The CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate) Course teaches everything you need to know about networking basics, routing, switching, and network security. It gives students the real-world skills they need to design, set up, and fix Cisco-based networks.
Level
Advanced
Duration
8 weeks
The CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate) Course is meant to give you a solid understanding of networking ideas and Cisco technologies. Students get to practice routing, switching, VLANs, and IP addressing in real life. The course also talks about WAN technologies, network security, and how to fix problems. By the end, everyone will know how to set up, run, and protect small to medium-sized networks.
About trainer
Working professional who is carrying more then 10 years of industry experience.
Decks
The candidate will get access to the presentation taken-up during the session.
Notes
Consolidated notes in word document.
Assignments
Assignments for every module will be covered.
MCQs
MCQs for every module covered in the session would be provided.
Video Recording
Daily Session would be recorded and shared to the candidate.
Dumps for Certification
We will provide dumps for the certification exam, which will help you to prepare for the exam.
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Projects
3 Live Projects will be provided for practice.
This module teaches the basics of computer networks, such as the different types of networks, how they are set up, and the rules that govern them. Students will also learn about the OSI and TCP/IP models and get a basic understanding of IP addressing and subnetting.
Teaches IPv4/IPv6 addressing schemes and subnetting techniques.
Introduces LAN switching, VLANs, and Layer-2 operations.
Covers router operations and routing principles.
Focuses on OSPF configuration and operations.
Explains the EIGRP dynamic routing protocol.
Covers essential security concepts for networks and devices.
Introduces Wi-Fi technologies, standards, and configuration.
Covers services that enhance network functionality.
Provides basics of automation, SDN, and network programmability.
Set up and design a network for a small office using routers and switches. Use IP addressing, subnetting, and VLANs to divide the network into smaller parts. Check that devices can connect to each other and that VLANs are routed correctly.
Use WAN links to make a fake network with many sites. Set up static and dynamic routing protocols (RIP, OSPF, EIGRP) so that remote offices can talk to each other. Check the network's performance and fix any problems with connectivity.
Use Access Control Lists (ACLs), NAT, and port security to protect your network. Set up secure remote access with VPNs and make sure that unauthorized access is blocked. Write down the results of the security configuration and testing.
CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate) – Associate Training Program
What is CCNA?
The CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate) certification is a well-known way to show that you know how to use Cisco technologies to set up and manage networks, route traffic, switch traffic, and keep networks safe.
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