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CCNA Security Cisco 210-260 Free Trial Course
Master network security skills with our CCNA Security Cisco 210-260 course, ideal for IT professionals aiming to enhance security expertise and advance their careers.
178 Hrs 51 Min710 Videos1,425 QuestionsCertificate of CompletionClosed Captions
If you’re looking to forge a career in network security, mastering Cisco’s core security technologies is a must. With our CCNA Security Cisco 210-260 course, you’ll be equipped with the skills to install, troubleshoot, and monitor Cisco network devices, ensuring data integrity and security. This in-depth training prepares you not only for the Cisco IINS 210-260 CCNA Security certification exam but also for the real-world challenges of a network security career.
Our course encompasses a wide range of essential security concepts, from developing a comprehensive security infrastructure and identifying network vulnerabilities, to mitigating web-based threats. The practical, hands-on approach will give you a solid grasp of Cisco’s security technologies, and the ability to apply them in real-world situations.
What sets this training apart is its blend of theory and practice. By applying learned concepts to real-world scenarios, you’ll gain practical experience that directly translates to job-ready skills. This will ensure you’re not only prepared for the exam, but also for the challenges that lie ahead in your network security career.
What You Will Learn
In our CCNA Security Cisco 210-260 course, you will gain a comprehensive understanding of Cisco’s core security technologies and industry best practices. Here are the key skills you’ll walk away with:
- Ability to develop a robust security infrastructure for a Cisco network.
- Skills to identify and mitigate network vulnerabilities.
- Understanding of how to protect against web-based and endpoint threats.
- Knowledge to install, troubleshoot, and monitor Cisco network devices.
- Ability to ensure data integrity and availability within a network.
- Insights into the latest trends and challenges in network security.
- Understanding of the principles of secure network design and management.
- Skills to implement secure access control systems within a network.
- Confidence to pass the Cisco IINS 210-260 CCNA Security certification exam.
Who This Course Is For
This course is ideal for anyone keen on enhancing their network security skills and starting a career in this high-demand field. The following job roles will particularly benefit:
- Network Security Specialists
- Network Engineers
- Security Administrators
- IT Managers
- Cyber Security Analysts
No prior experience is required, making it a perfect starting point for beginners. However, having a basic understanding of networking concepts will be beneficial.
Why This Certification Matters
Obtaining the CCNA Security Cisco 210-260 certification is a significant step in your network security career. This globally recognized certification is highly valued by employers and proves your competence in handling Cisco’s security technologies.
Beyond being a testament to your network security skills, this certification can open doors to lucrative job roles in the IT industry. According to Payscale, the average salary for a CCNA Security certified professional is $77,000 per year. Furthermore, it serves as a stepping stone towards more advanced Cisco certifications, further enhancing your career prospects.
Module 1 – Welcome to ENARSI
- 1.1 Welcome to ENARSI
- 1.2 A Few Things Before We Start
Module 2 – EIGRP (Enhanced Interior Gateway Protocol)
- 2.1 EIGRP Features
- 2.2 EIGRP Operations
- 2.3 EIGRP Exchange of Routing Information
- 2.4 EIGRP Metrics
- 2.5 EIGRP Queries
- 2.6 EIGRP Obtaining a Default Route
- 2.7 EIGRP Load Balancing
- 2.8 EIGRP Authentication
- 2.9 Troubleshooting EIGRP Part 1
- 2.10 Troubleshooting EIGRP Part 2
- 2.11 Troubleshooting EIGRP Part 3
- 2.12 Troubleshooting EIGRP Part 4
Module 3 – OSPF (Open Shortest Path First)
- 3.1 Implementing OSPF Part 1
- 3.2 Implementing OSPF Part 2
- 3.3 Implementing OSPF Part 3 DR BDR Election
- 3.4 Implementing OSPF Part 4 LSA Types
- 3.5 Implementing OSPF Part 5 OSPF States
- 3.6 Optimizing OSPF Summarization
- 3.7 Optimizing OSPF Default Routing
- 3.8 Optimizing OSPF Authentication
- 3.9 Optimizing OSPF Virtual Links
Module 4 – Route Redistribution
- 4.1 Route Redistribution Introduction
- 4.2 Route Redistribution Implementation
- 4.3 Route Redistribution OSPF E1 or E2
