Cisco CCST Networking Labs
The Cisco CCST Networking certification is new to Cisco and aimed at those seeking entry-level roles in a networking environment.
Much of the CCST Networking exam involves having skills you can use in the real world. We walk you through every aspect of the syllabus, explaining the tools you can use and how to configure them.
101 Labs – Cisco CCST Networking has been created for the latest exam syllabus.
Cisco CCST Networking Labs
We take you by the hand and guide you through the Cisco CCST Networking exam syllabus topics. There is more than $400 worth of practice exams included guaranteeing your success come exam day.
The CCST Networking exam features both hands-on, performance-based questions and multiple-choice questions. You must know both theory and practical application. For the role, you must not only proactively capture traffic using tools such as Wireshark but also have a good working knowledge of common TCP protocols such as HTTP and DNS.
The CySA+ engineer is expected to understand common security threats as well as configure WIFI security and describe concepts such as AAA, Multifactor Authentication, and Active Directory from Microsoft.
You will need to understand common troubleshooting commands for Linux and Cisco devices as well as demonstrate knowledge of troubleshooting techniques.
Operating systems tested include Microsoft, Linux, MacOS, and Android. It’s all hands-on, so if you want to learn the theory, please check out our sister website howtonetwork.com for the CCST Networking theory course.
Follow along every step of the way as our expert instructor shares tips and secrets you can use not only to pass the exam but to succeed in the real world of internetworking.
Take this course if you:
- Want to lay a foundation for a career in networking
- Are new to the world of IT and want to learn all the basics
- Don’t feel ready for advanced exams such as CCNA
- Want an understanding of security, troubleshooting tools, and technology
- Want to gain confidence in your hands-on IT skills
- Want to gain an edge in your CCST exam
Module 1 | Standards and Concepts |
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Unit 1 | View the OSI Layers |
Unit 2 | View the OSI Layers - Wireshark |
Unit 3 | See Layer 2 Address Change per Hop |
Unit 4 | Install and Use iPerf |
Unit 5 | Testing Using iPerf |
Unit 6 | Create Simple LAN |
Unit 7 | Create Simple WAN |
Unit 8 | Create a Simple CAN |
Unit 9 | Design a PAN |
Unit 10 | Create a WLAN |
Unit 11 | FTP |
Unit 12 | SFTP |
Unit 13 | TFTP |
Unit 14 | HTTP |
Unit 15 | HTTPS |
Unit 16 | DNS |
Unit 17 | DHCP |
Unit 18 | ICMP |
Unit 19 | NTP |
Unit 20 | Latency |
Unit 21 | Speed Test |
Module 2 | Addressing and Subnet Formats |
Unit 1 | Check Your Public IP Address |
Unit 2 | Using a Subnet Calculator |
Unit 3 | Different Types of IPv6 Addresses |
Unit 4 | Create an IPv6 Network |
Unit 5 | IPv6 Auto Addressing |
Unit 6 | Static NAT |
Unit 7 | Dynamic NAT |
Unit 8 | Port Address Translation |
Unit 9 | Broadcast Domain |
Module 3 | Endpoints and Media Types |
Unit 1 | Cable Types |
Unit 2 | Create IoT Network |
Unit 3 | Network Connectivity on Windows |
Unit 4 | Network Connectivity on Linux |
Unit 5 | Network Connectivity on macOS |
Unit 6 | Connecting to a SSID |
Unit 7 | Network Related Troubleshooting Commands |
Unit 8 | 2.4GHz and 5GHz Wireless Interfaces |
Module 4 | Infrastructure |
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Module 5 | Diagnosing Problems |
There are no units in this module. | |
Module 6 | Security |
There are no units in this module. |