Cisco Certified Network Associate this is Imran Rafai, the trainer for this entire
series. This is a series update, so we are here to give you an update regarding our
series that has been going on on YouTube for a very very long time. I must
apologize for the dog that is barking in the background. As you see on the slide
we are officially updating our series from the old series to the latest two
hundred three zero one which is the new CCNA from Cisco. Right, so how are we
going to take our series forward? How are we gonna upgrade this series from what
we did all this while and how we are gonna map to the new series that's what
you will learn in this video so stay tuned and like always before we go ahead
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answer in this video first this like I said this is an official update about
our series and how we're going to map to the new Cisco CCNA as you know Cisco
updated the CCNA to what they call the two hundred three zero one sixty na so
the first question is this series still valid and I have said this many many
times on various social media platform that this series is valid and will
always be valid because whenever Cisco updates the version like how they have
done now we will be adding new videos if there are new topics in the syllabus
right and if there are all syllabus like for instance now we we learn AIG RP we
and rip right in the new syllabus these are not there so if you if you follow
our series on YouTube you will obviously learn more than what is required but you
will not learn less than what is required so this series will always be
valid right maybe even five years later it will still be valid because in the
meantime whenever Cisco updates the syllabus will come back and add new
videos on you to bridge the gap from let's say now in a series we don't have
those new topics we will add those new topics but if let's say for instance
topics like OSPF or on IP version 4 these are topics that has been there for
like this a technology that's been there for last 20-30 years so if you have
learned IP version 4 from any video on YouTube in the last even videos that's
uploaded 10 years ago or 15 years ago right or books that is written 20 years
ago so most technologists are still valid
because those technologies do not evolve its own it's not a new technology it's
technology that's been there for a while so that technology will never change as
long as that technology is part of your new CCNA those technologies and those
videos will always be valid so if you wash a video in our 52 videos that's
already there if you watch any of those videos and if any of the technologies
that you've learned there those technologies will not change right
whether it is part of your new CCNA or not that's a different story
but you will always know the technology and you will know this is always
knowledge for you right so remember this this series will always be valid right
that's our aim I don't know how long I can keep this but as long as I'm active
I will make sure that we will come back and add new videos about new topics if
there are new topics that's not covered in our series
now if we go to Cisco's website and you look at the Cisco's course content or
syllabus we can see what is there in a series when the 52 videos what we
already covered and what we have not covered so that we have an understanding
and this we can use to bridge the gap right so let me go to that website
all right this is the website that you need to go so I'm gonna put this link in
the description right and if you come down you will see that we have six
sections right first one is dead for fundamentals then network access IP
connectivity IP services security fundamentals automation and
programmability right so if you if you click on network of fundamentals we see
we have many subdivisions so let's go through the 1.1 says explain the rule
and function of network components we of course discuss routers l2 and l3 switch
we discuss next-generation firewall and IPS we haven't discuss its which was
part of security so like what what's the squad's done now is they mode know you
already know by now that cisco has made all CCNA specializations into one CCNA
so now this new CCNA is everything it has Wireless it has security and it has
a little bit of programmability and these are all new topics that's come up
right so earlier I firewall in IPS was part of Cisco CCNA security now this is
all part of CCNA so we will cover this so this we have not covered access point
was wireless we have not covered controller was it was part of wireless
controller and of course in the new Cisco DNA Center is where you control
all the devices right we'll come back to all that so this is also something we
haven't covered endpoints and service we haven't covered right so one point one
some of the topics we have some we haven't so we will come back and explain
all these topics again one point two we covered network topology architectures
to tactician three tactic architecture we two-tire architecture and three tie
our kotecha we have covered but spine leave when we did small and small
office/home office this is a concept we haven't really touched but again we have
like not done properly but we have discussed small office and home office
welcome back to it and on premised on promises and cloud right this is also
something these are architecture that we need to discuss so
we will come back and discuss this as well
1.3 sink a single-mode fiber multimode fiber we really haven't Ethernet shared
media point Ethan it we did discuss but again these this is all something we
will discuss 1.1 1.2 1.3 even though we discuss few topics we will come back and
discuss all these three in one of the new videos that will be uploaded very
soon 1.4 identify interface and cable issues we did discuss this compare TCP
and UDP we did discuss that 1.6 configure very for IP version 4
addresses we did discuss that I described the need for IP version 4
private addresses we discuss that configure and verify IP version 6
addressing and prefixes we did discuss that right so IP version 6 address types
these also we discussed 1.4 1.9 we have discussed and most probably will not be
coming back to that one point 10 verify IP parameters for client OS or Windows
Mac and Linux again we sort of discussed this but we'll come back to this one one
point Levin described Wireless principles like I said we haven't
touched Wireless we haven't obviously discussed this we will definitely
discuss this in one of the new videos explained virtualization fundamentals
again this is something we haven't discussed we will be discussing that or
1.13 McCotter is learning an ageing frame switching frame flooding MAC
address table these are topics that we have already discussed so we will not be
coming here so so like Dylan discussed this is for the first topic that is
network fundamentals out of which orange and red are the topics that we will be
coming back and we will be discussing more in depth the ones in green are
topics that we have already discussed so you should be able to find these topics
in one of the videos from day one to day 52 right so you can go back and watch
those videos and you should be able to you would see that we have already
covered right so if you think one of these topics we really need to come back
or you think we have not done enough in them you can always comment on
this video so just just feel free to comment and we will we'll follow those
comments and if we really think something is I mean it's one of the
topics need to be discussed again will definitely be discussing it again feel
free to take a screenshot of this page so that you can keep it as a reference
