CCNA 200-120 Moflows

1. SECTION 21 Dynamic Routing/72 RIPv2 & RIPng configurations.mp4893.31MB
2. Explaining the HSRP Protocol - YouTube.mp4777.96MB
3. SECTION 27 Inter-vlan routing/91 What is the purpose of intervlan routing.mp4200.27MB
4. SECTION 27 Inter-vlan routing/92 How to configure intervlan routing Part1.mp4565.37MB
5. SECTION 27 Inter-vlan routing/93 How to configure intervlan routing Part2.mp4363.02MB
6. SECTION 1 Welcome to the CCNA (200-120)/1 Your First Journey into the Cisco World.mp455.49MB
7. SECTION 1 Welcome to the CCNA (200-120)/2 Why acquire a CCNA certification.mp468.64MB
8. SECTION 1 Welcome to the CCNA (200-120)/3 How would you get CCNA Certified.mp4140.22MB
9. SECTION 1 Welcome to the CCNA (200-120)/4 Which CCNA test should I take.mp4146.6MB
10. SECTION 1 Welcome to the CCNA (200-120)/5 What does the course consist of.mp4156.24MB
11. SECTION 10 Private IP address range/35 Definition of Private addressing.mp4108.8MB
12. SECTION 10 Private IP address range/36 Private Class A,B, C address range.mp4323.51MB
13. SECTION 11 IPv6 Addressing/37 Why do we need IPv6.mp4124.51MB
14. SECTION 11 IPv6 Addressing/38 IPv6 addressing and Expressions.mp4265.47MB
15. SECTION 11 IPv6 Addressing/39 IPv6 address types.mp4215.02MB
16. SECTION 11 IPv6 Addressing/40 The Auto-configuration feature.mp4189.64MB
17. SECTION 11 IPv6 Addressing/41 ICMPv6.mp4110.91MB
18. SECTION 12 Transition Mechanisms/42 Dual Stack, 6to4 tunneling and NATPT.mp4271.93MB
19. SECTION 13 How to subnet in IPv4/43 The subnet Mask.mp4330.42MB
20. SECTION 13 How to subnet in IPv4/44 Diagram used to subnet & Using the diagram PLEASE NOTE 2046 should be 2048.mp4370.39MB
21. SECTION 13 How to subnet in IPv4/45 Class-full subnetting.mp4179.72MB
22. SECTION 13 How to subnet in IPv4/46 Class-less subnetting.mp4457.54MB
23. SECTION 13 How to subnet in IPv4/47 Route summarization.mp4412.58MB
24. SECTION 13 How to subnet in IPv4/48 Wildcard masking.mp4173.14MB
25. SECTION 14 How to subnet in IPv6/49 Do we need to subnet In IPv6.mp491.42MB
26. SECTION 14 How to subnet in IPv6/50 How to setup the diagram for subnetting.mp494.66MB
27. SECTION 14 How to subnet in IPv6/51 Counting for subnets and finding increment value.mp495.89MB
28. SECTION 14 How to subnet in IPv6/52 Laying out the subnets with the new network prefix.mp4100.07MB
29. SECTION 15 Inside a Cisco router/53 How to connect to a router.mp4138.68MB
30. SECTION 15 Inside a Cisco router/54 Components we need to know about.mp4391.86MB
31. SECTION 15 Inside a Cisco router/55 Boot Sequence of a Cisco router.mp4153.67MB
32. SECTION 15 Inside a Cisco router/56 Navigation of the IOS.mp4247.99MB
33. SECTION 16 Administrative configurations/57 House Keeping configurations.mp4482.5MB
34. SECTION 16 Administrative configurations/58 interface configurations.mp4286.31MB
35. SECTION 16 Administrative configurations/59 Telnet and SSH into routers.mp4107.55MB
36. SECTION 16 Administrative configurations/60 Show commands.mp4149.11MB
37. SECTION 17 DHCP and Name resolution on Cisco routers/61 Configuring DHCP.mp4291.54MB
38. SECTION 17 DHCP and Name resolution on Cisco routers/62 Configuring DHCP Relay Agent.mp4358.39MB
39. SECTION 17 DHCP and Name resolution on Cisco routers/63 Configuring static host tables.mp4165.82MB