- 4.4 Route Redistribution Types
- 4.5 Route Redistribution Manipulation & Filtering
- 4.6 Route Redistribution Prefix-Lists
- 4.7 Route Redistribution Route-Maps
Module 5 – Implementing Path Control
- 5.1 Implementing Path Control
- 5.2 Implementing Path Control Implementation
Module 6 – BGP (Border Gateway Protocol)
- 6.1 BGP Fundamentals
- 6.2 BGP Attributes
- 6.3 BGP Path Selection Criteria
- 6.4 BGP Transit AS
- 6.5 BGP Split Horizon
- 6.6 BGP Weight Attribute
- 6.7 BGP Local Preference Attribute
- 6.8 BGP MED Attribute
- 6.9 BGP Route Filtering
- 6.10 BGP Peer Groups
- 6.11 BGP Route Reflectors
- 6.12 BGP Authentication
- 6.13 BGP Troubleshooting Part 1
- 6.14 BGP Troubleshooting Part 2
Module 7 – Implementing VRF (Virtual Routing and Forwarding)
- 7.1 Implementing VRF-Lite
Module 8 – Implementing DHCP
- 8.1 Implementing DHCP
- 8.2 Implementing DHCP Relay Manual Binding and Options
- 8.3 Implementing DHCP SLAAC and DHCPv6
- 8.4 Troubleshooting DHCP
Module 9 – Securing Cisco Routers (Control Plane)
- 9.1 Securing Cisco Routers Control Plane Security CoPP
- 9.2 Securing Cisco Routers Control Plane Security CoPP Implementation
Module 10 – Infrastructure Services
- 10.1 Infrasctucture Services AAA
- 10.2 Infrastructure Services SNMP
- 10.3 Infrastructure Services SYSLOG
- 10.4 Infrastructure Services SSH
- 10.5 Infrastructure Services HTTP FTP SCP
- 10.6 Infrastructure Services NetFlow
Cisco 350-401: Implementing Cisco Enterprise Network Core Technologies (ENCOR) (CCNP) Course Content
Module 1: Architecture
- 1.1 About Your Instructor
- 1.2 Course Introduction
- 1.3 Welcome to the Architecture Domain
- 1.4 Classic 3 and 2 Tier Models
- 1.5 2 Tier Spine Leaf
- 1.6 Fabric Capacity Planning
- 1.7 High Availability
- 1.8 Designing a WLAN Deployment
- 1.9 Cloud vs On-Prem
- 1.10 The Cisco SD-WAN
- 1.11 Cisco SD-Access
- 1.12 QoS
- 1.13 Hardware vs Software Switching
Module 2: Virtualization
- 2.1 Welcome to the Virtualization Domain
- 2.2 Device Virtualization Technologies
- 2.3 Data Path Virtualization
- 2.4 Network Virtualization Concepts
Module 3: Infrastructure
- 3.1 Welcome to the Infrastructure Domain
- 3.2 Trunking – VTP – EtherChannel
- 3.3 RSTP and MST
- 3.4 EIGRP vs OSPF
- 3.4 OSPF
- 3.5 eBGP
- 3.6 eBGP Part 2
- 3.7 WLANs
- 3.8 NTP NAT PAT
- 3.9 HSRP VRRP GLBP
- 3.10 Multicast
Module 4: Network Assurance
- 4.1 Welcome to the Network Assurance Module
- 4.2 Diagnose Network Issues
- 4.3 NetFlow
- 4.4 SPAN
- 4.5 IP SLA
- 4.6 DNA Center
Module 5: Security
- 5.1 Welcome to the Security Module
- 5.2 Device Access Control
- 5.3 ACLs and CoPP
- 5.4 Wireless Security
- 5.5 Components in Security Design
Module 6: Automation
- 6.1 Welcome to the Automation Module
- 6.2 Python
- 6.3 JSON
- 6.4 YANG
- 6.5 NETCONF-RESTCONF
- 6.6 APIs
- 6.7 EEM
- 6.8 Orchestration Tools
Module 1: Exploring the Functions of Networking
- Course Introduction
- Instructor Introduction
- Exploring the Functions of Networking Pt 1
- Exploring the Functions of Networking Pt 2
Module 2: Introducing the Host-To-Host Communications Model
- Introducing the Host-To-Host Communications Model Pt 1
- Introducing the Host-To-Host Communications Model Pt 2
Module 3: Introducing LANs
- Introducing LANs
- Get Started with CLI Demo Pt 1
- Get Started with CLI Pt Demo 2
- Adding Descriptions to Interfaces Demo
- Configure Gateway on a Switch Demo
- Visualize Interfaces and Statistics Demo
- Show Version Command Demo
- CDP Demo
Module 4: Exploring the TCP/IP Link Layer
- Exploring the TCP-IP Link Layer Pt 1
- Exploring the TCP-IP Link Layer Pt 2
Module 5: Subnetting
- Subnetting Pt 1
- Subnetting Pt 2
- Subnetting Pt 3
- Subnetting Pt 4
- Subnetting Pt 5
- Subnetting Pt 6
Module 6: Explaining the TCP/IP Transport Layer and Application Layer
- Explaining the TCP-IP Transport Layer and Application Layer Pt 1
- Explaining the TCP-IP Transport Layer and Application Layer Pt 2
- Explaining the TCP-IP Transport Layer and Application Layer Pt 3
Module 7: Exploring the Functions of Routing
- Exploring the Functions of Routing Pt 1
- Exploring the Functions of Routing Pt 2
- Exploring the Functions of Routing Pt 3
- Configuring RIP Demo
- EIGRP Demo Pt 1
- EIGRP Demo Pt 2
Module 8: Exploring the Packet Delivery Process
- Exploring the Packet Delivery Process
Module 9: Troubleshooting a Simple Network
- Troubleshooting a Simple Network
Module 10: Introducing Basic IPv6
- Introducing Basic IPv6 Pt 1
- Introducing Basic IPv6 Pt 2
- Introducing Basic IPv6 Pt 3
- Introducing Basic IPv6 Pt 4
