Cisco Certified Network Associate | CCNA

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Overview

Cisco Certified Network Associate | CCNA

Cisco’s CCNA will equip team members with the skills to install, set up, configure, troubleshoot and operate medium-sized routed and switched computer networks including implementing and verifying connections and wide area networks.

Study time: Full time – 12 to 18 days| Part time – 2 to 3 months
Vendor: Cisco
Business support: Our customer success team measures and ensures engagement
Prerequisites: Basic understanding of computer systems and network technologies and CompTIA Network+ is recommended
Assessment: Exam based – ICND1 100-105 and ICND2 200-105, or CCNA 200-125
Ideal for: Network engineers, data/telecoms engineers or telecoms support engineer

Meet the Trainer

Raymond Lacoste

Awarded the Cisco Sirius Top Quality Instructor award in 2013, Raymond Lacoste is a Cisco Certified Systems Instructor (CCSI) specialising in Cisco Routing and Switching. He possesses certifications in CCNP, CCDP, Microsoft, and CompTIA.

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“In just 5 years the number of smart connected devices in the world will be more than 50 billion – all of which will create data that can be shared, collected and analyzed.”

Cisco

In demand

With the evolution of technology and the hyperproduction of data, it is essential for businesses to have a viable, secure and efficient network. As IT takes the leading role within the business framework, team members with fundamental skills in networking have become crucial.

Accredited

Cisco is the worldwide leader in networking, which pioneered the development of IP-based networking technologies in 1984. The CCNA is a widely respected certification for entry-level network engineers which aims to build strong foundation networking skills.

Industry-supported

Hundreds of experts have been consulted to create the online Cisco Network Associate training course, ensuring that the latest tools, trends, techniques and best practice in network design, configuration, and support are included.

Content overview

ICND1 100-105

ICND1 3.0: An Introduction to Networking and Cisco IOS
ICND1 3.0: Managing Switches and Routers with Cisco IOS
ICND1 3.0: Discovering Ethernet and Troubleshooting Methodologies
ICND1 3.0: The Internet, Transport, and Application Layers
ICND1 3.0: Mastering IPv4 Addressing and Subnetting
ICND1 3.0: Discovering Cisco IOS Routers
ICND1 3.0: Understanding Host-to-Host Communication and Implementing Static Routing
ICND1 3.0: IPv4 Access Control Lists
ICND1 3.0: IPv4 Private to Public Network Address Translation
ICND1 3.0: VLANs, Trunking, and Inter-VLAN Routing
ICND1 3.0: Implementing DHCP and RIPv2
ICND1 3.0: Securing Management Access on an IOS Device
ICND1 3.0: Implementing Port Security and Managing the Cisco IOS
ICND1 3.0: Introducing IPv6

ICND2 200-105

ICND2 3.0: Implementing and Troubleshooting VLANs, Trunks, and Etherchannel
ICND2 3.0: Working with Spanning-Tree and First Hop Redundancy Protocols
ICND2 3.0: Troubleshooting IPv4 Networks
ICND2 3.0: Troubleshooting IPv6 Networks
ICND2 3.0: Introducing Dynamic Routing Protocols and EIGRP for IPv4
ICND2 3.0: Configuring and Verifying OSPFv2
ICND2 3.0: Configuring and Verifying EIGRP for IPv6 and OSPFv3
ICND2 3.0: Troubleshooting EIGRP for IPv4/IPv6 and Troubleshooting OSPFv2/OSPFv3
ICND2 3.0: Wide Area Networks using PPP, GRE, and eBGP
ICND2 3.0: Mitigating Threats, Introducing SDN, and Examining QoS