• CCNA Vol 1
    • Vol 1 Part 1: Intro
      • All Content Part 1
      • Ch01: Intro to TCP/IP
      • Ch02: Intro to Ethernet
      • Ch03: Intro Routing, WAN
    • Vol 1 Part 2: Ethernet
      • All Content Part 2
      • Ch04: Command Line
      • Ch05: Ethernet Switching
      • Ch06: Switch Management
      • Ch07: Switch Interfaces
    • Vol 1 Part 3: VLANs, STP
      • All Content Part 3
      • Ch08: Virtual LANs
      • Ch09: Spanning Tree
      • Ch10: RSTP and EtherChannel
    • Vol 1 Pt 4: IP Addresses
      • All Content Part 4
      • Ch11: IPv4 Subnetting
      • Ch12: Classful IPv4 Networks
      • Ch13: IPv4 Subnet Masks
      • Ch14: Analyzing IPv4 Subnets
      • Ch15: Subnet Design
    • Vol 1 Part 5: IP Routing
      • All Content Part 5
      • Ch16: Operating Routers
      • Ch17: Router Addresses and Routes
      • Ch18: Routing in LANs
      • Ch19: DHCP
      • Ch20: Troubleshooting Routing
    • Vol 1 Part 6: OSPF
      • All Content Part 6
      • Ch21: OSPF Concepts
      • Ch22: OSPF – Basic Features
      • Ch23: OSPF – Optional Features
      • 200-301 V1 Ch24: OSPF Neighbors
    • Vol 1 Part 7: IPv6
      • All Content Part 7
      • Ch25: IPv6 Fundamentals
      • Ch26: IPv6 Addressing
      • Ch27: Configure IPv6 Addressing
      • Ch28: IPv6 Addressing on Hosts
      • Ch29: Configure IPv6 Routing
  • CCNA Vol 2
    • Vol 2 Part 1: Wireless
      • All Content Part 1
      • Ch01: WLAN Fundamentals
      • Ch02: WLAN Architectures
      • Ch03: Securing WLANs
      • Ch04: Building WLANs
    • Vol 2 Part 2: IP ACLs
      • All Content Pt. 2
      • Ch05: TCP/IP Transport
      • Ch06: Standard ACLs
      • Ch07: Extended ACLs
      • Ch08: Applied ACLs
    • Vol 2 Part 3: Security Services
      • All Content Pt. 3
      • Ch09: Security Arch.
      • Ch10: Securing Devices
      • Ch11: Port Security
      • Ch12: DHCP Snooping & DAI
    • Vol 2, Part 4: IP Services
      • All Content Pt. 4
      • Ch13: Device Management Protocols
      • Ch14: NAT
      • Ch15: QoS
      • Ch16: FHRPs
      • Ch17: SNMP, FTP, TFTP
    • Vol 2 Part 5: Architectures
      • All Content Pt. 5
      • Ch18: LAN Architecture
      • Ch19: WAN Architecture
      • Ch20: Cloud Architecture
    • Vol 2 Part 6: Automation
      • All Content Pt. 6
      • Ch21: Controller-Based Networks
      • Ch22: Cisco SDA
      • Ch23: REST and JSON
      • Ch24: Ansible and Terraform
  • Labs
    • Config Labs, Volume 1
      • All Labs, Volume 1
      • Part 2 – Ethernet
      • Part 3 – VLAN, STP
      • Part 5 – IP Routing
      • Part 6 – OSPF
      • Part 7 – IPv6
    • Config Labs, Volume 2
      • All Labs, Volume 2
      • Part 2 – IP ACLs
      • Part 3 – Security
      • Part 4 – IP Services
      • CML-Free-Labs
  • Q&A
    • Q&A Set #1
    • IPv4 Ch. 11 Addressing Basics
    • IPv4 Ch. 12 Network Analysis
    • IPv4 Ch. 13 Mask Drills
    • IPv4 Ch. 14 Address Drills
    • IPv4 Ch. 15 Design Drills
    • IPv4 VLSM
    • IPv4-Adv Summary Routes
    • IPv6 Address Drills
    • OSPF Enabler
    • STP vs RSTP
    • STP Puzzle
  • General
    • Career
    • News
    • Study Tips
  • Reference
    • Product Links
    • Config Labs
    • Final Review
    • Comparing Book Editions
    Discussions to build real CCNA skills
    • CCNA Vol 1
      • Vol 1 Part 1: Intro
        • All Content Part 1
        • Ch01: Intro to TCP/IP
        • Ch02: Intro to Ethernet
        • Ch03: Intro Routing, WAN
      • Vol 1 Part 2: Ethernet
        • All Content Part 2
        • Ch04: Command Line
        • Ch05: Ethernet Switching
        • Ch06: Switch Management
        • Ch07: Switch Interfaces
      • Vol 1 Part 3: VLANs, STP
        • All Content Part 3
        • Ch08: Virtual LANs
        • Ch09: Spanning Tree
        • Ch10: RSTP and EtherChannel
      • Vol 1 Pt 4: IP Addresses
        • All Content Part 4
        • Ch11: IPv4 Subnetting
        • Ch12: Classful IPv4 Networks
        • Ch13: IPv4 Subnet Masks
        • Ch14: Analyzing IPv4 Subnets
        • Ch15: Subnet Design
      • Vol 1 Part 5: IP Routing
