Course 1: Switching Basics

Chimdessa•3 weeks ago

I appreciate the effort you put into these courses.

It would be great if all the courses were free. Now I am unable to access anything. Financial Prob

Hamed•4 months ago

I need a specialist to complete my packet tracer project, if you know anyone please let me know?

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Fevzi•4 months ago

Great resource, thank you very much. Worth more than every penny spent. Just a little comment: before routing basics, I think some course on tcp/ip and osi models and explanations of layers would be beneficial.

Connected Dots Online•4 months ago

Thank you for the feedback, Fevzi. I will add a section on the TCP/IP and OSI models before beginning routing basics. In the meantime, if you could skip ahead to Course 7 - Layer 4 Protocols if you'd like a detailed discussion on UDP and TCP. (I do agree that an introduction to the TCP/IP and OSI models earlier would be beneficial.)

Juana•6 months ago

No puedo avanzar en actividad 1.1 , se queda pegado.

Connected Dots Online•6 months ago

Hola Juana, ¿podría enviar una captura de pantalla de dónde está pegado al correo electrónico support@connecteddots.online?
Muchas gracias!

Mohneh•8 months ago

can you add courses about CCNA like that?

Connected Dots Online•8 months ago

All the content on this site builds towards the CCNA. More content will be added progressively to cover the entire CCNA 200-301 exam.

Mohneh•8 months ago

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Connected Dots Online•8 months ago

Thank you for your feedback!

RickyJohw•8 months ago

Great course, thanks for building.

Connected Dots Online•8 months ago

You're welcome! Thank you for your feedback! :)

Landar•11 months ago

Hello! This is a fun and engaging way to learn. Thank you for providing this site.

Is there a way to reset the lessons and remove the checkmarks from certain sections for those who wish to start over or go back and relearn certain lessons?

Connected Dots Online•11 months ago

Hi Landar,

Thank you for your feedback. Regarding your question, let me confirm that I understand correctly what you're asking. You can relearn any lesson right now. (Even if there is a check mark, you can still restart that lesson from the beginning.)

Are you saying that you would like to remove the check marks so that as you redo some of the lessons you can keep track of which lessons you have completed for the second time vs which lessons are yet to be completed for the second time?

Landar•11 months ago

Yes Sir, that is correct. Thank you!

Connected Dots Online•11 months ago

Ok, I will look into adding that capability. No guarantees on when it will be available, but I'll attempt to get it in sometime soon!

Landar•11 months ago

That would be awesome, thanks again!

Connected Dots Online•11 months ago

This feature is now active. Look for the "Reset Progress" link just under to course title (above the list of lessons).

Amilton•2 days ago

This is just one reason why you deserve to get paid for your work. I would have just ignored the guy since you can literally take any of the lessons as many times as you want as long as you have a sub ion. Check mark or no check mark... it literally effects nothing. What a dumb thing to complain about.

Anyway, I appreciate all the hard work you've put into this. I know that this is helping out so many people with their studies. You're a good dude. Cheers.

Burim•11 months ago

Why I cannot use the Trial part of content? Which was also for limited times?

Connected Dots Online•11 months ago

Hi Burim, the intent of the trial is for you to figure out whether you like the learning/teaching style on this site.

Once you have completed enough content to get a good idea of the teaching style, the free trial ends.

You can purchase a subscription by clicking on the "Pricing" link near the top right hand corner of the page.

Ryan•1 year ago

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Ryan

Connected Dots Online•1 year ago

Thank you for the feedback, Ryan! Glad to hear that content has been helpful! There are plans to add more content over time.

Yesi•1 year ago

In chapter 1.1 you can't turn off all PCs by right clicking

Connected Dots Online•1 year ago

Hi Yesi, could you send a screenshot of the problem to support@connecteddots.online? (Please right-click on a PC and include that in the screenshot). Thanks!

