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The CCNA® (Cisco® Certified Network Associate) certification is a premier entry-level credential recognized globally in the IT industry. It equips professionals with essential networking knowledge and skills needed to manage and operate networks effectively. As our digital infrastructure continues to expand, the demand for CCNA®-certified experts remains high, making this certification a valuable asset for anyone pursuing a career in networking.
Certification Body: Cisco®
Learning Objective
The CCNA® training program aims to provide participants with:
- Strong Foundation in Networking Concepts: Understand the basic principles and theories of networking.
- Knowledge of Fundamental Networking Technologies: Learn about key technologies that support network operations.
- IP Addressing Skills: Gain proficiency in IPv4 and IPv6 addressing, including subnetting and addressing schemes.
- Routing Protocols Understanding: Familiarity with various routing protocols and how they operate within networks.
- Network Security Awareness: Learn essential security practices to protect network infrastructure.
- Configuration Skills: Acquire the ability to configure network devices and settings effectively.
- Troubleshooting Capabilities: Develop skills to diagnose and resolve network issues efficiently
Exam Information
- Exam Code: 200-301 CCNA®
- Duration: 120 minutes
- Format: Computer-Based Test (CBT)
- Questions: 100-120 multiple-choice questions
- Languages Available: English, Japanese
Recertification
- Validity: CCNA® certification is valid for three years.
- Renewal: Renew by:
- Passing the current CCNA® exam.
- Completing a higher-level Cisco certification.
- Purpose: Ensures certified individuals stay current with networking technologies and practices.
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Curriculum
- 6 Sections
- 14 Lessons
- 40 Hours
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- Networking Fundamentals3
- Network Access3
- IP Connectivity2
- IP Services2
- Security Fundamentals2
- Automation and Programmability2
Requirements
- Formal Education: No formal educational prerequisites required.
- Recommended Knowledge:
Fundamental understanding of computer operations.
Basic software applications. - Familiarity: Knowledge of operating systems and navigation through files and directories is recommended.
Target audiences
- IT professionals looking to enhance their networking skills.
- Individuals aiming to start a career in network administration or IT support.
- Anyone interested in pursuing advanced Cisco certifications.