- Introducing Basic IPv6 Pt 5
- Introducing Basic IPv6 Pt 6
- Introducing Basic IPv6 Pt 7
- Introducing Basic IPv6 Pt 8
- IPV6 Basic Configuration and SLAAC Demo Pt 1
- IPV6 Basic Configuration and SLAAC Demo Pt 2
- IPV6 Routing Demo Pt 1
- IPV6 Routing Demo Pt 2
- IPV6 Static Routes Demo
Module 11: Configuring Static Routing
- Configuring Static Routing
- Static Routes Demo
Module 12: Implementing VLANs and Trunks
- Implementing VLANs and Trunks Pt 1
- Implementing VLANs and Trunks Pt 2
- Implementing VLANs and Trunks Pt 3
- Implementing VLANs and Trunks Pt 4
- Spanning-tree Protocol Demo Pt 1
- Spanning-tree Protocol Demo Pt 2
- Spanning-tree Protocol Demo Pt 3
Module 13: Routing Between VLANs
- Routing Between VLANs
- Inter VLAN Routing Demo
Module 14: Introducing OSPF
- Introducing OSPF Pt 1
- Introducing OSPF Pt 2
- Introducing OSPF Pt 3
- Introducing OSPF Pt 4
- OSPF Single Area Demo Pt 1
- OSPF Single Area Demo Pt 2
- OSPF Multiple Area Demo Pt 1
- OSPF Multiple Area Demo Pt 2
Module 15: Building Redundant Switched Topologies
- Building Redundant Switched Topologies Pt 1
- Building Redundant Switched Topologies Pt 2
Module 16: Improving Redundant Switched Topologies with EtherChannel
- Improving Redundant Switched Topologies with Ether Channel Pt 1
- Improving Redundant Switched Topologies with Ether Channel Pt 2
- Configuring Ether Channel Demo
Module 17: Exploring Layer 3 Redundancy
- Exploring Layer 3 Redundancy
Module 18: Introducing WAN Technologies
- Introducing WAN Technologies Pt 1
- Introducing WAN Technologies Pt 2
- Introducing WAN Technologies Pt 3
- Introducing WAN Technologies Pt 4
- Introducing WAN Technologies Pt 5
- Introducing WAN Technologies Pt 6
Module 19: Explaining Basics of ACL
- Explaining Basics of ACL Pt 1
- Explaining Basics of ACL Pt 2
- Explaining Basics of ACL Pt 3
Module 20: Enabling Internet Connectivity
- Enabling Internet Connectivity
- DHCP Demo
- Static NAT Demo
- PAT Using Specific IP Demo
- PAT Using IP of Interface Demo
Module 21: Introducing QoS
- Introducing QoS Pt 1
- Introducing QoS Pt 2
- Introducing QoS Pt 3
- Introducing QoS Pt 4
- Introducing QoS Pt 5
Module 22: Introducing Architectures and Virtualization
- Introducing Architectures and Virtualization Pt 1
- Introducing Architectures and Virtualization Pt 2
- Introducing Architectures and Virtualization Pt 3
- Introducing Architectures and Virtualization Pt 4
Module 23: Introducing System Monitoring
- Introducing System Monitoring Pt 1
- Introducing System Monitoring Pt 2
- Introducing System Monitoring Pt 3
Module 24: Managing Cisco Devices
- Managing Cisco Devices Pt 1
- Managing Cisco Devices Pt 2
- NTP Demo
- Syslog Demo
Module 25: Examining the Security Threat Landscape
- Examining the Security Threat Landscape Pt 1
- Examining the Security Threat Landscape Pt 2
Module 26: Implementing Threat Defense Technologies
- Implementing Threat Defense Technologies Pt 1
- Implementing Threat Defense Technologies Pt 2
- Implementing Threat Defense Technologies Pt 3
- Implementing Threat Defense Technologies Pt 4
- Implementing Threat Defense Technologies Pt 5
- Authentication Protocols Demo Pt 1
- Authentication Protocols Demo Pt 2
- Device Hardening Demo Pt 1
- Device Hardening Demo Pt 2
- Device Hardening Demo Pt 3
- Port Security Demo
Module 27: Exam Preparation
- Exam Prep Tips
Module 28: Practice Demos
- Get Started with CLI Demo Pt 1
- Get Started with CLI Pt Demo 2
- Adding Descriptions to Interfaces Demo
- Configure Gateway on a Switch Demo
- Visualize Interfaces and Statistics Demo
- Show Version Command Demo
- CDP Demo
- Static Routes Demo
- DHCP Demo
- Static NAT Demo
- PAT Using Specific IP Demo
- PAT Using IP of Interface Demo
- Configuring RIP Demo
- Configuring Ether Channel Demo
- Inter VLAN Routing Demo
- Spanning-tree Protocol Demo Pt 1
- Spanning-tree Protocol Demo Pt 2
- Spanning-tree Protocol Demo Pt 3
- EIGRP Demo Pt 1
- EIGRP Demo Pt 2
- Authentication Protocols Demo Pt 1
- Authentication Protocols Demo Pt 2
- NTP Demo
- Syslog Demo
- Device Hardening Demo Pt 1
- Device Hardening Demo Pt 2
- Device Hardening Demo Pt 3
- Port Security Demo
- OSPF Single Area Demo Pt 1
- OSPF Single Area Demo Pt 2
- OSPF Multiple Area Demo Pt 1
- OSPF Multiple Area Demo Pt 2
- IPV6 Basic Configuration and SLAAC Demo Pt 1
- IPV6 Basic Configuration and SLAAC Demo Pt 2
- IPV6 Routing Demo Pt 1
- IPV6 Routing Demo Pt 2
- IPV6 Static Routes Demo
Module 1: Introducing Cisco Collaboration Architecture
- Course Introduction