Bhargavi•1 year ago

In chapter 1.1, It is asking me to right-click on switch and click on MAC table, but while I am right-clicking on switch it is not showing anything and I' m unable to move forward also, kindly help me on this plz.

Connected Dots Online•1 year ago

Hi Bhargavi, the lesson has been reset for you. Do you mind trying again? If you still have problems, could you please send a screenshot of where you are stuck to the email address support@connecteddots.online

Thanks!

Bhargavi•1 year ago

Thankyou so much for quick response, It's working fine now.

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Sid•1 year ago

i've begun the first lesson. The way it's laid out and the visual nature of each step is really well done. I'll definitely finish Level 1 since it's a great refresher!

Connected Dots Online•1 year ago

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Thomas•1 year ago

I want sometimes to make notes, however it's hard to highlight and copy text from this Website. Would it be possible to add a feature, to make this possible?

Connected Dots Online•1 year ago

Hi Thomas. Thanks for identifying this. I'll push out an update in a few days to make this possible.

Connected Dots Online•1 year ago

You should be able to select and copy text from any lesson from this point onwards.

caleb•1 year ago

can I get a certificate after the course is complete?

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Connected Dots Online•1 year ago

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Connected Dots Online•1 year ago

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Connected Dots Online•1 year ago

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Connected Dots Online•1 year ago

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Connected Dots Online•1 year ago

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suraj•1 year ago

if you can cover AAA protocols and how each service build a packet.

Connected Dots Online•1 year ago

Perhaps I will write a blog post on AAA/RADIUS/TACACS+ and post a link here.
It will take some time to develop interactive content to cover AAA.

asleep•8 months ago

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I just needed to ask are offering any courses for Security as well?
Please share your response with me. Thank you!

Connected Dots Online•1 year ago

Thank you for the feedback! It will take some time to develop content specific to security. (After the CCNA content is complete.)

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Connected Dots Online•1 year ago

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Connected Dots Online•1 year ago

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Connected Dots Online•1 year ago

Hi Mateusz, thank you for the feedback and thank you for recommending the site to others as well!
You're welcome! Glad to hear that the content raised your interest in networking as well. Wish you all the best!

jane•1 year ago

yes, what a fantastic course. after doing switch operation test over 5 times i have learned so much took 5 times to pass but i finally really get it now plus i understand myself better i need to be more accurate and take my time these are riddles and i just need to think it through precisely

Connected Dots Online•1 year ago

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Connected Dots Online•1 year ago

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Connected Dots Online•2 years ago

Thanks for the feedback, Israel. At this point, the content does not cover all of 200-301, however, it would be a good idea to go through all of the content on this site and then continue on with other resources.

Israel•2 years ago

thanks, can you tell me how much of 200-301 this content covers ?

Connected Dots Online•2 years ago

Hi Israel, the main portion that is not covered yet is dynamic routing - RIP, EIGRP and OSPF. The current content covers about 60-65% of what's covered in 200-301.

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Connected Dots Online•2 years ago

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Connected Dots Online•2 years ago

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Wellington•2 years ago

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Rohith•2 years ago

Have a question from the first course(switching basics)
so after clearing the mac address table,we cannot view any entries inside the mac address table, but after using the ping cmd from b to d i got a packet loss,previously i noticed when we ping from a-d or any computer we would send and receive all 4 packets but now after using the ping cmd i just got 1packet sent and received what is the reason for this?

Connected Dots Online•2 years ago

Hi Rohith... Great observation! The reason for this is that, the system triggers a "Control+C" from the computer that is generating the Ping after it receives a response to the first ping. This is simply to save time, instead of making you sit through the visualization of the 4 ping exchanges. (By this point in the lesson, you would have already viewed the exchange of packets between the 2 computers, so the Control+C is automatically triggered simply to save time.

