As a Software developer, I would like to see and learn Basics of Networking 101.

[mike-rambil]

Feature Description

It's the most overlooked but is what is called as the backbone of software engineering that no ones really cares about which might affect their future growth as a full fledged software developer since they lack context.

• Network Devices,
• Packet Tracer,
• Interfaces and Cables,
• Connecting Devices,
• OSI Model,
• CLI,
• Security,
• Ethernet LAN,
• Analyzing,
• IPv4,
• IP Address,
• Switches,
• IPv4 Header,
• Static Routes,
• Life of a Packet,
• Subnetting,
• VLANs,
• DTP/VTP,
• Spanning Tree Protocol,
• PortFast,
• BPDU Guard,
• Root Guard,
• Loop Guard,
• STP(PVST+),
• Rapid Scanning Tree Protocol,
• EtherChannel,
• Dynamic Routing,
• Floating Static Route,
• RIP & EIGRP,
• OSPF,
• First Hop Redundancy,
• TCP/UDP,
• IPv6,
• Standard ACLs,
• CDP & LLDP,
• NTP,
• DNS,
• DHCP,
• SNMP,
• Syslog,
• SSH,
• FTP & TFTP,
• NAT,
• Static NAT,
• Qos,
• Voice VLANs,
• Security Fundamentals,
• Kali Linux,
• Port Security,
• DHCP Snooping,
• Dynamic ARP Inspection,
• LAN Architectures,
• STP & FHRP,
• WAN Architecture,
• GRE Tunnels,
• Virtualization & Cloud,
• Containers,
• VRF,
• Oracle Virtual Box,
• Wireless Fundamentals,
• Wireless Security,
• Wireless LANs,
• Network Automation,
• AI & Machine learning,
• JSON, XML & YAML,
• REST APIs,
• Software Defined Networking,
• Ansible, Puppet & Chef,
• Complete Network Configuration.