40. SECTION 18 Using the Cisco Discovery Protocol/64 Using the CDP command.mp4173.36MB
41. SECTION 19 The Cisco register/65 Manipulating the register within the router.mp4188.77MB
42. SECTION 19 The Cisco register/66 Accessing & manipulating the register within ROMMON.mp4227.23MB
43. SECTION 2 The Packet tracer Simulator/10 Configuring a PC.mp4130.29MB
44. SECTION 2 The Packet tracer Simulator/11 Configuring a server.mp4108.76MB
45. SECTION 2 The Packet tracer Simulator/6 Navigating the Packet tracer tool.mp4633.51MB
46. SECTION 2 The Packet tracer Simulator/7 How to create a simple topology.mp4136.76MB
47. SECTION 2 The Packet tracer Simulator/8 Configuring a router.mp473.83MB
48. SECTION 2 The Packet tracer Simulator/9 Configuring a switch.mp4127.42MB
49. SECTION 20 Routing Process/67 How does IP routing occur.mp4241.5MB
50. SECTION 20 Routing Process/68 What type of routing should I use.mp4179.9MB
51. SECTION 20 Routing Process/69 What are default routes & where do you configure them.mp4266.73MB
52. SECTION 20 Routing Process/70 Configuring static routes.mp4209.8MB
53. SECTION 21 Dynamic Routing/71 An overview of the three Dynamic routing protocols.mp4349.08MB
54. SECTION 21 Dynamic Routing/73 EIGRP & EIGRPv6 configurations.mp4852.25MB
55. SECTION 21 Dynamic Routing/74 EIGRP Bandwidth Lab.mp4330.54MB
56. SECTION 22 OSPF Details/75 OSPF Terminology.mp4422.2MB
57. SECTION 22 OSPF Details/76 Point-to-Point ospf.mp4500.97MB
58. SECTION 22 OSPF Details/77 Multi-access ospf.mp4816.75MB
59. SECTION 22 OSPF Details/78 OSPF multiple area details.mp4367.86MB
60. SECTION 23 Switching at Layer 2/79 Purpose of Using Switches & Specific functions at Layer2.mp4348.11MB
61. SECTION 23 Switching at Layer 2/80 Navigation on a switch and show commands.mp4264.42MB
62. SECTION 23 Switching at Layer 2/81 Administration configurations.mp4149.01MB
63. SECTION 24 The basics of VLANs/82 What are vlans and the importance of using vlans in our network.mp4214.79MB
64. SECTION 24 The basics of VLANs/83 How to create and assign a vlan Trunking appropriate ports.mp4300.62MB
65. SECTION 25 The Spanning-tree Protocol/84 What is STP used for.mp495.24MB
66. SECTION 25 The Spanning-tree Protocol/85 How does the STP election process work.mp4341.76MB
67. SECTION 25 The Spanning-tree Protocol/86 How to manipulate the election process.mp4134.09MB
68. SECTION 25 The Spanning-tree Protocol/87 Turning STP off and Guarding against BPDUs on ports not using STP.mp4174.21MB
69. SECTION 26 The Virtual Trunking Protocol/88 What is the purpose of this protocol.mp4224.07MB
70. SECTION 26 The Virtual Trunking Protocol/89 Commands and Configurations of the VTP protocol.mp4251.31MB
71. SECTION 26 The Virtual Trunking Protocol/90 Turning on and adjusting port-security on your switch.mp4124.08MB
72. SECTION 28 Secure your Enterprise using ACL's/94 What is an ACL's and its rules.mp4216.53MB
73. SECTION 28 Secure your Enterprise using ACL's/95 Standard ACL's.mp4379.38MB
74. SECTION 28 Secure your Enterprise using ACL's/96 Extended ACL's.mp4418.24MB
75. SECTION 29 Network Address Translations/100 Actual Configuration of NAT Overload.mp4127.42MB
76. SECTION 29 Network Address Translations/101 Pitfalls to look for on your test.mp4105.14MB
77. SECTION 29 Network Address Translations/97 3 Types of NAT.mp4130.28MB
78. SECTION 29 Network Address Translations/98 How does NAT work.mp4109.75MB
