Lab #3.1 - Implementing Extended Numbered ACL
Implement extended numbered ACLs on Cisco IOS-XE in a CCNA-level lab. Plan placement, write rules, verify traffic, and fix order issues with real tests.
Extended Numbered ACL
Learn how Extended Numbered ACLs work, how to configure and verify them on Cisco routers, and see practical examples for network traffic control.
Dynamic ARP Inspection (DAI)
Learn what Dynamic ARP Inspection (DAI) is, why it’s needed, how it protects the LAN from ARP spoofing, and how to configure and verify it on Cisco switches.
IEEE 802.1x
Discover why IEEE 802.1X is essential for modern network security, controlling access at the port level to stop unauthorized devices before they enter.
Switchport Port-Security
Secure your campus LAN access layer with Cisco port security. Learn how to limit MACs, block rogue devices, and recover err-disabled switchports.
DHCP Snooping
DHCP snooping protects switches from rogue DHCP servers by allowing only trusted ports to hand out IP settings and building secure IP-to-port bindings.
Key Security Concepts
Learn key network security concepts for CCNA: vulnerabilities, threats, exploits, risks, and mitigations explained with simple examples and real-world analogies.
Generic topologies - Ring, Star, Bus
What are the generic network topologies, like Ring, Star, Bus, Tree, etc? Are they really a thing? Well, the short answer is yes, they are a thing, but practically speaking, they are not really a thing. They are just context.
Bandwidth, Latency and Throughput
Learn the difference between bits and bytes, how data is measured in networking, and understand key terms like bandwidth, throughput, and latency.
Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)
In this lesson, we are discussing a specialized network security device called an Intrusion Prevention System (IPS). It is part of the latest CCNA blueprint and crucial part of the modern network security portfolio.