you know what are the videos that's gonna come very soon as a bridge before
we start on some of the new topics in this CCNA next is 2 which is network
access again let's go back to the website alright so if you see a 2.0
network access you see 2.1 is configure and verify virtual LANs a normal range
and spanning multiple switches so under that we have access ports a default VLAN
and connectivity these are topics we have definitely discussed configure and
verify inter switch connectivity using trunk posts dot1q encapsulation and
native VLAN so these are topics we have discussed configure and verify layer to
a discovery protocols like CDP and lldp now this we haven't discussed we might
have seen it some places but we haven't really explicitly explained this topic
so something this is this is again a topic that I will be coming back and
discussing two point four is configure and verify layer 2 and layer 3 eat the
channel la cps we will be coming back and discussing this as well two point
five describe the need for basic operation of RP vs T plus a spanning
tree protocol and identify basic operations it is again this is a topic
we have discussed and quite recently we have discussed to a root port root
bridge port States port fast benefits right this is something we have
discussed will not be coming back compared Cisco wireless architectures
and access point modes we haven't discussed two point seven describe
physical infrastructure connections of wheel and components X point wireless
controller access trunk ports and link aggregation x' we haven't discussed will
come back to it described access point and wireless control management access
connections like telnet SSH GTP HTTP console and tacacs+ and radius
again this is something we'll be coming back and discussing 20.9 is configure
the components of a wireless LAN axis for client connectivity using GUI only
such as while wireless LAN creation security setting QoS profile and was at
ones wheel and city wireless LAN setting again this is something we will come
back and discuss as well so that's what this says yeah so if you look at network
access this is what you would see green topics that we will not be discussing
Red's are topics that we will be discussing very very soon in one of the
new videos so when you come to section 3 you see that 3.1 interpret the
components of routing table we have discussed it determine how a router
makes a forwarding decision by default again something we have discussed
configure and verify IP version 4 and IP version 6 static routing we have
discussed it if you look at all these routes so you see default route network
route host route and floating static we have discussed this configure and verify
single area always pure version 2 again this is something we have discussed
describe the purpose of first hop redundancy protocol so maybe we haven't
discussed a very small topic we will come back and discuss that also in one
of the new videos so that is a version that is the section 3 IP connectivity
next is section 4 which is IP services if you come to IP services a four point
one configure and verify an inside nat inside source NAT using static and pools
we have discussed that configure and verify ntp operating in client and
server mode we have discussed that explained the role of DHCP and DNS
within a network again this is something we have discussed explained the
functions of SNMP in network operations definitely we have covered that describe
the use of syslog features including facilities and levels we have discussed
configure and verify DHCP client and relay we have discussed
explained the forwarding per hop behavior PHP for QoS again we have in
duck we haven't discussed or we haven't even touched up topic us
and that's something we will be discussing configure network services
for remote access using SSH we have discussed and we have configured SSH
describe the capability and functions of T FTP and our FTP in the network again
something we haven't discussed we will be discussing so if you look at this
slide so you see four point seven and four point nine are two topics that we
have to discuss security fundamental this is everything almost a lot of
things I mean in fact everything comes from CCNA security so we haven't
obviously done CCNA security because our series was for CCNA so the new CCNA has
everything so security also comes in so everything we have to speak about so if
you look at section 1 2 section 4 these are many of the topics that we have
discussed only few topics we need to add so it's more of a bridging course we'll
have a few videos I don't know how many maybe 2 3 4 or 5 videos which we will
make use of these 5 videos or 4 videos whatever which we will be used only to
fill the gaps so that we are covered with all the topics from 1 to 4 then
we'll start security fundamentals of the slide tells now in the video I will
announce that we start security fundament so you know we are going to
cover from 50.1 onwards forward from there after that 6 section 6 is
automation program ability again these are topics that we haven't because
automation program ability is for the first time you never had it in any of
the CCN is before so this is definitely very very interesting and this is going
to be new in not much of programming you will not be using much of programming
but a programming language like Python is definitely going to be helpful right
so what we will do is or maybe parallely very soon I cannot I cannot give you a
timeline but very soon parallely I will start Python programming videos
so it's going to be a Python programming course and just like how we started the
CCNA it's going to teach you in a totally different way it's gonna make it
very very interesting now why when we started C's you know
there were many people who were doing cc in there but we did it in a different
way we spoke to students we spoke in a way where you could recollect it we
spoke and we taught you in a way where you it connected with you in a certain
level and it spoke to you in a way that you understand right so you stay tuned
for our Python course a Python course is going to be exactly like this or better
than this zoonosis right so try that I mean Python is maybe
it may not be much useful for you in CCNA but it is definitely going to help
you in this new age of Software Defined Networking x' and things like that right
and of course it's a very good programming language to learn and so
very very easy so don't worry about it you guys are gonna rock it just stay
tuned for my Python cause and trust me you're gonna love it so compare it to
what we know compare all the videos and we have that's 52 from day one to day 52
which is I think about 55 it is because day 3 we have two extra videos so about
fifty four fifty why five videos if you cover all those topics we cover about 65
percent of the current CCNA that is two hundred three zero one right so about 65
percent we have already covered now we'll add the new videos and very soon
we will try to take this series two hundred percent and that is about the
time when I think you guys would be ready take the new CCNA so like I said
if you have any questions or if you think you need if you if you think that
some of the topic we haven't really covered and you want them covered please
feel free to write a comment there and I will read it and I will make sure we
that our coats as cool as we go forward so do we add those topics or if you
think some of the topics we need to brush up again if you need to add two
more topics into those technologies we will go ahead and do it so feel free to
comment thank you so much we'll be back very very soon bye bye