Cisco - CCENT/CCNA R&S (100-105) - Introduction. 01

First of a Video Series covering all elements of The Cisco Certified Entry Networking Technician (CCENT) 100-105 ICND1 v3

Blueprint Section: Network Fundamentals

In this video we go over the introduction, plan ahead, advice & tips,
recommended resources and what I use to achieve certifications

If you find this video to be helpful, please do leave a Like or better still, subscribe. This allows me to establish how helpful these videos are and if I should continue with this video series

Useful links as promised:

Recommended Lab equipment:
Low budget:

Routers:
Couple of 2611XM / 2651XM or 1841, ideally running 12.4 or 12.4T..

Switches:
Couple of 2950 or even better, 3550 SMI or EMI

High budget: (with CCNA/ part CCNP in mind)

Routers:
Couple of 2811 running 12.4 or higher, maybe 15.x

Switches:
3550x2 2950x1

Useful links:

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[davlop]

People on youtube that make these series for people in need are the ones that truly make an impact in the world. Thanks!

[Arnþor]

Hey Ryan. I just passed my CISCO CCENT by the skin of my teeth. (scored 838 needed 832) I had to for a class and I kind of started studying at a later time than I probably should have.

Your videos saved me and helped me so much through the process. From clearing up confusion with the textbook to replacing the textbook altogether for me personally (although I still recommend using more than a few study tools). When you're done with the CCNA videos I'll happily watch them and probably use them to get ready for that test if I chose to do it.


Thank you very much for putting the time and effort into these videos. I'm certain I'm going to be recommending your channel to others who might need it.

[ribena.drinker]

huge ratings for updating these so quick, its a nice supplement to reading material

[kevinbonnay]

Ryan, your videos are great, and you are very good at repeating things, and reinforcing them.  Unfortunately I just took a swing and missed at the ICND1, for all of you out there who are going to take it, here's what I learned:  I wouldn't spend a ton of time on subnetting, I'm not sure there were any questions that required you to figure out network name/1st/last/broadcast borrow bits, etc.  The questions I had the hardest time with were the "here's the topology, here's the CLI, troubleshoot connectivity with this CLI, and answer these 4 questions".  Per Ryan's recommend, will download Packet Tracer and work it hard before trying the test again.   There was a LOT of IPV6 questions, which surprised me.  Good Luck all, and thanks again Ryan, from the US.

[GeoffBernard]

Man... this is the PERFECT series... helps set realistic expectations, reminds to use multiple resources, great looking videos... I'll surely be using this as a resource for my training!

[whyshouldi]

Thank
Ryan Beney for these videos, it helped me out a lot and last week I passed my CCENT.

[ronjackson]

Subscribed to the Course. Thanks Ryan. Using the Official Cert Guide, PacketTracer, and your course.
Passed the Network+ in August, moving onto the CCENT Now.

All the best,

Ron

[RyanBeney]

Last day to test: February 23, 2020
- Then Cisco will expire the CCENT. If you're working on this certification complete it by then. Remember, only because the certification has changed does not mean what you're learning is useless. Technologies take quite some time to change and what you learn throughout CCENT will help you prepare for the new Exams.

[nadia-marinaramasawmy]

What a treat - a rare combination: a skilled instructor and an exceptional graphic presentation. The attention to detail in preparing the video is obvious, the transition from the topology to the hands-on simulator helps a lot, the logical flow, the concept presentation and the linking with the exam objectives are excellent. I enjoy watching the videos for grasping ICND (I went to the books first and now I have discovered the series) but I must say that what impresses me more is the way you teach.

[dampfnudel]

This guy is awesome. A course like this on Udemy would cost up to 200 € (if its not on sale), and he gives it us for free. Thanks Ryan.

[ryaner]

I passed my CCENT exam about an hour ago! I used your videos as second and they really helped. I hope to see some ICND 2 videos before to long.

[longotote]

Thank you for this videos! Very helpful, i'm taking CCENT this 2017, Regards from Argentina.

[SpryCheetah]

I'm not even going for my certification. I went to college and studied computer information systems and network administration was something they did not cover very well. So here I am. Thank you for making these videos. These are going to help me grow my career.

[ayoachiever]

Thank you Ryan you made CCENT so easy. Best video in networking for beginners

[Crimson]

This introduction video was very impressive. I will be subscribing and following you for support with my Cisco journey!

[pkaycr]

Subscribed, I'm all in. Thanks for taking the time to do this videos.

[RandomSpaceMonkeys]

Thank you. Its been a while since I"ve been in an office, so I thought I would brush up and certify. Lucky for me, you"ve got that covered, Thanks for the hard work.

[alekat]

I took my ICND1 on Feb 2nd and passed my first time taking the test.... I want to thank you Ryan for taking the time to making these videos. You had a great part in me passing this exam! Thank you very On to ICND2. Wish you had those videos but I'll manage lol.

[ElTigreDelNorte_]

Just wanted to say thanks so much!! Can’t tell you how much I appreciate your videos, Ryan! Passed my ccent today and the first thing I thought about was coming here and expressing my gratitude! Next stop, ICND2

[ronjackson]

Great Course Ryan. Really appreciate all your hard work. 6 Weeks till my ICND 100-105.
Ron