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- Watch videos from Professor Messer's [N10-009 Playlist](https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLG49S3nxzAnl_tQe3kvnmeMid0mjF8Le8&si=3rUsqmrdsNK3izh6)
- Complete any related practice questions or exercises.

-*** this is the complete outlook of Professor Messer's playlist segretated to be consumed throughout the week ***

## -Day 1 — Networking Fundamentals 1–14
-OSI Model.

-Networking Devices.

-Network Functions.

-Cloud.

-IP Basics.

-Ports & Protocols.

-Wireless Basics.

-Cabling Basics.

-Why: Everything here builds the networking foundation.

## -Day 2 — Physical & Logical Network Design 15–20

-Transceivers.

-Fiber/Copper Connectors.

-Topologies.

-Architectures.

-Binary Math.

-Start IPv4 21–22.

-IPv4 Addressing.

-Classful Subnetting.

This is a natural transition from network design into addressing.

## Day 3 — IP Addressing & Modern Networking 23–31

-IPv4 Subnet Masks.

-Calculating Subnets.

-Magic Number Subnetting.

-Seven Second Subnetting.

-SDN.

-VXLAN.

-Zero Trust.

-Infrastructure as Code.

-IPv6 Addressing.

This is probably the most mentally demanding section.

## Day 4 — Routing, Switching & Wireless 32–42

-Static Routing.

-Dynamic Routing.

-Routing Technologies.

-NAT.

-VLANs.

-interface Configurations.

-STP.

-Wireless Technologies.

-Wireless Networking.

-Network Types.

-Wireless Encryption.

-Everything here is one big interconnected topic.

## Day 5 — Operations & Services 43–56

-Installing Networks.

-Power.

-Environmental Factors.

-Documentation.

-Lifecycle Management.

-Configuration Management.

-SNMP.

-Logs & Monitoring.

-Disaster Recovery.

-Redundancy.

-DHCP.

-IPv6 & SLAAC.
This section is comparatively lighter conceptually.

## Day 6 — Security 57–75

-Authentication.

-Authorization.

-Accounting.

-PKI.

-Security Concepts.

-Physical Security.

-Network Attacks.

-Rogue Services.

-Social Engineering.

-Malware.

-Device Security.

-Security Rules.

Keep all security content together. It reinforces itself.

## Day 7 — Troubleshooting & Tools 76–87

-Troubleshooting Methodology.

-Cable Issues.

-Interface Issues.

-Hardware Issues.

-Switching Issues.

-Routing/IP Issues.

-Performance Issues.

-Wireless Issues.

-Software Tools.

-Command Line Tools.

-Hardware Tools.

-Basic Network Device Commands.

## Perfect ending because troubleshooting naturally pulls together everything learned in Days 1–6.


## Day 8-14: Security+

### Strongly Recommend Professor Messer's:
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