CCNA Certification

CCNA is the entry-level Cisco certification and is the foundation for CCNP as well as CCIP and CCVP Certifications.
A CCNA candidate will achieve familiarity and expertise with Cisco's IOS, TCP/IP, LAN and WAN technologies and management, switching and routing protocols, the OSI model, LAN troubleshooting.
CCNA certifies that the candidate has the ability to select, connect, configure, and troubleshoot various Cisco networking devices.
Popular combinations with CCNA are MCSE, RHCE and CCNP

CCNA Prerequisites

Basic Computer Knowledge
CCNA Exams & Recommended Training
CCNA Recertification
CCNA certifications are valid for three years. To recertify, either pass the current CCNA exam.

Cisco Training - CCNA Course Details


Basic Network Concepts
  • Importance of OSI
  • OSI & TCP/IP
  • IP Address & Classes
  • Subnet Mask
  • Default Gateway
IP Subnetting
  • FLSM / VLSM
  • CIDR
Cisco Certifications and Router
  • Roles
  • Software & Hardware Routers
  • Cisco IOS Commands
  • Router Vendors
  • Cisco Hierarchical Design Model
  • Fixed & Modular Router
  • Router Interfaces
  • Internal & External Components
  • Boot Process
Initial Router Configuration and WAN
  •          Basic Router Commands

Routing
  • Guide Line of Routing
  • Types of Routing
Static Routing

  • Administrative Distance
  • Disadvantage of Static
Default Routing

Dynamic Routing
  • Advantage of Dynamic Routing
  • Types of Dynamic Routing Protocol
Distance Vector Routing Protocol
  • RIPv1
  • Metric Calculation
  • Timers
  • Routing Loops
Advance Distance Vector Routing Protocol
  • RIPv2
  • EIGRP
  • Calculation of Metric
Link State Routing Protocol
  • Link State Routing Protocol
  • OSPF
  • Features of OSPF
  • Metric Calculation
Access List
  • Standard
  • Extended
  • Access Class
Network Address Translation
  • Type of NAT
  • Static
  • Dynamic
  • PAT
Frame Relay
  • Advantage Of Frame Relay
  • Virtual Circuit
IOS & Configuration Backup

Password Recovery

Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP)

IPv6

Switch
  • Hub & Switches
  • Broadcast Domain
  • Collision Domain
  • Initial Configuration of Switch
Virtual LAN
  • IEEE 802.1q Trunking
Virtual LAN Trunking Protocol (VTP)

Inter - VLAN Routing

Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)

Wireless LAN (WLAN)

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