References

Resources & Acknowledgments

Curated links, licensing notes, and recommended study tools. This course uses original practice content only — for what Cisco actually tests, start with the official exam topics.

Official CCNA exam topics

The authoritative exam blueprint from Cisco — domain weights and objectives for CCNA 200-301.

View exam topics on Cisco Learning Network

Primary sourcejdepew88

CCNA Notes (external reference)

Third-party open notes repository — not part of this demo shell.

Open markdown notes folder Amalgamated topic guides on-site PDF folder Full GitHub repository Study charts from notes

https://github.com/jdepew88/CCNA-Notes---jdepew88/tree/main/CCNA%20Notes

On-site studyPanagiss + jdepew88

Amalgamated topic guides (1)

One unified study guide per topic — synthesized from Panagiss CCNAmd and jdepew88 markdown, cross-checked with Jeremy's IT Lab, official Cisco exam topics, and on-site lessons. Not side-by-side copies: deduplicated, exam-focused notes.

Browse combined topic guides Panagiss CCNAmd on GitHub jdepew88 markdown on GitHub

Free printable cheat sheets

Reference charts by Jeremy Stretch (PacketLife.net — no longer active), hosted on The IT Cave. Originally free to download; we link to hosted copies for study convenience.

Browse cheat sheets Original downloads page

Network topologies

Physical vs logical topology reference with diagrams — bus, star (hub vs switch), ring, mesh, point-to-point, and hybrid. Includes the classic CCNA trap: physical star + logical bus.

Study topologies

Study charts (2)

Reference tables from your notes repo — administrative distance, CIDR conversion, STP port states, OSPF neighbors, FHRP, and more. Duplicates removed.

Browse study charts

Panagiss CCNAmd topics

Supplementary markdown guides — amalgamated on-site with jdepew88 markdown into unified topic pages. Figures are embedded in matching lessons.

Combined topic guides CCNAmd on GitHub

Topic guide index

View all 1 topics

IPv4 Addressing Basics (Demo)

Sample topic note with CIDR tables and private range reminders.

From jdepew88 markdown

Source acknowledgments

Cisco CCNA Exam Topics (Official)

https://learningnetwork.cisco.com/s/ccna-exam-topics

The authoritative exam blueprint from Cisco — domain weights and objectives for CCNA 200-301.

CCNA Notes — jdepew88

https://github.com/jdepew88/CCNA-Notes---jdepew88

Primary source repository. PDF and Word study notes — featured below with on-site combined topic guides.

Panagiss CCNAmd — topic notes

Markdown topic guides with diagrams. Rendered on-site alongside jdepew88 PDFs in combined topic guides — organization inspiration, not copied verbatim.

SubnetIPv4.com — subnetting practice format

https://subnetipv4.com/

Question types inspired by the SubnetIPv4.com generator (Network ID, Broadcast, First/Last Host, Next Network, and mask conversions). Our trainer generates original problems locally.

JITL — Subnetting Mastery (YouTube)

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxbwE86jKRgMpuZuLBivzlM8s2Dk5lXBQ

Video training credit for the subnetting trainer sidebar. Learn the cheat-sheet method before drilling.

Jeremy's IT Lab — Free CCNA 200-301 course

https://www.youtube.com/@JeremyITLab

Primary embedded lecture videos across all 10 weeks (switching, routing, security, wireless, automation). Each lesson credits the specific video.

NetworkChuck — Free CCNA course

https://www.youtube.com/@NetworkChuck

Supplemental transport-layer and fundamentals videos credited in Week 1 lessons.

PowerCert Animated Videos

https://www.youtube.com/@PowerCertAnimatedVideos

MAC and ARP explainer videos credited in the Ethernet lesson.

Recommended tools

• Cisco Packet Tracer
• Wireshark
• Boson or other legitimate practice exams
• Cisco official documentation
• Original subnetting drills on this platform

Licensing note

Lesson content derived from the jdepew88 CCNA notes repository is rewritten for structured learning and retains original attribution. Topic guides amalgamate jdepew88 markdown with Panagiss CCNAmd sources into unified study pages — not verbatim copies. External structures are used for topic organization inspiration only. No braindumps, leaked exam questions, or copyrighted exam content are included.