        • All Content Part 5
        • Ch16: Operating Routers
        • Ch17: Router Addresses and Routes
        • Ch18: Routing in LANs
        • Ch19: DHCP
        • Ch20: Troubleshooting Routing
      • Vol 1 Part 6: OSPF
        • All Content Part 6
        • Ch21: OSPF Concepts
        • Ch22: OSPF – Basic Features
        • Ch23: OSPF – Optional Features
        • 200-301 V1 Ch24: OSPF Neighbors
      • Vol 1 Part 7: IPv6
        • All Content Part 7
        • Ch25: IPv6 Fundamentals
        • Ch26: IPv6 Addressing
        • Ch27: Configure IPv6 Addressing
        • Ch28: IPv6 Addressing on Hosts
        • Ch29: Configure IPv6 Routing
    • CCNA Vol 2
      • Vol 2 Part 1: Wireless
        • All Content Part 1
        • Ch01: WLAN Fundamentals
        • Ch02: WLAN Architectures
        • Ch03: Securing WLANs
        • Ch04: Building WLANs
      • Vol 2 Part 2: IP ACLs
        • All Content Pt. 2
        • Ch05: TCP/IP Transport
        • Ch06: Standard ACLs
        • Ch07: Extended ACLs
        • Ch08: Applied ACLs
      • Vol 2 Part 3: Security Services
        • All Content Pt. 3
        • Ch09: Security Arch.
        • Ch10: Securing Devices
        • Ch11: Port Security
        • Ch12: DHCP Snooping & DAI
      • Vol 2, Part 4: IP Services
        • All Content Pt. 4
        • Ch13: Device Management Protocols
        • Ch14: NAT
        • Ch15: QoS
        • Ch16: FHRPs
        • Ch17: SNMP, FTP, TFTP
      • Vol 2 Part 5: Architectures
        • All Content Pt. 5
        • Ch18: LAN Architecture
        • Ch19: WAN Architecture
        • Ch20: Cloud Architecture
      • Vol 2 Part 6: Automation
        • All Content Pt. 6
        • Ch21: Controller-Based Networks
        • Ch22: Cisco SDA
        • Ch23: REST and JSON
        • Ch24: Ansible and Terraform
    • Labs
      • Mega Widget 4
      • Config Labs, Volume 1
        • All Labs, Volume 1
        • Part 2 – Ethernet
        • Part 3 – VLAN, STP
        • Part 5 – IP Routing
        • Part 6 – OSPF
        • Part 7 – IPv6
      • Config Labs, Volume 2
        • All Labs, Volume 2
        • Part 2 – IP ACLs
        • Part 3 – Security
        • Part 4 – IP Services
        • CML-Free-Labs
    • Q&A
      • Q&A Set #1
      • IPv4 Ch. 11 Addressing Basics
      • IPv4 Ch. 12 Network Analysis
      • IPv4 Ch. 13 Mask Drills
      • IPv4 Ch. 14 Address Drills
      • IPv4 Ch. 15 Design Drills
      • IPv4 VLSM
      • IPv4-Adv Summary Routes
      • IPv6 Address Drills
      • OSPF Enabler
      • STP vs RSTP
      • STP Puzzle
    • General
      • Career
      • News
      • Study Tips
    • Reference
      • Product Links
      • Config Labs
      • Final Review
      • Comparing Book Editions
    Book Examples and Packet Tracer File Types
    By certskills
    In 200-301 V1 CCC No Category on Purpose, News, PT Labs - 200-125 OCGs
    Posted April 26, 2019

    Book Examples and Packet Tracer File Types

    Using the Cisco Press CCNA books? Then you may want to use the Packet Tracer .pkt files that we’ve built to match the examples in the books. Check out the first post in the series for more context.

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    Introducing: Cert Guide Packet Tracer Labs
    By certskills
    In 200-301 V1 CCC No Category on Purpose, News, PT Labs - 200-125 OCGs
    Posted April 25, 2019

    Introducing: Cert Guide Packet Tracer Labs

    During all these years of authoring the official Cisco CCNA Cert Guide (21 years  – wow!), I’ve added more and more active learning exercises to use with each chapter.  However, making [...]

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    Welcome to the new CCNA Blog!
    By certskills
    In 200-301 V1 CCC No Category on Purpose, General, News
    Posted April 23, 2019

    Welcome to the new CCNA Blog!

    Welcome to the new blog! You just landed at my new consolidated blog site. In the past, I’ve kept two blog sites to help make navigating the CCNA content in my two books more managable. [...]

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