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Connected Dots Online•3 years ago

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Connected Dots Online•3 years ago

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Connected Dots Online•3 years ago

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Connected Dots Online•3 years ago

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Connected Dots Online•3 years ago

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Connected Dots Online•3 years ago

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LAIBA•3 years ago

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Connected Dots Online•3 years ago

Hi Laiba, thanks for your feedback, you're welcome! A certificate should be available in around 6-8 weeks time. Some more content needs to be developed before a certificate can be awarded.

Hamza•3 years ago

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ALFRED•3 years ago

Can someone help to solve the following questions :
[a] Suppose you have an address pool of 192.168.1.11- 192.168.1.24 Which subnet mask should you use ?
[b] The address 172.16.5.1/21 is a valid host for which subnet ?

Connected Dots Online•3 years ago

This question has been copied over and answered in the course: IP Addressing & Subnetting.

JAMES•3 years ago

completed the first module for switching basics. Learned more about switches and mac addresses than I did with hours of video lessons. Great course so far.

Connected Dots Online•3 years ago

Great to hear, James! Thanks for the feedback!

OLANCAM•3 years ago

hello sir
the first introduction to local area networks observation doesn't goes through

Connected Dots Online•3 years ago

Hello Olancam, could you please send a screenshot of where it gets stuck to support@connecteddots.online
Thanks!

LINUS•3 years ago

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Connected Dots Online•3 years ago

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Yonathan•3 years ago

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Connected Dots Online•3 years ago

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Hamza•3 years ago

Remarkable!!!

Connected Dots Online•3 years ago

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Hamza•3 years ago

Will there be more courses added to the catalog?

Connected Dots Online•3 years ago

Hi Hamza,
yes, more courses will be added. They are still being developed.

Hamza•3 years ago

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Michael•3 years ago

Hello
I have a question on this topic;
1. How can you prevent the packets being sent to all computers on network incase it just get directed to one computer with a specific IP.
2. Can you differenciate between ARP -a and ARP -d how do the two work in terms of data movement.
Thanks

Hamza•3 years ago

This is essential in order to fetch MAC Addresses of all other computers. The data being sent, and the recepient as well, both, should be clever enough to identify the destination/recepient in the first place. When packet is being recognised, it is sent back with a Physical address of that recepient's computer and hence MAC address-table is populated with an address and for the rest of the requests, the switch knows the address and can compare it data's destination address.
Hope this was of some help to you!

Michael•3 years ago

Sure thanks. how can i get the pdf for the course

Hamza•3 years ago

I don't know anything about pdf but I can tell you of very beautiful and basic book by Charles Severance entitled "Introduction to Networking". If you are a beginner, you should read this one. It's pdf version is free!!! (ofcourse not at amazong ;)) tho!

Connected Dots Online•3 years ago

Hi Michael,
By the time you complete courses 1, 2 and 3 you will have a clear understanding of when ethernet frames are sent to all devices on a network vs only a specific device.
ARP is covered in Course 3.

Connected Dots Online•3 years ago

Unfortunately, none of the material is available in PDF format at this time.

Michael•3 years ago

Thanks so much.

tridealex•3 years ago

Super!!!! Thank you!

Connected Dots Online•3 years ago

You're welcome, and thanks for your feedback!

paulos•3 years ago

Question 1. first I wanna to say thanks for your a great assistance . the question is how can establish offline mailing system like outlook within a LAN.
regards
Paulos

Ariel•3 years ago

Whoever built this site - Both you and your teaching skills are absolutely amazing. Thank you!

Is there anyway in which it is possible to help you with expanding the content? i will send you an email with the same question.

Connected Dots Online•3 years ago

Hi Ariel, thanks for your kind feedback and email! You can check your email for a response.

Adebayo•3 years ago

pls...you have not answer me concerning the question i asked you

Connected Dots Online•3 years ago

Hi Adebayo, please see below for a response to your question.

Adebayo•3 years ago

Question....Another name for physical address?

Connected Dots Online•3 years ago

If you are referring to the output of the "ipconfig /all" command, the Physical Address may also be referred to as the "hardware address". For an ethernet adapter, this is the MAC address of the adapter.

