Hello! Welcome to our CCNA Training (R&S) 200-125 series in Urdu. CCNA stands for Cisco Certified Network Associate. R&S means Routing & Switching. The Exam Code of this course in 200-125. It's the basic course of CCNA track. If you want to start any certification like CCNA Security then you must pass the exam of CCNA R&S first. The exam time of this course is 90-120 mints. Here 90 mints time is for English Speaking Person & 120 mints time for non-native speakers. Total Marks of Exam is 1000 & Passing mark is 860. Number of Questions in Exam is 55 to 65. You can book the exam from Pearson testing service. Here is the link of Exam website. https://home.pearsonvue.com EZXPRT an IT Trainnig Institute offers CISCO , Microsoft, Vmware, Huawei, Trainings in Rawalpindi, Lahore, Mirpur and Wah Cant campuses, We offer ONLINE Live and Recorded Training's on demand and we provide services of Career Counseling, Motivation etc. For more details you may contact WhatsApp/Call :+923-23-4699123 shafqaat@ezprt.com www.ezxprt.com www.facebook.com/ezxprt www.youtube.com/c/ezxprt

1. CCNA(ROUTING & SWITCHING)
Exam Code: 200-125

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3. CISCO CAREER PLAN
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4. What is CCNA ?
 CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate) is an information
technology (IT) certification from Cisco.
 CCNA certification is an associate-level Cisco Career certification.
 There are now several different types of Cisco-Certified Network
Associate, with "CCNA Routing and Switching" being closest to the
original CCNA focus; other types of CCNA focus on security, cloud,
collaboration, security operations, design, data center technologies,
industrial plants, service providers, and wireless.
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5. CCNA CERTIFICATION
 The 200-125 CCNA is the composite exam associated
with the Cisco Certified Network Associate (Routing &
Switching) certification.
 This exam tests a candidate's knowledge and skills
required to install, operate, and troubleshoot a small to
medium size enterprise branch network.
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6. CCNA Main Topics
 network types; Routing and switching fundamentals
 LAN & WAN connectivity; LAN & WAN technologies
 the TCP/IP and OSI models; Network Medium
 IP addressing; Operating and configuring IOS devices
 determining IP routes; Managing IP traffic with access lists
 extending switched networks with VLANs; establishing Frame Relay connections
 implementing network security;
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7. EXAM GUIDE
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 Exam code 200-125
 Testing Authority Pearson
 Exam Questions 60 --- 65
 Simulation Labs 2 --- 4
 Performing Labs 1 --- 2
 Time Duration 90 – 120 min
 Total Marks 1000
 Passing Marks 810
 Exam Fee 325$
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10. Course Content
 Lecture #1: What is Network
 Lecture #2:Installation of Packet Tracer
 Lecture #3: Network Fundamentals
 Lecture #4: OSI Reference Model
 Lecture #5: Basics of Addresses
 Lecture #6:
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11. Course Content
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 Lecture #8: Router Management
 Lecture #9: Router Security
 Lecture #10: Static Route
 Lecture #11: Rip
 Lecture #12: EIGRP
 Lecture #13: OSPF
 Lecture #14: Redistribution

12. Course Content
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 Lecture #15: NAT
 Lecture #16: ACL
 Lecture #17: Switching(VLAN)
 Lecture #18: Inter VLAN
 Lecture #19: STP

13. LECTURE 1:
What is Network
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14. DEFINITION OF NETWORK
Connectivity of different devices
through some sort of medium for the
purpose of Communication
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PROBLEM IN NETWORK:
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15. TYPES OF DEVICES
Devices are of two types
1- Passive Devices 2- Active Devices
( no need of power/electricity ) (required power/electricity )
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16. TYPES OF DEVICES
Active Devices are also of two types
Intelligent (manageable) Non-intelligent (non-manageable)
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Netgear Hub
D-Link Hub

17. TYPES OF DEVICES
Network Devices
End user Networking Security
Pc/Laptop Routers Firewall
IP Phone Switches ASA
IP Camera Access Points IDS/IPS
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18. Devices Symbols
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Router Firewall Layer-2 Switch
Layer-3 Switch
Hub
PC Server Frame-Relay Switch Cloud

