FREE CCNA 200-301 course // Complete Practical CCNA (v1.1 2024 Course) with real equipment

The time has arrived for me to publish a free updated CCNA course on YouTube. This is a brand new CCNA course where I focus on using real hardware and practical demonstrations.

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00:00 - The Complete Practical CCNA Course
00:27 - Know your devices
01:11 - Pass your CCNA exam
01:35 - Know your Fibre Optic cables // Difference between Single-Mode and Multi-Mode
02:14 - Submarine cables
02:29 - Ethernet cables
02:47 - Know your Bridges
03:17 - Understand the past to understand the future
04:18 - Hubs and Switches
05:19 - Hardware addresses and protocols
06:15 - Know your devices continued
07:15 - Understanding routers
08:58 - Connectors
09:39 - Packet tracer and physical devices
10:02 - Operating Systems on devices
11:01 - How things work on switches and hubs
12:01 - Don't be afraid
13:18 - Conclusion

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[DavidBombalTech]

The time has arrived for me to publish a free updated CCNA course on YouTube. This is a brand new CCNA course where I focus on using real hardware and practical demonstrations.

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// David's SOCIAL //

// MY STUFF //

// SPONSORS //

// MENU //
00:00 - The Complete Practical CCNA Course
00:27 - Know your devices
01:11 - Pass your CCNA exam
01:35 - Know your Fibre Optic cables // Difference between Single-Mode and Multi-Mode
02:14 - Submarine cables
02:29 - Ethernet cables
02:47 - Know your Bridges
03:17 - Understand the past to understand the future
04:18 - Hubs and Switches
05:19 - Hardware addresses and protocols
06:15 - Know your devices continued
07:15 - Understanding routers
08:58 - Connectors
09:39 - Packet tracer and physical devices
10:02 - Operating Systems on devices
11:01 - How things work on switches and hubs
12:01 - Don't be afraid
13:18 - Conclusion

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ccna 200-301
200-301
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[dreniberisha]

I just started my training as an IT specialist in system integration/network this week in a country here in Europe. Your first video explained very well the concepts that I need to learn and have started to understand them better. Hopefully you will continue and I will benefit from a YouTube teacher.

[tshepo]

This is so cool. I never really realized how much I needed it. Theory can be so exhausting sometimes, this is highly refreshing!

A very big thank you, from South Africa 🙏🏾

[agentford_]

really if a teacher can be so dedicated to help us believe we all should proud him with a great

[Lazalit]

I'm back at 2006, where I had so much fun with CCNA 2, 3 & 4 with CLM and using real Cisco Routers and Switch. It's true that Packet Tracer made more accesable for those who can't afford any device cisco or practicing at home, but as my profesor told me once "The confidence you gain doesn't come from practicing something you should know. it comes from involving yourself closer to real cases and scenarios."

[Don-Carillo]

in a world of some fantastic IT youtubers, no one beats the legend himself Mr Bombal

[muhammadislam]

Thank you so much, David Sir! I've learned a lot from you. May Allah always keep you in His peace and protection. Aameen.

[angelG]

this is just perfect timing, like you can't imagine. lol. can't wait for the next videos. this is going to be great :D

[JoseyStranded]

That's a lot of work you've done. Very much appreciated. I already work as a telecommunications technician but will be following this course all the same. And it really is very important to see and preferable touch and use the physical devices. There's a lot the CCNA does not include that you will only learn by doing.

[amakaraphaeludeh]

I am glad that I just discovered your channel. It is exactly what I need right now. Looking forward to your courses

[michaelboughton]

This was so informative, David; thank you for keeping us on track with what the latest is.

[VsWorld]

ohh im hyped!
im nearly done with jeremys it lab playlist and i cant anymore..
all the theory is soooo dry and hard to stick your motivation to it, this format now, showing and explaining it practical will give me a total refresh - cant wait! :)

[ganeshgupta]

Hi David, I appreciate your work and contribution towards the community. This would be a great to learn more on CCNA. Thanks... and much love & respect.

[javohirkhujamberdiev]

I have watched your video without skipping. I don't remember when I watched a full video last time. Thanks for your hard work. Can't wait for the next video

[marcuswinsnes]

Thank you David, You have the best youtube channel

[divinelove-vozv]

thank you David ... watching you talking about CCNA gives nostalgia..

[SaifWayTech]

Mr. David, your dedication to teaching by using real devices to demonstrate networking concepts is truly inspiring. It’s rare to find someone so committed to sharing knowledge in such a practical and hands-on way. Thank you for investing in our learning and making complex topics accessible and engaging. Your passion for networking shines through in every lesson!

[rogerd]

David, i work in this industry and i fully agree with your hands on approach. Its difficult for people however to access these devices without forking out lots of money for lab kits. Its nice to see that you will be including them in your course. A couple of things that the CCNA does not teach however (as fare as i am aware) is, password recovery, IOS installs/upgrades using TFTP services on old equipment (still being used as they are so reliable). New devices have USB ports so you can copy files directly to flash etc. Console access, uses the old blue usb to serial adaptors but are now being replaced with different usb cables such as usbc - usb mini. A tech will have to arm themselves with different console access opptions if they go down the route of break fix/install road. I will look forward to your course. You are with out a dought the best CCIE on youtube. Bravo.

[jimhall]

Finally, for the very first time, I have network clarity! Thank you so much, Mr. Bombal! Totally looking forward to your new “real world” networking course!

[entertainment.]

i just say you are amazing and thank you so much for teaching us things in this such a practical and detail way i have no words to appreciate your work that you're doing ❣