSPF
7:05
SPF Algorithm
7:57
Router ID
5:27
Configuring Single-Area OSPF
7:33
Configuring Single-Area OSPF Demo
7:01
Verifying OSPF Configuration
7:39
Summary
2:23
Lab 4-1: Configuring Exp&ed Switched Networks
Lab 4-1: Lab Answer Key Video
13:27
Lab 4-2: Configuring DHCP Server
Lab 4-2: Lab Answer Key Video
9:08
Lab 4-3: Implementing OSPF
Lab 4-3: Lab Answer Key Video
6:36
Module 5
Lesson 1:
IPv6
8:45
IPv6 Features
6:43
IPv6 Address Types
7:25
IPv6 Unicast Addresses
7:26
EUI-64 Interface ID Assignment
4:17
IPv6 Address Allocation
5:58
IPv6 Configuration Example
5:00
IPv6 Configuration Example (Cont.)
3:39
Summary
3:17
Lesson 2:
Underst&ing IPv6
6:18
Stateless Autoconfiguration
4:55
Summary
1:11
Lesson 3:
Configuring IPv6
5:28
Static Routing Verification
5:03
OSPFv3
7:21
Summary
1:19
Lab 5-1: Configure & Verify Basic IPv6
Lab 4-1: Lab Answer Key Video
3:36
Lab 5-2: Configure & Verify Stateless Autoconfiguration
Lab 4-2: Lab Answer Key Video
4:27
Lab 5-3: Configure & Verify IPv6 Routing
Lab 4-3: Lab Answer Key Video
6:42
Module 1
Lesson 1:
Introduction
7:51
VLAN Overview
5:10
Creating VLANs
6:33
Trunk Operation
7:45
Dynamic Trunking Protocol
7:00
VLAN Troubleshooting
6:52
Trunk Troubleshooting
5:37
Summary
1:59
Lesson 2:
Issues in Redundant Topologies
7:07
Spanning-Tree Operation
7:16
Types of Spanning-Tree Protocols
6:03
Per VLAN Spanning Tree Plus
6:57
Modifying the Bridge ID
4:20
Analyzing the STP Technology
6:59
PortFast and BPDU Guard
5:50
Lesson 3:
Summary
2:24
The Need for EtherChannels
7:58
EtherChannel Protocols
4:50
Configuring EtherChannel
8:00
Verifying EtherChannel
4:53
Summary
1:23
Lesson 4:
The Need for Layer 3 Redundancy
5:18
HSRP
6:20
HSRP Interface Tracking
7:13
HSRP Load Balancing
1:46
Gateway Load Balancing Protocol
4:16
Summary
2:03
Lab 1-1: Troubleshooting VLANs and Trunks
Lab 1-1: Lab Answer Key Video
17:02
Lab 1-2: Optimizing STP
Lab 1-2: Lab Answer Key Video
17:10
Lab 1-3: Configuring EtherChannel
Lab 1-3: Lab Answer Key Video
12:49
Module 2
Lesson 1:
Components of Troubleshooting End-to-End Connectivity
6:22
Verification of End-to-End Connectivity
6:26
Verification of Physical Connectivity Issue
4:52
Identification of Current and Desired Path
5:43
Default Gateway Issues
5:35
Name Resolution Issues
4:04
ACL Issues
7:19
Summary
2:56
Lesson 2:
IPv6 Unicast Addresses
8:36
Troubleshooting End-to-End IPv6 Connectivity
5:56
Identification of Current and Desired IPv6 Path
5:56
ACL Issues in IPv6
2:39
Summary
1:59
Lab 2-1: Troubleshooting IP Connectivity
Lab 2-1: Lab Answer Key Video
16:09
Module 3
Lesson 1:
Dynamic Routing Protocols
7:49
Administrative Distance
7:04
Administrative Distance Demo
5:20
EIGRP Features
4:18
Path Selection
6:22
EIGRP Path Selection (Cont.)
7:09
EIGRP Metric
7:51
EIGRP Configuration
3:12
EIGRP Configuration Demo
6:41
Verification of EIGRP Configuration
6:30
Verification of EIGRP Configuration (Cont.)
5:35
Load Balancing with EIGRP
3:29
Summary
1:51
Lesson 2:
Components of TShoot
5:44
Troubleshooting EIGRP Neighbor Issues
7:53
Summary
2:10
Lesson 3:
EIGRP for IPv6
4:16
