CCNA Lab Guide: Routing and Switching Labs provides the lab skills necessary to pass the new CCNA exam. Troubleshooting and simulation questions now account for at least 40% of all exam points. Learn how to configure, verify and troubleshoot all required CCNA labs. The packet tracer ready labs start from basic global configuration to more complex network troubleshooting of routers and switches.

There is coverage of IPv6 addressing and WAN protocols as well that are based on CCNA v3 exam guidelines. The troubleshooting questions are a key aspect of the CCNA exam. You will learn a standard troubleshooting methodology required for the CCNA v3 exam. The step-by-step format includes analysis and resolution of errors. The lab guide is based on CCNA v3 Routing and Switching 200-125 Study Guide.

Introduction
Packet Tracer Download

Global Configuration
Lab 1-1: Global Commands
Lab 1-2: System Management

LAN Switching Technologies
Lab 2-1: Device Security
Lab 2-2: VLANs
Lab 2-3: Access Ports
Lab 2-4: Switch Management
Lab 2-5: Port Security
Lab 2-6: Static Trunking
Lab 2-7: EtherChannel
Lab 2-8: Rapid STP (RSTP)
Lab 2-9: PortFast
Lab 2-10: Root Bridge Selection

Routing Technologies
Lab 3-1: IP Addressing
Lab 3-2: Static Route
Lab 3-3: Default Route
Lab 3-4: Subnetting
Lab 3-5: Multi-Area OSPFv4
Lab 3-6: EIGRP for IPv4
Lab 3-7: RIPv2
Lab 3-8: Named ACL
Lab 3-9: Extended ACL
Lab 3-10: Port Address Translation
Lab 3-11: Router Management
Lab 3-12: Password Recovery
Lab 3-13: Inter-VLAN Routing
Lab 3-14: External BGP (eBGP)

IPv6 Addressing
Lab 4-1: Link-Local
Lab 4-2: SLAAC
Lab 4-3: Global Unicast

CCNA Troubleshooting
Lab 5-1: Switch Interfaces
Lab 5-2: Trunking
Lab 5-3: Static Routing
Lab 5-4: EIGRP Neighbor Adjacency
Lab 5-5: EIGRP K Values
Lab 5-6: OSPF Timers
Lab 5-7: Access Control Lists (ACL)
Lab 5-8: Default Gateway
Lab 5-9: DHCP Server
Lab 5-10: PPP Authentication
Lab 5-11: Port Security
Lab 5-12: Router on a Stick
Lab 5-13: Remote Management
Lab 5-14: Traceroute
Lab 5-15: CCNA Break/Fix Lab