Hands On Labs Cisco Packet Tracer: Switches

Hands On Labs Cisco Packet Tracer: Switches.
Published 5/2025
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Master CLI On Cisco Switches And The Corresponding Protocols And Services Using Cisco Packet Tracer.

What you’ll learn

TCP/IP Addressing ,(Public, Private Networks) ,Subnetting/ (TCP,UDP Ports).

What’s The Purpose Of A Router And A Switch and Why Need It.

Setup Basic CLI Including HostName,Passwords,UserName, History Size,Banner,Encrypting Passwords.

Configuring IP Address/Description/Duplex/Speed To Interfaces.

How To Break(Hack) Into The Switch.

Backup And Restore Switch Config and IOS To And From A TFTP Server.

What is A MAC Address Table

How To Secure The Switch Using Port Security

What’s The Purpose Of The VLANS And How To Route Between Different VLANs (Inter VLAN Routing).

When Do I need VTP and Its Importance on Large Scale Network.

What is an EtherChannel and Its Types (LACP,PAGP).

What is Trunking and Its Purpose On The Switch

What is The Difference between a Switch and a Layer3 Device (Multilayer Switch).

What is The Difference between a Switch and a Hub.

What Are Switch Loops And How To Prevent Them Using STP/RSTP.

Requirements

To Perform All The Labs that i am doing so You would have the actual understanding of How It Works.

Anyone that want to put at least 10 Hours of their Life to learn, enhance and sharpen There Network Skills Using The CLI

A Basic Computer Just To Install Cisco Packet Tracer.

Description

Overview

Section 1: Introduction To Course Setup

Lecture 1 Introduction To Entire Course

Section 2: Setup Your Environment For Lab (Cisco Packet Tracer).

Lecture 2 Download And Install Cisco Packet Tracer.

Section 3: Routers Hubs Switches, L3 Switches Broadcast/Collision Domains And Cable Types.

Lecture 3 How Do Hubs And Switches Operate.

Lecture 4 A Switch Or A Multilayer Switch.

Lecture 5 What Is The Purpose Of A Router And Switch.

Lecture 6 What Type Of Cables Are Out There.

Lecture 7 What Is The Difference Between A Broadcast And Collision Domain.

Section 4: TCP/IP Addressing And Ports. (Classful Networks).

Lecture 10 Class C

Lecture 11 Class B

Lecture 12 Class A

Lecture 13 Classes D And E

Lecture 18 Reverse Engineering Subnetting For Class C.

Lecture 21 Reverse Engineering Subnetting For Class B.

Lecture 24 Reverse Engineering Subnetting For Class A.

Section 6: How Does An IPV6 Look Like and What Do I understand from it.

Lecture 25 Binary,Decimal,Hexadecimal

Lecture 26 IPV6 And How to Simplify And Follow The Rules

Lecture 27 Global Unicast

Lecture 28 Unique (Site) Local.

Lecture 29 Link Local

Lecture 30 Multicast

Lecture 31 AnyCast

Lecture 32 LoopBack

Section 7: Cisco Switch Basic Commands (Learning The CLI From Scratch).

Lecture 35 Hostname, Enable Secret, Date Time, History Size And Disable IP Domain Lookup

Lecture 36 Interface Config (Duplex,Speed,Description,Display And Shut Down Ports).

Lecture 37 The MAC Address Table

Lecture 38 Storage Types Of The Switch.(RAM,NVRAM,FLASH)

Lecture 39 Configure The Console Line (Direct Connection).

Lecture 40 Configure The VTY Line (Remote Connection Telnet)

Lecture 41 Configure Usernames For Console and Telnet.

Lecture 42 Configure The VTY Line (Remote Connection SSH)

Lecture 43 Setup A Banner For The Switch.

Section 8: Centralize Management And Maintaining Of Routers And Switches.

Lecture 44 TACACS+ Configuration.

Lecture 45 Backup The Router And The Switch Config and IOS To A TFTP Server.

Lecture 46 Restore The Router And The Switch Config From TFTP Server.

Lecture 47 Breaking Into The Router And The Switch.

Section 9: Securing Switch Ports Using Port Security.

Lecture 48 Switch Ports Without Port Security

Lecture 53 Switch Ports MAC Address Table

Section 10: Segmenting The Network Using VLANs.

Lecture 54 Switches Without VLANS.

Section 11: VTP And Its Relation To VLANs.

Section 12: Preventing Switch Loops Using STP/RSTP.

Lecture 67 STP

Lecture 68 RSTP

Section 13: Fault Tolerance For Cables (EtherChannel) Using LACP/PAGP.

Lecture 69 LACP

Lecture 70 PAGP

Section 14: Final Conclusion

Lecture 71 In A NutShell

To Become a Successful Network Engineer,To Enter The IT Field With Real World Experience,To Feel Confidence About Your IT Skills.,To Pass The CCNA Cert