Build your own virtual CCNA lab network - without emulators

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Go to Course: https://www.udemy.com/course/virtual-ccna-lab-network/

Overview

Labs included for CCNA and CCNP.Note: this course is unique on Udemy (and probably on most of the rest of the Internet as well). If you're the least interested in networking, you will benefit greatly from this course.The usual options today only take you so far. Emulator software such as the routers in Cisco Packet Tracer lack many of the functions and commands needed for CCNA certification, and they lack a Lot of functions and technologies for CCNP or CCIE.And GNS3 is a cheap-quality product with a difficult user interface, and it requires a Cisco contract for access to router images. Our solution is built on a top-rated, commercial-grade hypervisor (ESXi) and free demo versions of the Cisco routing software.In this course you will learn how to create a lab network using (demo) versions of the real Cisco IOS and IOS XR routing software, which contain support for all advanced routing technologies, including BGP and MPLS.All you need is this course and free (or very low cost) software and equipment, like an old left-over computer and some applications.ENROLL TODAY or try out our free sample lectures.IntroductionFREE PREVIEW: IntroductionFREE PREVIEW: Welcome care-package0. PreparationsPreparations: Creating an IP address planPreparations: Designing the network1. InstallationObtain and download the systemPrepare the installation mediaAccess the BIOS setup and change the boot orderInstall, configure and access the hypervisor2. Using the platformBasic initial configuration of the hypervisorInstalling your first virtual machineGetting a Windows license keyInstalling a Windows virtual machine [FAILED attempt]Successfully installing a Windows virtual machineConfigure IP addresses for the VMsConfigure Linux services3. Setting up the virtual routersCreating network topology diagramsLink networks and vlansInstalling virtual IOS routersVirtual serial console connectionsUpdating our network topology diagramInstalling the Cisco IOS XRv 9000Setting up the rest of the routersFREE PREVIEW: OSPF and remote sysloggingBacking up the configRemote administration4. LABS for CCNA and CCNP

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