- Introducing Cisco Collaboration Architecture Part 1
- Introducing Cisco Collaboration Architecture Part 2
- Small To Mid-Size Business Part 1
- Small To Mid-Size Business Part 2
- Small To Mid-Size Business Part 3
- Cisco Unified Communications Manager Part 1
- Cisco Unified Communications Manager Part 2
- Cisco Unified Communications Manager Part 3
- Cisco Unified Connection
- Lab Introduction
Module 2: Telephony And Call Routing
- Telephony 101 Part 1
- Telephony 101 Part 2
- Telephony 101 Part 3
- Telephony 101 Part 4
- Telephony 101 Part 5
- Telephony 101 Part 6
- Call Routing 101 Part 1
- Call Routing 101 Part 2
- VoIP Call Routing 101
- Call Routing With DNS
- Deployment Scenarios Part 1
- Deployment Scenarios Part 2
- Deployment Scenarios Part 3
- Gateway Call Routing Basics Part 1
- Gateway Call Routing Basics Part 2
- Gateway Call Routing Basics Part 3
- Gateway Call Routing Basics Part 4
- Configuring The Gateway Lab Part 1
- Configuring The Gateway Lab Part 2
Module 3: Preparing The Network And Phone Behavior
- Preparing The Network For Voices Part 1
- Preparing The Network For Voices Part 2
- IP Phone Behavior
- Configuring The LAN Lab
- Standing Up The Platform Lab
- Using OVA Templates To Deploy CUCM-CUC-IMP Lab Part 1
- Using OVA Templates To Deploy CUCM-CUC-IMP Lab Part 2
- Using OVA Templates To Deploy CUCM-CUC-IMP Lab Part 3
- Using OVA Templates To Deploy CUCM-CUC-IMP Lab Part 4
- Using OVA Templates To Deploy CUCM-CUC-IMP Lab Part 5
- Using OVA Templates To Deploy CUCM-CUC-IMP Lab Part 6
- Using OVA Templates To Deploy CUCM-CUC-IMP Lab Part 7
- Using OVA Templates To Deploy Prime Collaboration Provisioning Lab Part 1
- Using OVA Templates To Deploy Prime Collaboration Provisioning Lab Part 2
Module 4: CUCM Administration Interfaces
- CUCM Administration Interfaces Part 1
- CUCM Administration Interfaces Part 2
- CUCM Stand Up
- CUCM Stand Up Lab
- End User Interfaces
- End User Configuration Lab
- AD Integration Lab
- End Point Implementation Part 1
- End Point Implementation Part 2
- IMP Integration Lab
- CUC Integration Lab Part 1
- CUC Integration Lab Part 2
- IP Communicator Lab
- Profiles And Templates Lab
- CUCME Phone Configuration
- Configuring CUCME Lab Part 1
- Configuring CUCME Lab Part 2
- CUCM End-User Portal Lab
- Configuring CUCM Phones From Scratch
- Configuring Cisco SX20 Codec Part 1
- Configuring Cisco SX20 Codec Part 2
Module 5: Call Configuration
- Advanced Call Coverage Part 1
- Advanced Call Coverage Part 2
- Advanced Call Coverage Part 3
- Call Coverage Lab Part 1
- Call Coverage Lab Part 2
- Call Coverage Lab Part 3
- Call Coverage Lab Part 4
- Call Coverage Lab Part 5
- Calling Constrictions And COS Part 1
- Calling Constrictions And COS Part 2
- Implementing Class Of Control Lab Part 1
- Implementing Class Of Control Lab Part 2
- Connecting To The PSTN Part 1
- Configuring Voice Gateway Features Lab Part 1
- Configuring Voice Gateway Features Lab Part 2
- Configuring Voice Gateway Features Lab Part 3
- Connecting To The PSTN Part 2
- PSTN Calling And Digit Manipulation Lab Part 1
- PSTN Calling And Digit Manipulation Lab Part 2
- PSTN Dial Plan Configuration Lab Part 1
- PSTN Dial Plan Configuration Lab Part 2
- Course Conclusion
Module 1: Pre-Course Chapter 1
- Course Introduction
- Civnd Intro Part 1
- Civnd Intro Part 2
- The Big Picture
Module 2: Pre-Course Chapter 2
- All About Video Part 1
- All About Video Part 2
- All About Video Part 3
- All About Video Part 4
Module 3: Cisco Video And Content Delivery
- Cisco Video And Content Delivery Part 1
- Cisco Video And Content Delivery Part 2
- Cisco Video And Content Delivery Part 3
Module 4: Cisco Video Surveillance
- Cisco Video Surveillance Part 1
- Cisco Video Surveillance Part 2
Module 5: Cisco Collaboration
- Cisco Collaboration Part 1
- Cisco Collaboration Part 2
- Cisco Collaboration Part 3
Module 6: Central Collaboration Endpoint Control
- Central Collaboration Endpoint Control
Module 7: Unified IP Phones, Desk Endpoints And Cisco Jabber
- Unified IP Phones Desk Endpoints And Cisco Jabber
Module 8: Configuring Unified IP Phones And Cisco Jabber
- Configuring Unified IP Phones And Cisco Jabber Part 1
- Configuring Unified IP Phones And Cisco Jabber Part 2
Module 9: Operating And Troubleshooting Cisco Unified IP Phone And Cisco Jabber
- Operating And Troubleshooting Cisco Unified IP Phone And Cisco Jabber Part 1
- Operating And Troubleshooting Cisco Unified IP Phone And Cisco Jabber Part 2
- Operating And Troubleshooting Cisco Unified IP Phone And Cisco Jabber Part 3
