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Cisco CCNA 200-301 v2 Labs

One hundred and thirty-six hands-on labs covering the CCNA 200-301 curriculum, written in the Practical Cybersecurity Foundation lab format and converted from the Hurbad LMS Cisco lab engine.

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Modules10
Labs136
Est. time~104h
Points13600
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  1. 01Network Infrastructure & ConnectivityThe layer everything else stands on. What the OSI and TCP/IP models actually describe, how a frame differs from a packet, what the cabling and interfaces physically are, and how an address and a mask divide a network. Nothing here is configuration for its own sake — it is the vocabulary the other nine modules assume.20 labs · 2000 ptslocked
  1. 02Switching & Network AccessThe access layer, where users plug in. How a switch learns and forwards, how VLANs cut one switch into many, how trunks carry those VLANs between switches, and how spanning tree and EtherChannel keep a looped topology both safe and fast.23 labs · 2300 ptslocked
  1. 03IP RoutingGetting a packet to a network the router cannot see directly. The routing table and how it chooses, static and default routes, OSPF and EIGRP building tables on their own, and first-hop redundancy so a failed gateway is not an outage.28 labs · 2800 ptslocked
  1. 04Network Services & SecurityWhat a network offers and how it defends itself. DHCP, DNS and NTP, address translation at the edge, access lists that permit and deny, device hardening, and the wireless and VPN surfaces that extend the network past the wire.17 labs · 1700 ptslocked
  1. 05AI, Network Operations & ManagementRunning the network once it works. Logging and monitoring, backup and restore, automation and the APIs behind it, and where machine learning genuinely helps network operations rather than merely being mentioned.5 labs · 500 ptslocked
  1. 06Extra Practice — Addressing and SubnettingRepetition on the part of CCNA that rewards it most. Point-to-point sizing with /30 and /31, secondary addresses, loopback plans, a full VLSM allocation, and the same ground again in IPv6 and dual stack.10 labs · 1000 ptslocked
  1. 07Extra Practice — Static Routing and EIGRPStatic routes across a transit link, floating backups, summarisation done by hand, and the discontiguous case that makes it necessary — then EIGRP from a first adjacency through wildcards, passive interfaces, unequal paths and manual summaries.12 labs · 1200 ptslocked
  1. 08Extra Practice — Services and RedundancyThe services a network is judged by when they fail: DHCP from one pool and from two, a first-hop gateway that survives losing a router, clocks that agree and can prove who set them, and discovery protocols that tell you what is actually plugged in.11 labs · 1100 ptslocked
  1. 09Extra Practice — Wireless, Security and OperationsAP modes and where the intelligence sits, what a password policy is worth and what replaces it, controller-based versus traditional networking, and a capstone on automation and programmability.5 labs · 500 ptslocked
  1. 10Extra Practice — NAT and PATThe four shapes of address translation, in the order they make sense: a static one-to-one mapping that publishes a server, a pool that hands each host its own public address, PAT putting a whole LAN behind one address, and both policies running on one router at once.5 labs · 500 ptslocked