Cisco Certified Network Associate Certification (CCNA) - (200-301)

The CCNA—which stands for Cisco Certified Network Associate—is an entry-level certification designed to validate your knowledge on fundamental networking concepts often requested in  IT jobs/positions.

A CCNA certification can be useful in landing both entry-level and higher-level networking positions. It's also widely accepted as an industry standard which is another reason why picking up the CCNA could prove beneficial for IT certifications enthusiasts.

Learning about Cisco products is an excellent way to begin your journey into the information technology (IT) field, as they are one of the most widely used networking products available. Many learners also find that the knowledge acquired from learning on Cisco products is applicable to networking products from other vendors.

What you will learn:

The CCNA Course from CertHub begins with an introduction to GNS3 and the step-by-step process will show you exactly how to set up your environment. Verifying this, next we will learn about various networking terminologies - such as routers, switches, firewalls, topologies, and virtualization as well as other foundational concepts surrounding VLANs and WLAN's as well as wireless architecture and access point modes. Moving along there are sections all about IP connectivity, IP services, security fundamentals, Automating network management , Configuring management systems , SDN architectures , plus more.

The Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) 200-301 certification program covers many crucial topics under one roof. In this program, you will learn how to manage network access, automation and programmability.

The CCNA qualification provides a solid foundation for those looking to begin their professional careers in various areas of the IT industry. Have a look at the study units shown below.

How does the study work?

The Learning will be quite interactive and require you to participate.  It's designed to give you the tools and knowledge that will be required in order for you to ace your CCNA exam first time.

Once you've completed the E-Learning study, we would highly recommend logging on to your Cisco Labs environment so that you can gain a solid understanding of how the technology is used. You will go through exercises for the Certification exam but also what a typical configuration a Network engineer would undertake at a real job setting.

You'll then want to hone in on what they'll be asking of you when setting for the official Cisco Certification Exam. We offer 6 months access to the accredited CCNA Practice Exam which will give many "mock questions"  that are perfect for practicing with as if it was an assessment right before taking your official exam.

CertHub also provides flexibility for you to add the option of including the Official Certification exam as part of your learning. So, what are you waiting for? Enrol now and get the qualification employers are looking for!

How to start learning:

The Course is Self paced and you receive access to various resources to help you pass the CCNA Certification Exam first time.

Once you have completed the course Enrolment process, Our Learning Consultants will be in touch , you will receive your login details via the email address you provided or you can also pick your own course start date. To pick you own start date, after you make the payment for your course, state your preferred start date on the Enrolment Form

You will receive information and instructions on how you access your own private Learning Portal for the Instructors Led Videos, access to the Hands on Practice labs, access to the Accredited Practice Exam and if chosen, the Official Cisco CCNA Exam (Optional).

CCNA 200-301 Study Units:

• Networking Components

• Networking Components – NGFW, NGIPS, & Cisco

• WLCs, Access Points, Servers, & Endpoints

• Network Topology Architectures

• Network Topology Architectures – WAN, Cloud, & SOHO

• Layer 1 Interfaces & Cabling

• Layer 1 Physical & Configuration Issues

• Networking Protocols

• IP Addressing Basics & Configuration

• IPv4 Subnetting

• IPv6 Addressing & Configuration

• Virtualization Concepts

• Network Access, VLAN Configuration, &

• L2 Discovery Protocols & L2 and L3 EtherChannel

• Spanning Tree Protocol

• Cisco Wireless Architecture & WLAN Components

• Cisco WLC Configuration & Wireless Management Access

• Static Routing

• Dynamic Routing

• Configuring & Verifying NAT

• NTP, DNS, & DHCP

• SNMP, Syslog, & PHB for QoS

• Configuring SSH, FTP, & TFTP

• IT Security Concepts

• Security Program &Password Policy Components

• AAA Security & VPN Types

• Configuring & Verifying ACLs

• Configuring Port Security, DHCP Snooping, & DAI

• Automation, Network Programmability, & SDN

• APIs & Cisco DNA Center

• Configuration Management & JSON Encoded Data