Module 10: Cisco Telepresence Endpoints Installation And Characteristics
- Cisco Telepresence Endpoints Installation And Characteristics Part 1
- Cisco Telepresence Endpoints Installation And Characteristics Part 2
- Cisco Telepresence Endpoints Installation And Characteristics Part 3
- Cisco Telepresence Endpoints Installation And Characteristics Part 4
Module 11: Configuring Cisco Telepresence CTS And Cisco DX650 Endpoints
- Configuring Cisco Telepresence CTs And Cisco D X650 Endpoints Part 1
- Configuring Cisco Telepresence CTs And Cisco D X650 Endpoints Part 2
Module 12: Configuring Cisco Telepresence TC Endpoints
- Configuring Cisco Telepresence TC Endpoints Part 1
- Configuring Cisco Telepresence TC Endpoints Part 2
- Configuring Cisco Telepresence TC Endpoints Part 3
- Configuring Cisco Telepresence TC Endpoints Part 4
- Configuring Cisco Telepresence TC Endpoints Part 5
- Configuring Cisco Telepresence TC Endpoints Part 6
Module 13: Operating And Troubleshooting Cisco Telepresence Endpoints
- Operating And Troubleshooting Cisco Telepresence Endpoints Part 1
- Operating And Troubleshooting Cisco Telepresence Endpoints Part 2
- Operating And Troubleshooting Cisco Telepresence Endpoints Part 3
- Operating And Troubleshooting Cisco Telepresence Endpoints Part 4
- Operating And Troubleshooting Cisco Telepresence Endpoints Part 5
Module 14: Cisco Multipoint Conferencing Solutions
- Cisco Multipoint Conferencing Solutions Part 1
- Cisco Multipoint Conferencing Solutions Part 2
- Cisco Multipoint Conferencing Solutions Part 3
Module 15: Configuring And Monitoring Cisco Multipoint
- Configuring And Monitoring Cisco Multipoint Part 1
- Configuring And Monitoring Cisco Multipoint Part 2
Module 16: Cisco DMP Characteristics And Installation
- Cisco DMP Characteristics And Installation Part 1
- Cisco DMP Characteristics And Installation Part 2
Module 17: Configuring Cisco DMPs
- Configuring Cisco DMP's
Module 18: Managing Cisco Edge 340 DMPs
- Managing Cisco Edge340 DMPs
- Course Conclusion
Module 19: Labs
- Basic Switch Port Configuration
- Dashboard Options Part 1
- Dashboard Options Part 2
- Preparations For Endpoints Part 1
- Preparations For Endpoints Part 2
- Preparations For Endpoints Part 3
- Preparations For Endpoints Part 4
- Basic Troubleshooting
- Setup TC Endpoint Part 1
- Setup TC Endpoint Part 2
- Setup TC Endpoint Part 3
- Setup TC Endpoint Part 4
Module 1: Network Review
- Course Introduction
- Network Review Part 1
- Network Review Part 2
- Network Review Part 3
- Network Review Part 4
Module 2: Terminology And Fundamentals
- Terminology And Fundamentals Part 1
- Terminology And Fundamentals Part 2
- Terminology And Fundamentals Part 3
- Terminology And Fundamentals Part 4
- Terminology And Fundamentals Part 5
- Terminology And Fundamentals Part 6
- Terminology And Fundamentals Part 7
Module 3: PKI And Cryptography
- Pki And Cryptography Part 1
- Pki And Cryptography Part 2
Module 4: AAA
- AAA Part 1
- AAA Part 2
- AAA Part 3
Module 5: Bring Your Own Device
- Bring Your Own Device Part 1
- Bring Your Own Device Part 2
- Bring Your Own Device Part 3
Module 6: Secure Access
- Secure Access Part 1
- Secure Access Part 2
- Secure Access Part 3
- Secure Access Demo
Module 7: VPNs
- VPN Concepts Part 1
- VPN Concepts Part 2
- Remote Access VPNs Part 1
- Remote Access VPNs Part 2
- Site To Site VPNs
Module 8: Secure Routing And Switching
- Secure Routing And Switching Part 1
- Secure Routing And Switching Part 2
- Secure Routing And Switching Demo 1
- Secure Routing And Switching Demo 2
- Layer2 Attacks Part 1
- Layer2 Attacks Part 2
- Layer2 Attacks Part 3
- Mitigation Part 1
- Mitigation Part 2
Module 9: Firewalls
- Firewall Technologies Part 1
- Firewall Technologies Part 2
- Implementing Nat Part 1
- Implementing Nat Part 2
- Zone Based Firewall
- Firewall Features On The ASA Part 1
- Firewall Features On The ASA Part 2
- Firewall Features On The ASA Part 3
Module 10: Intrusion Protection System (IPS)
- Intrusion Protection System Part 1
- Intrusion Protection System Part 2
Module 11: Content And Endpoint Security
- Content And Endpoint Security Part 1
- Content And Endpoint Security Part 2
- Course Conclusion
Module 1: Wireless Basics
- Course And Instructor Introduction
- Wireless Basics Part 1
- Wireless Basics Part 2
- Wireless Basics Part 3
- Wireless Basics Part 4
- Wireless Basics Part 5
- Wireless Basics Part 6
Module 2: Wireless Standards
- Wireless Standards Part 1
- Wireless Standards Part 2
