Hello and Happy Friday All!
I just wrapped up teaching my Spring 2021 Cisco Networking Academy CCNP ENCORv8 course at the University of Maryland Global Campus (UMGC) and wanted to share all of the supplemental video tutorials I created with the goal of hopefully adding some value to the course for my learners. These would also be of value to you in your CCNA studies as well and will hopefully provide a soft landing into the CCNP certification track too. There are over 35 hours of material here and I have broken each of the tutorials down by the week they were covered in the course, whether it was a Packet Tracer activity or a supplemental tutorial using CML2/my physical Cisco gear, the topic(s) covered, and the runtime in minutes for each video. There are several videos on the topics that tend to cause the most confusion for learners: VRFs and IPsec. For those topics I created a number of supplemental videos that take a much deeper dive into the material than is found in the course. Okay, hopefully these will add some value to your studies/certification preparation as well and have a great weekend!
*Disclaimer: I cannot provide you with the Packet Tracer activities, but you can download Packet Tracer for FREE (link below) and work up the scenarios or come up with your own.
Packet Tracer FREE Download: https://www.netacad.com/courses/packet-tracer
Okay, here is the playlist of videos and all the best!
WEEK #1:
- Packet Tracer 1.2.1: Inter-VLAN Routing (70:20) -> https://youtu.be/XwYjpBAS1cs
- Chapter #4 Supplemental Video Tutorial: Multiple Spanning Tree (MST – 802.1s – 40:09) -> https://youtu.be/oykr6sZ_Gak
- Packet Tracer 5.2.1: Configure VTP and DTP (89:04) -> https://youtu.be/uBu7UMpapDc
- Packet Tracer 5.2.1 Supplement: Configure VTPv3 (35:51) -> https://youtu.be/ufskhr7ksEk
- Packet Tracer 5.2.2: Configure EtherChannel (50:47) -> https://youtu.be/VHw7bu4alig
- Packet Tracer 5.2.2 Supplement: LACP & XOR Hashing (45:37) -> https://youtu.be/3I_Vqvrqkb4
WEEK #2:
- Packet Tracer 6.2.1: Configure IPv4 and IPv6 Static and Default Routes (63:35) -> https://youtu.be/EfehfcQ5-6c
- Packet Tracer 8.2.1: Configuring OSPFv2 in a Single Area (77:12) -> https://youtu.be/kdszN3mFd1M
- Packet Tracer 9.2.1: Implementing Multiarea OSPFv2 (119:16) -> https://youtu.be/fZCo4SakNdQ
- Packet Tracer 9.2.2: Configure OSPFv2 Advanced Features (93:45) -> https://youtu.be/qV2VlYyexQ8
- Chapter #6 Supplemental Video Tutorial: VRF-Lite w/Dedicated Physical Interfaces – Part 1 (62:58) -> https://youtu.be/soFg6kED4Hg
- Chapter #6 Supplemental Video Tutorial: VRF-Lite w/802.1Q Tags & Sub-Interfaces – Part #2 (35:38) -> https://youtu.be/GWJ3FHLyaQQ
- Packet Tracer 10.2.1: Configuring Multiarea OSPFv3 (36:46) -> https://youtu.be/anV-gmTGzV8
- Chapter #6 Supplemental Video Tutorial: VRF-Lite w/Back-to-Back Frame Relay Sub-Interfaces – Part #3 (42:11) -> https://youtu.be/SRTMbpRSv7I
- Packet Tracer #6 Supplemental Video Tutorial: VRF-Lite w/GRE Tunnels – Part #4 (56:02) -> https://youtu.be/K-KqELhBZ8g
