Cisco Routing, Switching for beginners is a short course and is for those who would like to learn the base fundamentals of a Cisco Router to get you up and running in the real-world. This course will teach you basics to get going on the job or in the workplace from day one. Just knowing these basics will demonstrate to your employer, collogues, workmates that you have solid foundation around the basics of a cisco router and networking.
Know the basics is your spring board in the world of networking, you can use this course to learn more and explore what cisco can do for you. You use this course to help you work towards gaining your Cisco CCENT, CCNA certification. In addition packet tracer is free tool by Cisco you help learn and grow in Cisco networking.
Again this short course is designed to get you up and running in 1 hour with how do some of just some the basic configurations on any Cisco router and Cisco Switch in the real-world work place.
I want to thank you all for signing up to my free course, and really I hope you have fun learning the cisco basics 101.
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Welcome my name is Ryan O’Connell and I have been doing IT for many years. I hold certifications with Microsoft, Citrix, EC-Council, Veeam, Amazon AWS, Apple, Cisco are just to name a few. I hope to share my my knowledge with the community and also encourage future IT newbies in the field.
I have created this site so many IT pros like myself can share the love , passion of IT. I hope you fun during your time here.
I have designed small and large networks , been an IT trainer, and more during my journey into IT which started way back with windows 3.1.