- Wireless Standards Part 3
- Wireless Standards Part 4
- Wireless Standards Part 5
Module 3: Wireless Signals
- Wireless Signals Part 1
- Wireless Signals Part 2
Module 4: Antennas
- Antennas Part 1
- Antennas Part 2
- Antennas Part 3
Module 5: Topologies
- Topologies Part 1
- Topologies Part 2
Module 6: Frame Types
- Frame Types Part 1
- Frame Types Part 2
- Frame Types Part 3
Module 7: Planning Coverage
- Planning Coverage Part 1
- Planning Coverage Part 2
- Planning Coverage Part 3
Module 8: Architectures
- Architectures Part 1
- Architectures Part 2
- Architectures Part 3
Module 9: Stand Alone And Cloud Deployments
- Stand Alone And Cloud Deployments Part 1
- Stand Alone And Cloud Deployments Part 2
Module 10: Controller Based Deployment
- Controller Based Deployment Part 1
- Controller Based Deployment Part 2
- Controller Based Deployment Part 3
Module 11: Controller Discovery
- Controller Discovery Part 1
- Controller Discovery Part 2
- Controller Discovery Part 3
Module 12: Roaming
- Roaming Part 1
- Roaming Part 2
Module 13: Radio Resource Management
- Radio Resource Management Part 1
- Radio Resource Management Part 2
- Radio Resource Management Part 3
Module 14: Wireless Security
- Wireless Security Part 1
- Wireless Security Part 2
- Wireless Security Part 3
Module 15: WLAN Configuration
- WLAN Configuration
Module 16: Guest Networks
- Guest Networks
Module 17: Client Connectivity
- Client Connectivity Part 1
- Client Connectivity Part 2
Module 18: Managing Wireless
- Managing Wireless Part 1
- Managing Wireless Part 2
Module 19: Interference
- Interference Part 1
- Interference Part 2
Module 20: Troubleshooting
- Troubleshooting Part 1
- Troubleshooting Part 2
- Course Conclusion
Module 1: Introduction to Cisco Troubleshooting
- Introduction
- Troubleshooting And Maintenance
- IOS Troubleshooting Commands
- Remote Data Gathering
- Introduction To Graphical Troubleshooting Tools And Review
Module 2: Troubleshooting Switches
- Troubleshoot Catalyst Switches
- Troubleshoot TCAM
Module 3: Troubleshooting VLANS and Trunking
- Troubleshooting VLANs And Trunking-Part1
- Troubleshooting VLANs And Trunking-Part2
- Troubleshooting VLANs And Trunking-Part3
- Trouble Ticket 1 VLANS
Module 4: Troubleshooting Spanning Tree Protocol, EtherChannel
- Spanning Tree Protocol
- STP Port Configuration
- Ether Channel
- Trouble Ticket 2-Trunking
Module 5: Troubleshooting InterVLAN Routing and Layer 3 EtherChannel
- Troubleshooting Inter-VLAN Routing
- Troubleshooting Layer 3 Ether Channel
Module 6: Troubleshooting Switch Security Features
- Troubleshoot Switch Security-Part1
- Troubleshoot Switch Security-Part2
- Trouble Ticket 3-Switch Security-Part1
- Trouble Ticket 3-Switch Security-Part2
Module 7: Troubleshooting FirstHop Redundancy Protocols
- HSRP
- VRRP
- Questions
- Trouble Ticket 4
Module 8: Troubleshooting IPv4 and IPv4 Addressing
- IPv4 Addressing DHCPNAT-Part1
- IPv4 Addressing DHCPNAT-Part2
- Trouble Ticket 5
- Trouble Ticket 6
Module 9: IPv6 Addressing and Addressing Technologies
- IPv6 Addressing Options
Module 10: Troubleshooting IPv4 and IPv6 ACLs and Prefix Lists
- IPv4 ACLs
- Prefixlists IPv6 ACLs
- Trouble Ticket Access Control List1
- Trouble Ticket Access Control List2
Module 11: Troubleshooting GRE and Basic Routing Tunnels
- IPv4 Routing-Part1
- IPv4 Routing-Part2
- IPv6 Routing
- GRE Tunnels
Module 12: Troubleshooting RIPv2 and RIPng
- RIPv2
- RIPng
Module 13: Troubleshooting EIGRP
- EIGRP
- EIGRP For IPv6
- Trouble Ticket 1
- Trouble Ticket 2
Module 14: OSPF and OSPFv3
- OSPF-Part1
- OSPF-Part2
- OSPFv3
- Trouble Ticket 1
- Trouble Ticket 2
- Trouble Ticket 3
Module 15: Troubleshooting Route Maps and Policy Based Routing
- Route Maps And Policy Based Routing
Module 16: Troubleshooting Redistribution
- Verifying Redistribution Configuration
- Troubleshooting Redistribution With Route Maps
Module 17: Troubleshooting BGP
- BGP Overview
- BGP Configuration-Part1
- BGP Configuration-Part2
- Trouble Ticket 1
- Trouble Ticket 2
Module 18: Troubleshooting Management Protocols and Tools
- Troubleshooting Management Protocols And Tools
- SPAN And RSPAN
Module 19: Troubleshooting Management Access
- Management Access Troubleshooting
- Conclusion
Module 1: Methodologies Used To Design A Network
- Introduction
- Developing Business Trends
- P P D I O O- Part 1
- P P D I O O- Part 2
- 3 Layer Campus Design
- Modular Network Design
- Cisco Eight Step Design Methodology
- Cisco I I N
Module 2: Network Structure And Modularity
- Network Design Fundamentals