- Chapter #6 Supplemental Video Tutorial: Easy Virtual Network (EVN) – Part #5 (42:16) -> https://youtu.be/mBcGzcEyJqA
WEEK #3:
- Packet Tracer 11.2.1: Configure eBGP (63:48) -> https://youtu.be/l5tE3tIqntc
WEEK #4:
- Packet Tracer 15.2.1: Configure NTP (31:08) -> https://youtu.be/VZzu7rABzYU
- Packet Tracer 15.2.2: NAT for IPv4 (33:53) -> https://youtu.be/3mzGQ9klSRk
- Packet Tracer 15.2.3: HSRP Configuration Guide (67:33) -> https://youtu.be/Nn5ZQPG3DCI
- Chapter #15 Supplemental Video Tutorial: Multigroup HSRP Same VLAN (28:59) -> https://youtu.be/Cb_MAeJ4vxU
- Chapter #15 Supplemental Video Tutorial: Multigroup HSRP Different VLANs (26:05) -> https://youtu.be/jDw7RC_rS9A
- Chapter #15 Supplemental Video Tutorial: HSRP Built-in Object Tracking (31:09) -> https://youtu.be/6w24ybEgvUM
- Chapter #15 Supplemental Video Tutorial: HSRP Enhanced Object Tracking (25:54) -> https://youtu.be/r-Xb1Y81gWI
- Packet Tracer 16.2.1: Configure GRE (34:22) -> https://youtu.be/ot9SuNF5re8
- Packet Tracer 16.2.2: Site-to-Site IPsec Tunnels w/Crypto Maps (81:00) -> https://youtu.be/gaKdT2Nbn4Y
- Chapter #16 Supplemental Video Tutorial: GRE over IPsec w/IKEv1 and OSPF (47:57) -> https://youtu.be/tF8fItQHJNY
- Chapter #16 Supplemental Video Tutorial: Static Tunnel Virtual Interface (SVTI) w/IKEv1 and Default ISAKMP/IPsec (26:40) -> https://youtu.be/5g3qrKq8d6s
- Chapter #16 Supplemental Video Tutorial: Static Tunnel Virtual Interface (SVTI) w/IKEv1 w/Custom ISAKMP/IPsec (27:10) -> https://youtu.be/kRyaOGaHJso
- Chapter #16 Supplemental Video Tutorial: Static Tunnel Virtual Interface (SVTI) w/IKEv2 (37:47) -> https://youtu.be/RMXukF7uS_w
- Packet Tracer 20.2.1: Configure a Basic WLAN on the WLC (29:21) -> https://youtu.be/DLunqPNakFI
- Chapter #20 Supplemental Video Tutorial: Password Recovery on Cisco 2504 WLC (4:25) -> https://youtu.be/UdNljIyfT0U
- Packet Tracer 20.2.2: Configure WPA2+Enterprise Wireless LAN on WLC (38:34) -> https://youtu.be/nDFaswfPnsk
WEEK #5:
- Packet Tracer 20.2.1: Configure a Basic WLAN on the WLC (29:21) -> https://youtu.be/DLunqPNakFI
- Chapter #20 Supplemental Video Tutorial: Password Recovery on Cisco 2504 WLC (4:25) -> https://youtu.be/UdNljIyfT0U
- Packet Tracer 20.2.2: Configure WPA2+Enterprise Wireless LAN on WLC (38:34) -> https://youtu.be/nDFaswfPnsk
- Packet Tracer 21.2.1: Troubleshoot WLAN Issues (28:54) – > https://youtu.be/198M7EOfxBI
WEEK #6:
- Packet Tracer 24.2.1: Configure SYSLOG and NTP (48:06) -> https://youtu.be/_jwp4Bx8CiA
- Packet Tracer 24.2.2: Logging from Multiple Sources (24:28) -> https://youtu.be/5zBAiqRHZ7w
WEEK #7:
- Packet Tracer 26.2.1: Configure Extended IPv4 ACLs – Scenario 1 (37:29) -> https://youtu.be/S6OEXN-JHi0
- Packet Tracer 26.2.2: Configure Extended IPv4 ACLs – Scenario 2 (25:31) -> https://youtu.be/9ohhjVe7SJQ
- Packet Tracer 26.2.3: Configure IP ACLs to Mitigate Attacks (67:36) -> https://youtu.be/oXqeFvH2oHA
WEEK #8:
- Packet Tracer 26.2.4: Configure Secure Passwords and SSH (35:49) -> https://youtu.be/Nyr4N5OJL_M
- Packet Tracer 26.2.5: Configure AAA Authentication on Cisco (63:41) -> https://youtu.be/3eAldRYuN0A
Cheers,
Travis