Computer Networking Fundamentals and Configuration with Cisco and Eltex

Understanding computer networking is essential for building modern, scalable IT infrastructure. This course guides you through core networking concepts, protocol mechanics, and practical enterprise configurations step by step. You will gain a solid grasp of how data flows across local and wide-area networks while learning to segment, secure, and maintain robust network environments. What you'll learn: Learn foundational networking terminology, the OSI model, and IPv4/IPv6 address calculation. Configure VLANs, link aggregation with LACP, and Spanning Tree protocols for fault tolerance. Implement dynamic routing protocols including OSPF, IS-IS, and BGP across enterprise environments. Manage network address translation, DHCP, and MPLS VPN architectures. Practice systematic network troubleshooting techniques and understand modern zero-trust security concepts. The course begins with core definitions, topology models, and addressing mechanics before introducing realistic configuration scenarios and diagnostic workflows. This program is ideal for beginners and aspiring network administrators with no prior experience required. Begin your journey toward mastering network engineering today.