- Design Methods And Methodologies- Part 1
- Design Methods And Methodologies- Part 2
- Enterprise Campus Design- Part 1
- Enterprise Campus Design- Part 2
Module 3: Basic Enterprise Campus Networks
- Campus Design Considerations- Part 1
- Campus Design Considerations- Part 2
- Cisco S O N A
Module 4: Enterprise Edge And Remote Network Modules
- WAN Technologies And VPN- Part 1
- WAN Technologies And VPN- Part 2
- WAN Technologies- Part 1
- WAN Technologies- Part 2
- VPN Technologies- Part 1
- VPN Technologies- Part 2
- VPN Technologies- Part 3
Module 5: IP Addressing And Routing Protocols
- Routing Protocol Operation And Design- Part 1
- Routing Protocol Operation And Design- Part 2
- Routing Protocol Operation And Design- Part 3
- Routing Protocol Operation And Design- Part 4
- EIGRP – Part 1
- EIGRP – Part 2
Module 6: Enterprise Switching I
- Enterprise Switching
- Inter VLAN Routing
- Multilayer Switch
- Enterprise Switch Features And Design
- VSS
- Best Practices
Module 7: Enterprise Switching II
- Switch Macros And Smart Ports
- Private VLANs
- Etherchannel
Module 8: Subnetting
- IP v4
- Subnetting- Part 1
- Subnetting- Part 2
- Subnetting- Part 3
- Subnetting- Part 4
- IP v6
Module 9: Designing Advanced Services
- Designing Advanced Services
- GLBP
- Access Points
- Radio Frequencies
- Wireless Signals
- Wireless LAN To VLAN Mapping
- Conclusion
Module 1: Introduction
- Intro Part 1
- Intro Part 2
- Intro Part 3
- Intro Part 4
- Intro Part 5
- Intro Part 6
- Intro Part 7
Module 2: Telephony
- Telephony Part 1
- Telephony Part 2
- Telephony Part 3
- Telephony Part 4
Module 3: Basic Call Routing
- Basic Call Routing Part 1
- Basic Call Routing Part 2
- Basic Call Routing Part 3
Module 4: VOIP Call Routing
- VOIP Call Routing Part 1
- VOIP Call Routing Part2
- VOIP Call Routing Part 3
- VOIP Call Routing Part 4
- VOIP Call Routing Part 5
Module 5: CUCME Call Routing Basics
- CUCME Call Routing Basics Part 1
- CUCME Call Routing Basics Part 2
- CUCME Call Routing Basics Part 3
- CUCME Call Routing Basics Part 4
- CUCME Call Routing Basics Part 5
- CUCME Call Routing Basics Part 6
- CUCME Call Routing Basics Part 7
- CUCME Call Routing Basics Part 8
- CUCME Call Routing Basics Part 9
- CUCME Call Routing Basics Part 10
- CUCME Call Routing Basics Part 11
Module 6: Preparing Network For Voice
- Preparing Network For Voice Part 1
- Preparing Network For Voice Part 2
- Preparing Network For Voice Part 3
- Preparing Network For Voice Part 4
- Preparing Network For Voice Part 5
- Preparing Network For Voice Part 6
Module 7: IP Phone Behavior
- IP Phone Behavior
Module 8: CUCME Administration Basics
- CUCME Administration Basics Part 1
- CUCME Administration Basics Part 2
- CUCME Administration Basics Part 3
- CUCME Administration Basics Part 4
Module 9: CUCME StandUp
- CUCME Stand Up Part 1
- CUCME Stand Up Part 2
- CUCME Stand Up Part 3
- CUCME Stand Up Part 4
- CUCME Stand Up Part 5
Module 10: CUCME StandUp Part 2
- CUCME Stand Up2 Part 1
- CUCME Stand Up2 Part 2
Module 11: CUCME StandUp CUCME
- CUCME Stand Up CUCME Part 1
- CUCME Stand Up CUCME Part 2
- CUCME Stand Up CUCME Part 3
Module 12: End Users and End User Interfaces
- End Users And End User Interfaces Part 1
- End Users And End User Interfaces Part 2
- End Users And End User Interfaces Part 3
Module 13: Endpoint Implementation
- Endpoint Implementation Part 1
- Endpoint Implementation Part 2
- Endpoint Implementation Part 3
- Endpoint Implementation Part 4
Module 14: Call Coverage
- Call Coverage Part 1
- Call Coverage Part 2
- Call Coverage Part 3
- Call Coverage Part 4
- Call Coverage Part 5
- Call Coverage Part 6
- Call Coverage Part 7
- Call Coverage Part 8
- Call Coverage Part 9
Module 15: Calling Restrictions and Routing
- Calling Restrictions And Routing Part 1
- Calling Restrictions And Routing Part 2
- Calling Restrictions And Routing Part 3
- Calling Restrictions And Routing Part 4
- Calling Restrictions And Routing Part 5
- Calling Restrictions And Routing Part 6
Module 16: CUCME Advance Call Coverage
- CUCME Advance Call Coverage Part 1
- CUCME Advance Call Coverage Part 2
Module 17: Implementing Unity Connection
- Implementing Unity Connection Part 1
- Implementing Unity Connection Part 2
- Implementing Unity Connection Part 3
- Implementing Unity Connection Part 4
- Implementing Unity Connection Part 5
- Implementing Unity Connection Part 6
- Implementing Unity Connection Part 7
- Implementing Unity Connection Part 8
- Outro
[ FAQ ]
Frequently Asked Questions.
