Course Content
Module 1 — Introduction to networking
What a network is for, the OSI and TCP/IP models, hardware, and installing Packet Tracer.
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What a network is for
14:00
The OSI and TCP/IP models
16:00
The hardware: switches, routers, cables
15:00
Quiz — Module 1
Module 2 — Cisco IOS and basic configuration
IOS modes, essential commands and securing device access.
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The Cisco IOS modes
15:00
The basic commands
14:00
Securing access to your devices
16:00
Quiz — Module 2
Module 3 — Basic connectivity
Switch and router interfaces, PCs, default gateway and troubleshooting.
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Configuring a switch interface and a PC
15:00
Configuring router interfaces (IPv4 and IPv6)
17:00
Default gateway and troubleshooting
15:00
Quiz — Module 3
Module 4 — IPv4 addressing and subnetting
Addresses, masks, classes, subnetting and VLSM.
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IPv4 addresses, masks and classes
16:00
Breaking a network into subnets
17:00
VLSM: variable length subnet masks
17:00
Quiz — Module 4
Module 5 — IPv6 and testing tools
IPv6 addressing, IPv6 subnets, ping, traceroute and verification.
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IPv6 addressing and IPv6 subnets
17:00
Testing connectivity: ping and traceroute
15:00
Good verification habits
14:00
Quiz — Module 5
Downloadable resources & labs
Get the course materials and hands-on exercises for this training.
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Download the Packet Tracer labs and the course handbook
CCNA — Networking Fundamentals and Cisco IOS

All the hands-on exercises and materials for the CCNA course live in one shared folder, laid out exactly like the course itself.

What the folder contains

  • ~49 Cisco Packet Tracer labs (.pka files) — from basic IOS configuration to OSPF, VLANs, ACLs and NAT…
  • The CCNA course handbook (PDF) and the annotated lab guides
  • The full list of Cisco IOS commands
  • The Packet Tracer installation guide

📥 Open the labs and resources folder →

How to use it

  1. Install Cisco Packet Tracer (free, through a Cisco Networking Academy account).
  2. Open the folder above and download the .pka files for the lab you are working on.
  3. Open the lab in Packet Tracer and follow the instructions in the matching lesson.

Remember: theory alone will not get you through the CCNA — the commands stick only when you redo the labs. Keep practising!

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