Get CCNA certification and boost your career
What is CCNA certification or CCNA exam? The Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) is the first network certification of the Cisco Business curriculum, and is the prerequisite for specialized certifications. It is intended for technicians networks operating in Cisco network environment as well as to resellers discovering Cisco products. Why become CCNA certified? The CCNA level proves to the organizations to which the participant would like to participate, his network knowledge (installing, using and troubleshooting a mid-size company network, especially in from the configuration of various switches and routers, and the implementation of security).

    


When is the new CCNA exam taken? The exam is scheduled after the training, when you want it and when you finish working on the review documents. In fact, as soon as you feel ready. Each person needs a different amount of preparation time. On average between 2 and 3 weeks. We do the course work on an online platform available during the two weeks of the course, but also for 200 hours after the training. There are 54 online labs covering all the topics covered. The trainers provide advice on how to pass the exam and answer questions throughout the preparation period.

OBJECTIVES 
-Identify the different components of a corporate network and their role. -Identify the different possible solutions to be implemented on local area networks (LAN). 
-Know how to formulate the different ways to interconnect networks with CISCO routers. 
-Use the online command interface (IOS) to configure Cisco routers. 
-Extend a network with multiple switches, support VLANs, trunking and spanning-tree. 
-Describe routing concepts and implement routing on a network. 
-Pass the new CCNA exam and become CCNA Certified. 

FOR WHO 
Anyone working in the IT industry, who wants to obtain their CCNA cerification and/or all professionals working in a Cisco technical environment. 

REQUIREMENTS 
-There are no pre-requisites necessary to follow and succeed in the objectives of this training. It is only preferable that the participant be familiar with the basic use of a PC, how to navigate an operating system, how to use the Internet and how to manage IP addresses. 

PROGRAM

Building a simple network :

-Identify the components of a computer network and their basic characteristics Understand the host-to-host communication model.

-Describe the features and functions of the Cisco Internetwork Operating System (IOS®).

-Describe LANs and the role of switches in the LAN

-Describe Ethernet as the access layer to the TCP/IP network and the operation of switches.

-Install a switch and perform its initial configuration

Establishing Internet connectivity v4 and v6

-Describe the Internet TCP/IP layer, IP v4, addressing and subnetwork plans

-Describe the TCP/IP Transport and Application Layer

-Explore basic routing features and configuration on a Cisco router

Explain host-to-host communications on switches and routers.

-Identify and resolve common problems in switched networks and those associated with IPv4 addressing.

-Describe key IPv6 features and addresses and configure and verify basic IPv6 connectivity.

Routing Implementation

-Describe the operation, advantages and limitations of static routing.

-Describe, implement and verify virtual local area networks (VLANs) and trunks.

-Describes the application and configuration of inter-VLAN routing.

-Explain the basics of dynamic routing protocols and describe the components and functions of Open Shortest Path First (OSPF).

Implementing Campus Network Scalability

-Explain how the Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) and the Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol (RSTP) work.

-Configure link aggregation using EtherChannel.

-Describe the purpose of Layer 3 redundancy protocols.

-Describe the concepts of Wi-Fi networks, types of Wi-Fi networks, and the use of Wi-Fi Network Controllers (WLC).