79. SECTION 29 Network Address Translations/99 Configure NAT Overload and Dynamic.mp4130.01MB
80. SECTION 3 The Basics of Networking/12 Understanding the Need for Networking.mp4122.54MB
81. SECTION 3 The Basics of Networking/13 Communication at its lowest layer.mp4255.22MB
82. SECTION 3 The Basics of Networking/14 Internetworking Devices used on a network.mp4525.82MB
83. SECTION 3 The Basics of Networking/15 The importance of segmentation.mp4252.31MB
84. SECTION 30 Wide Area Networks/102 What exactly is a WAN.mp4143.04MB
85. SECTION 30 Wide Area Networks/103 What are the connection types.mp4206.95MB
86. SECTION 31 Frame-Relay Packet switched techonology/104 Understanding the CIR and Burst Rate.mp4225.13MB
87. SECTION 31 Frame-Relay Packet switched techonology/105 What is a DLCI and who assigns it.mp4168.73MB
88. SECTION 31 Frame-Relay Packet switched techonology/106 Configuring Frame-relay.mp4372.2MB
89. SECTION 31 Frame-Relay Packet switched techonology/107 Show commands for frame-relay.mp4151.84MB
90. SECTION 32 PPP Dedicated leased connection type/108 Open Standard WAN protocol.mp4147.89MB
91. SECTION 32 PPP Dedicated leased connection type/109 Configuring PPP and Verifying PPP.mp4291.93MB
92. SECTION 33 IP services/110 Redundancy protocols overview.mp4221.61MB
93. SECTION 33 IP services/111 HSRP Details and configuration.mp4761.3MB
94. SECTION 33 IP services/112 VRRP and GLBP.mp4182.87MB
95. SECTION 34 Managing Devices/113 SNMP and its Configuration.mp4384.5MB
96. SECTION 34 Managing Devices/114 SYSLOG and its Configuration.mp4206.98MB
97. SECTION 34 Managing Devices/115 NETFLOW and its Configuration.mp4152.75MB
98. SECTION 35 Summary of the Course/116 Course Summary.mp4116.68MB
99. SECTION 4 The OSI Model/16 A brief history of the OSI model.mp469.08MB
100. SECTION 4 The OSI Model/17 The layers of the OSI model.mp4177.38MB
101. SECTION 4 The OSI Model/18 The 3 Upper Layers of the OSI.mp4222.19MB
102. SECTION 4 The OSI Model/19 The 4 Lower Layers of the OSI.mp4195.1MB
103. SECTION 4 The OSI Model/20 The process of Encapsulation.mp468.85MB
104. SECTION 5 Binary to Hex and Decimal conversion/21 The tables we use when converting.mp4106MB
105. SECTION 5 Binary to Hex and Decimal conversion/22 Converting a Hex number to binary decimal.mp4244.68MB
106. SECTION 5 Binary to Hex and Decimal conversion/23 Converting a Decimal to binary hex.mp4153.32MB
107. SECTION 5 Binary to Hex and Decimal conversion/24 Why do we need to know Hexadecimal numbers.mp462.64MB
108. SECTION 6 Cisco three Layer Model/25 Core Layer.mp4105.43MB
109. SECTION 6 Cisco three Layer Model/26 Distribution Layer.mp493.22MB
110. SECTION 6 Cisco three Layer Model/27 Access Layer.mp4134.38MB
111. SECTION 7 TCP IP MODEL/28 A brief history of the model.mp482.17MB
112. SECTION 7 TCP IP MODEL/29 The layers of the model & how they map over to the OSI.mp4104.43MB
113. SECTION 8 Ethernet Networks/30 Definition of Ethernet Networks.mp4155.79MB
114. SECTION 8 Ethernet Networks/31 The access method of ethernet CSMA CD.mp4235.1MB
115. SECTION 8 Ethernet Networks/32 What cabling standards to we use.mp4285.91MB
116. SECTION 9 IPV4 addresses/33 What is an IPv4 address & Its format.mp4182.97MB
117. SECTION 9 IPV4 addresses/34 Classes of Addresses and their ranges.mp4350.44MB