What topics does the CCNA Security Cisco 210-260 exam cover?
The CCNA Security Cisco 210-260 exam encompasses a wide range of topics essential for any network security professional. This certification focuses on Cisco’s core security technologies and best practices for securing networks. Key domains covered in the exam include:
- Security Concepts: Understanding security fundamentals, including the CIA triad (Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability).
- Secure Access: Implementation of secure access control systems and authentication methods.
- VPN Technologies: Knowledge of Virtual Private Networks and how to implement secure remote access.
- Firewall Technologies: Configuration and management of firewalls and intrusion prevention systems.
- Network Security Monitoring: Skills for monitoring network traffic and identifying potential threats.
By mastering these topics, you’ll not only prepare effectively for the CCNA Security certification exam but also gain practical skills applicable in the real world.
What prerequisites do I need for the CCNA Security Cisco 210-260 certification?
While there are no formal prerequisites for the CCNA Security Cisco 210-260 certification, a foundational understanding of networking concepts is highly beneficial. It is recommended that candidates have a CCNA certification or equivalent knowledge to ensure they are familiar with basic networking principles, as this will make grasping advanced security concepts much easier.
The CCNA Security course is designed for individuals aiming to enhance their network security skills, making it suitable for:
- Network Security Specialists
- Network Engineers
- Security Administrators
- IT Managers
- Cyber Security Analysts
Additionally, having experience with Cisco devices and networking protocols will provide a significant advantage when studying for the exam.
How does CCNA Security Cisco 210-260 compare to the CCNP Security certification?
The CCNA Security Cisco 210-260 certification serves as an entry-level credential focused on foundational security skills and concepts, while the CCNP Security certification is more advanced and specialized. Here are some key differences:
- Target Audience: CCNA Security is aimed at beginners and those new to network security, whereas CCNP Security targets experienced professionals looking to deepen their expertise.
- Content Scope: CCNA Security covers essential topics such as secure access, VPNs, and firewalls. In contrast, CCNP Security dives into more complex areas like advanced threat protection and secure network design.
- Career Progression: Obtaining the CCNA Security certification can be a stepping stone to pursue the CCNP Security certification, which can significantly enhance your qualifications and potential salary.
In summary, the CCNA Security is ideal for those starting their journey in network security, while the CCNP Security is for those looking to specialize and advance in their careers.
What are the benefits of obtaining the CCNA Security Cisco 210-260 certification?
Obtaining the CCNA Security Cisco 210-260 certification offers numerous benefits that can significantly enhance your career in network security. Here are some key advantages:
- Industry Recognition: The CCNA Security certification is globally recognized and respected, signaling your competence in Cisco’s security technologies to employers.
- Career Opportunities: This certification can open doors to various job roles such as Network Security Specialist, Cyber Security Analyst, and Security Administrator.
- Salary Potential: According to Payscale, professionals with the CCNA Security certification earn an average salary of around $77,000 per year, with potential for growth as you gain experience.
- Foundation for Advanced Certifications: Successfully passing the CCNA Security exam paves the way for pursuing more advanced Cisco certifications, further enhancing your career trajectory.
In summary, the CCNA Security certification not only validates your skills but also positions you for lucrative job opportunities in the growing field of network security.
What preparation strategies should I use for the CCNA Security Cisco 210-260 exam?
Preparing for the CCNA Security Cisco 210-260 exam requires a structured approach to ensure you grasp the essential concepts and practical skills. Here are some effective strategies:
- Study the Exam Objectives: Familiarize yourself with the exam topics outlined by Cisco. This will help you focus your study efforts on the most important areas.
- Hands-On Practice: Engage in labs and simulations to gain practical experience with Cisco security technologies. This hands-on approach will enhance your understanding and retention of concepts.
- Utilize Official Resources: Leverage Cisco’s official study materials and practice exams to assess your knowledge and readiness.
- Join Study Groups: Collaborating with peers can provide additional insights, motivation, and support as you prepare for the exam.
- Take a Course: Enroll in a comprehensive CCNA Security course, such as the one we offer, to gain structured training and access to expert instructors.
By implementing these strategies, you’ll be well-equipped to tackle the CCNA Security exam and excel in your network security career.