Adebayo•3 years ago

Pls....This is christopher....i am a novies to this courses and i wants to learn everything that has to do with networking, but I am seeking your help inorder to catchup and understand well...

Connected Dots Online•3 years ago

Hi Christopher, please feel free to post here if you have any questions regarding the content. Best of luck with the learning!

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Connected Dots Online•3 years ago

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abdulwahab•3 years ago

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Connected Dots Online•3 years ago

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Ramone•3 years ago

I really can't believe that all these materials and training are free! I really appreciate what you guys are doing. I love this course.

Connected Dots Online•3 years ago

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Prachi•3 years ago

Hi is all the courses and materials available here are free or should I pay anything??

Connected Dots Online•3 years ago

Hi Prachi,
All of the material that is available here is available for free.

christian•3 years ago

hi, i have a question on switching.Assuming we have a new LAN connection of four computers connected via a switch ,how will a one computer learn the mac address of the other if its the first time communication between the two computers.

Connected Dots Online•3 years ago

Hi Christian, that question is covered in the course "Routing Basics" in the the first 2 lessons ("Review - Network Headers" and "Address Resolution Protocol").
Feel free to skip ahead and complete those 2 lessons.

james•3 years ago

on 4.2 the switch cli does not work properly the enable function and many more are not working

Connected Dots Online•3 years ago

Hi James, is it in 4.2 or 4.3 that the switch CLI isn't working? Could you please send a screenshot via email to support@connecteddots.online?
Thanks!

Isaiah•3 years ago

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Connected Dots Online•3 years ago

Thank you for the feedback, Isaiah! Best of luck with the studying!

Isaiah•3 years ago

You are Welcome

PC•3 years ago

You are the best.

Quiverus•3 years ago

I'd like to ask, what is a difference betweeen dynamic and static mac address? And what is the reason to manually add a static address into mac address table?

Quiverus•3 years ago

Or in other words: when and why does someone add a static mac address to the mac address table?

Connected Dots Online•3 years ago

Hi Quiverus, in general, today there are very few situations where you would need to add a static MAC address entry into a switch. One advantage of adding a static entry is that the entry remains in the MAC address table even after the switch is rebooted. In very rare cases you may have a device that mostly receives traffic (it may be some kind of a data collector) and does not send out acknowledgements or any other kind of traffic. In such a case, it is useful to manually add a static MAC address entry, otherwise this device's mac address may never get saved in the switch's MAC Address Table.

Quiverus•3 years ago

Yeah, this data collector thing makes a lot of sense and in this particular case it is cruicial to add it's MAC address manually into the MAC Address Table. Thank You so much for the anwser! I'm so glad that You anwser questions like these, so everybody can understand networking even more and because of that, learning brings even more joy!

abexxs•4 years ago

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Quiverus•4 years ago

So far this course is wonderful! I bet that after doing all the topics I will have a good understanding of networks, especially that I've wanted to learn about them for quite a while. I wish courses like these were available on every branch of IT...

Connected Dots Online•4 years ago

Thanks for the feedback, Quiverus! Best of luck with the learning!

Quiverus•4 years ago

Thank You so much!

Jashan•4 years ago

Thnks n keep uploading such interactive courses.
Newbies like me can learn so well ... can't express.

Connected Dots Online•4 years ago

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Vedikaa•4 years ago

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Connected Dots Online•4 years ago

Hi Vedikaa,
The content on this site is intended to help you prepare for certification exams such as CCNA. You still have to register for and write the certification exams by yourself.

Bismark•4 years ago

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Thank you

Connected Dots Online•4 years ago

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Connected Dots Online•4 years ago

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Connected Dots Online•4 years ago

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Connected Dots Online•4 years ago

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Connected Dots Online•4 years ago

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Connected Dots Online•4 years ago

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Connected Dots Online•4 years ago

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Connected Dots Online•4 years ago

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Connected Dots Online•4 years ago

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Connected Dots Online•5 years ago

Hi Trân, you're welcome! Yes, there are more courses planned. The courses will follow a logical progression and build on each other.