EIGRP for IPv6 Commands
6:33
EIGRP for IPv6 Commands Demo
4:13
EIGRP for IPv6 Commands Example
6:1
Lab 3-1: Implementing EIGRP
Lab 3-1: Lab Answer Key Video
9:48
Lab 3-2: Troubleshooting EIGRP
Lab 3-2: Lab Answer Key Video
10:59
Lab 3-3: Implementing EIGRP for IPv6
Lab 3-3: Lab Answer Key Video
12:48
Module 4
Lesson 1:
Summary
2:05
Link-State Routing Protocols
3:34
Link-State Routing Protocol Data Structures
6:34
Establishing OSPF Neighbor Adjacencies
5:55
OSPF Area Structure
7:53
OSPF Area Structure (Cont.)
4:55
Basic LSA Types
6:17
Summary
3:21
Single-Area vs Multiarea OSPF
3:52
Planning for the Implementation of OSPF
4:1
Miltiarea OSPF Configuration
5:45
Miltiarea OSPF Verification
6:27
Summary
1:51
Troubleshooting Multiarea OSPF
7:8
OSPF Neighbor States
5:26
Components of Troubleshooting OSPF
6:20
Troubleshooting OSPF Neighbor Issues
6:34
Troubleshooting OSPF Routing Table Issues
4:49
Summary
2:12
OSPFv3 Key Characteristics
4:59
OSPFv3 Configuration
6:56
Lab 4-1: Configuring Multiare OSPF
Lab 4-1: Lab Answer Key Video
5:50
Lab 4-2: Troubleshooting Multiarea OSPF
Lab 4-2: Lab Answer Key Video
12:11
Lab 4-3: Configuring OSPF for IPv6
Lab 4-3: Lab Answer Key Video
8:10
Module 5
Lesson 1:
Summary
1:09
Introduction to WAN Technologies
5:22
WAN Devices
4:15
WAN Link Options
3:12
Summary
3:29
Lesson 2:
Serial Encapsulation
6:25
HDLC Protocol
3:02
Point-to-Point Protocol
5:00
PPP Configuration
2:52
PPP Authentication: PAP
2:14
PPP Authentication: CHAP
6:11
Configuring CHAP for PPP Authentication
5:50
Troubleshooting Serial Connections
3:56
Summary
1:48
Lesson 3:
Frame Relay
6:49
Understanding Frame Relay
4:05
Frame Relay Topologies
3:43
Frame Relay Reachability Issues
5:42
Frame Relay Signaling
4:28
Frame Relay Address Mapping
5:32
Configuring Frame Relay
3:29
Point-to-Point vs. Multipoint
5:13
Configuring Point-to-Point Frame Relay
5:40
Configuring Multipoint Frame Relay
6:12
Verifying Frame Relay Configuration
3:47
Summary
2:42
Lesson 4:
Introducing VPN Solutions
8:19
GRE Tunnels
7:03
GRE Tunnel Configuration (Cont.)
4:51
Lab 5-1: Configuring and Troubleshooting a Serial Connection
Lab 5-1: Lab Answer Key Video
12:27
Lab 5-2: Establishing a Frame Relay WAN
Lab 5-2: Lab Answer Key Video
10:43
Lab 5-3: Establishing a GRE Tunnel
Lab 5-3: Lab Answer Key Video
9:39
Module 6
Lesson 1:
Summary
1:24
SNMP Overview
5:21
Obtaining Data from SNP Agent
4:1
SNMP Configuration
2:22
Syslog Overlog
7:34
NetFlow Overview
5:20
NetFlow Architecture
4:45
Summary
2:03
Lesson 2:
Managing Cisco Devices
7:47
Configuration Register
6:26
Loading Cisco IOS Image Files
6:21
Loading Cisco IOS Configuration Files
7:28
Managing Cisco IOS Images
7:8
Upgrading Cisco IOS Images
7:38
Password Recovery
3:27
Summary
2:02
Lesson 3:
Network Device Management
7:02
Review Lab - Task 1
25:31
Review Lab - Task 2
14:1
Review Lab - Task 3 and 4
15:22
Lab 6-1: SNMP and Syslog Basic Configuration
Lab 6-1: Lab Answer Key Video
7:02
Lab 6-2: Analyzing NetFlow Data
Lab 6-2: Lab Answer Key Video
0:53
Lab 6-3: Onsite Students
Lab 6-3: Lab Answer Key Video
15:09