19. Network Medium
There are two types of medium
Guided Medium Un-Guided Medium
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20. NETWORK CABLES
▰Coaxial Cable
▰Fiber Optics
▰Twisted Pair Cable
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Thin-net/Thick-net
Single Mode / Multi Mode
STP / UTP

21. LAN Cables
STRAIGHT THROUGH CABLE & CROSS THROUGH CABLE
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22. WAN Cables
Serial Cable
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New Smart Serial Cable Mixed Serial CableOld Serial Cable

23. CISCO PROPERIOTRY CABLE
Console Cable or Roll-Over Cable
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DB-9 Connector
(pc-serial port)
RJ-45
(cisco side) USB Serial

24. Cables Symbols
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Straight Through Cable Cross Through Cable Serial Cable
DCE
DTE
Console / Rollover Cable
DB-9
Connectors
RJ-45
Connector

25. UTILIZATION OF CABLE
1. Same Layer’s devices use cross cable
2. Different Layer’s devices use straight cable
3. Console connectivity require roll over cable
4. T-shoot require loopback
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26. WHY NETWORK?
To Share Resources e.g. Share Printer,Share Information i.e.
Pictures etc
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27. BENEFITS & DRAWBACKS
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Reduce overall cost
Improve Performance
Security risk

28. LECTURE 2:
Network Fundamentals
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29. NETWOR TYPES
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Geographically Network is divided into two main types
1- Local Area Network (LAN) 2- Wide Area Network (WAN)

30. Local Area Network (LAN)
Local Area Network
A network with-in a small House, Office
or Campus without using any Public
Infrastructure is called Local Area Network.
 It is also called Private-Network
 It is a low cast network
 It is a high speed network
 Normally considered Layer-2 Network
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31. Wide Area Network (WAN)
Wide Area Network
A large organizational Network which has no limits
Built using public infrastructure is called
Wide Area Network
 It is also called Public-Network
 It is a high cost network
 It is a low speed network
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32. ETHERNET STANDRED
IEEE 802.3
This is generally a local area network (LAN) technology with some wide
area network (WAN) applications. Developed by Institute of Electrical
and Electronics Engineers (IEEE).
 Ethernet = 10Mbps
 Fast Ethernet=100Mbps
 Giga Ethernet=1000Mbps
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34. TYPES OF COMUNICATION
Sharing of resources between devices is called Communication.
There are three types of communication
 Unicast (one to one )
 Multicast (grouped)
 Broadcast (one to all)
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35. MODES OF COMUNICATION
There are two modes of communication
 Simplex Mode
(Sender sends only, Receiver receives only)
 Half Duplex
(one can send or receive at same time)
 Full Duplex
(one can send & receive at same time)
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36. NETWORK TOPOLOGIES
Physical Layout of Network is called Topology
Selection of topology depends on followings
 COST
 PERFORMANCE (CSMA/CD)(BROADCAST)
 RELIABILITY
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37. TOPOLOGY TYPES
There are three main types of topologies
 LAN TOPOLOGIES (bus/star/ring/mesh)
 WAN TOPOLOGIES (hub & spoke/mesh)
 WLAN TOPOLOGIES(Infrastructure / Ad-hoc / mesh)
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38. BUS TOPOLOGY
A bus topology uses a single
backbone cable
that is terminated at both
ends.
All the hosts connect directly
to this backbone
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39. DRAWBACKS OF BUS TOPOLOGY
 Cost= low
 Performance = poor
(single collision & Broadcast domain)
 Reliability= zero
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40. RING TOPOLOGY
 Uses a Token to pass information
 Token is attached to the Message by
the sender
 If the Recipient computer identifies
the Token as its own, then it will
process the information.
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41. STAR TOPOLOGY (HUB)
 Hub works as a center device
 Single point of failure
 More cable required
 Hub always broadcast
 Hub is the none intelligent device
 Hub share the bandwidth
 Hub offers one collusion domain
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42. STAR TOPOLOGY (SWITCH)
 Most common type today used. All computers
are attached to a switch less collisions & most
efficient
 Every port of the switch is on separate collision
 Switch builds cam table
 Switch broadcast / multicast / unicast
 Switch offers one broadcast domain
 But single point of failure
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