Labs•5 years ago

learned new things about switches and interfaces. great courses. any advice you can give me to start my network career and where i can train for CCNA?

Connected Dots Online•5 years ago

Hi Labs, you can follow all the courses on this site to get started. Even though the content on the site does not yet fully cover everything required to pass the CCNA, it is a good start to get an in-depth understanding of the topics that are covered. I would recommend following all the courses on the site and using a book to cover the content that is not covered here yet. The courses on this site are a good complement to visually understand the concepts covered in books. Hope that helps!

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Connected Dots Online•5 years ago

Thank you for your feedback, and the vote of confidence, Abdul! We intend to release a lot more content that we hope will be useful and effective.

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Connected Dots Online•5 years ago

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thank you this course is very helpful recommend to every networking beginner.

Connected Dots Online•5 years ago

Thanks for your feedback, Rajneesh!

Sherzod•5 years ago

Very good. Thanks

Connected Dots Online•5 years ago

Thanks for your feedback! You're welcome!

akter•5 years ago

thanks

Connected Dots Online•5 years ago

You're welcome! Thanks for the feedback!

sajal•5 years ago

always wanted to learn networking but never knew where to start. this course is extremely helpful. Thank you.

Connected Dots Online•5 years ago

That's great to hear! Thanks for the feedback!

David•5 years ago

I have had an issue where I completed the assigned task (answered the question correctly) during the "Cisco Switch CLI - Exercises" and the system would not move forward until I clicked on the hint and then answer. I have saved a screenshot if you need it. Otherwise this is an amazing learning resource. Thank you for all of your hard work!

Connected Dots Online•5 years ago

Hi David, thanks for the feedback, and the heads-up regarding the issue you faced. If you could please email the screenshot to support@connecteddots.online we will look into it right away! Thanks again for the heads up!

David•5 years ago

Sent. Thanks for the quick response.

Connected Dots Online•5 years ago

Thanks for sending us the detailed screenshot. This issue has now been fixed. Thanks again for pointing it out!

Connected Dots Online•5 years ago

We are working on an update to the lesson "Introduction to Cisco Switch CLI" as per Billy's suggestion below. We have already incorporated one "Activity Break" into the lesson and are working on incorporating 2 more of these. This should be ready in a day or 2. We will advise when the update is complete.

Billy•5 years ago

That's awesome, thanks! I will definitely revisit that one in the future then.

Connected Dots Online•5 years ago

Update: Activity Breaks 2 and 3 has been added to this lesson. We are working on one more.

Billy•5 years ago

I've been taking these courses and enjoying them. Thanks for this resource! My one bit of feedback so far, I think it would be beneficial if in the "Intro to Cisco Switch CLI" there was a bit more of an interactive flow to it. Having a few boxes where it's explained and then you follow it up by doing it as well yourself would help to cement that knowledge. By the time I got to the exercise section I was scrambling through my notes and forgetting a lot of what I had just read.

Connected Dots Online•5 years ago

Hi Billy. Thanks for the feedback. That is extremely useful feedback. We will modify that particular lesson to incorporate your suggestions. Please keep the feedback coming!

levin•5 years ago

My internet connection got lost in a middle of a session and now I can't go on with the unit I was doing at the time

Connected Dots Online•5 years ago

Hi Levin, please check your email for a message from us. Thanks!

Ric•5 years ago

It would be good to be able to pick up where I left off when I resume a lesson. As it is now I have to scroll through previously completed sections.

Connected Dots Online•5 years ago

Thanks for the feedback, Ric! This is already being incorporated into some of the newer lessons. It will be incorporated into the older lesson content over time.

farhan•5 years ago

great course, visuals were great. thanks for this course

Connected Dots Online•5 years ago

Thanks for your feedback Farhan!

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