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ICND1

  • Lab 1-1: Performing Switch Startup & Initial Configuration
  • Lab 1-2: Troubleshooting Switch Media Issues
  • Lab 2-1: Performing Initial Router Setup & Configuration
  • Lab 2-2: Connecting to the Internet
  • Lab 3-1: Enhancing Security of the Initial Configuration
  • Lab 3-2: Device Hardening
  • Lab 3-3: Filtering Traffic with ACLs
  • Lab 4-1: Configuring Expanded Switched Networks
  • Lab 4-2: Configuring DHCP Server
  • Lab 4-3: Implementing OSPF
  • Lab 5-1: Configure and Verify Basic IPv6
  • Lab 5-2: Configure and Verify Stateless Autoconfiguration
  • Lab 5-3: Configure and Verify IPv6 Routing

ICND2

  • Lab 1-1: Troubleshooting VLANs and Trunks
  • Lab 1-2: Optimizing STP
  • Lab 1-3: Configuring EtherChannel
  • Lab 2-1: Troubleshooting IP Connectivity
  • Lab 3-1: Implementing EIGRP
  • Lab 3-2: Troubleshooting EIGRP
  • Lab 3-3: Implementing EIGRP for IPv6
  • Lab 4-1: Configuring Multiare OSPF
  • Lab 4-2: Troubleshooting Multiarea OSPF
  • Lab 4-3: Configuring OSPF for IPv6
  • Lab 5-1: Configuring and Troubleshooting a Serial Connection
  • Lab 5-2: Establishing a Frame Relay WAN
  • Lab 5-3: Establishing a GRE Tunnel
  • Lab 6-1: SNMP and Syslog Basic Configuration
  • Lab 6-2: Analyzing NetFlow Data
  • Lab 6-3: Onsite Students

FAQs

How many live sessions are there?
There are two daily Q&A Sessions – one for ICND1 and one for ICND2. There are two Power Lectures daily -– one for ICND1 and one for ICND2. The Power Lectures will cycle weekly and the schedule will be staggered to accommodate student schedules.

Is this an Authorized Cisco Course?
Yes. Interface was granted IP rights from Cisco to build videos from Cisco Official Courseware. The entire course maps directly to Cisco Authorized curriculum, and a printed copy of Cisco Authorized courseware will be included with the course.

How is this course different from 5-day live training?
This course is different because students have flexibility to train at their own pace, and on their own schedule. Students have daily access to our live instructor over the entire 3-month training period.

Can I just buy the videos?
No, the licensing agreement with CISCO that allowed us to make the videos prohibits us from selling them as a video-only product.

Are the videos just live classroom recordings?
No, we receive the video rights from Cisco to develop videos based on Official Courseware. They were developed in our studio specifically for video users.

Do I need to attend all of the live sessions?
No. You may attend as many sessions as you need, and sessions are available daily.

What are Power Sessions?
Power Sessions are live lectures on the more difficult course topics. You attend only those sessions that you feel you need.

What are Q&A Sessions?
Q&A sessions are live interactive sessions with the instructor. If you have a question, attend a Q&A session at your convenience to get it answered.