Cisco Certified Network Associate v2.0 (200-301 CCNA)
The prevalence of Cisco technologies implies that CCNA-certified individuals who have received the necessary training will remain in demand. Your readiness to take the 200-301 CCNA exam and demonstrate that you possess the fundamental abilities required of a network administrator will increase after completing this CCNA course.
Overview
The CCNA v2.0 course provides you with a wide range of foundational knowledge that is necessary for all IT vocations. You will learn how to install, run, configure, and verify fundamental IPv4 and IPv6 networks through a combination of lectures, practical laboratories, and independent study. The course covers managing network devices, recognizing common security threats, and configuring network components like switches, routers, and wireless LAN controllers. Additionally, the course provides you with a foundation in software-defined networking, automation, and network programmability.
Who Should Take 200-301 CCNA Training?
- Network engineers
- Network administrators
- Systems administrators
- System engineers
- IT managers/directors
- Anyone looking to improve their network skills
Learning Objectives of 200-301 CCNA Training?
- Network fundamentals
- Network access
- IP connectivity
- IP services
- Security fundamentals
- Automation and programmability
Our Package
Upcoming Batch
April 20th (Weekends)
FRI & SAT (4 Weeks)
08:30 PM to 01:00 AM (CDT)
April 18th (Weekdays)
MON – FRI (18 Days)
10:00 AM to 12:00 PM (CDT)
Cisco Certified Network Associate v2.0 (200-301 CCNA) FAQs
Q. Is CCNA worth it?
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Yes, the CCNA is definitely worth it — it’s one of the best certifications a network administrator could earn at any point in their career. The CCNA is worth it because Cisco technology provides service provider and enterprise router solutions to nearly 40% of the world. Of course, there are plenty of non-Cisco networks, but there’s basically no other certification that can all at once prepare you for all the devices and jobs that the CCNA does.
Q. Is the CCNA difficult?
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Yes, the CCNA is difficult, but most people who pass it agree that it’s not unfair or excessively difficult. The thing that makes the CCNA so difficult is that it focuses largely on Cisco-specific configurations and management. So basic networking knowledge will help you with some of the test, but the difficult part of the CCNA is the advanced aspects of using Cisco equipment for routing and switching.
Q. Does the CCNA expire?
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Yes, the CCNA expires – after three years. Just like all of Cisco’s certifications, the CCNA lasts for three years, and you can recertify during that window. Your three options for recertifying a CCNA before it expires after three years are retaking the original exam, completing enough continuing education credits, and advancing to the next tier of Cisco certifications. So even though your CCNA will expire three years after you earn it, you have options for what to do next.
Q. What is the format for CCNA 200-301 exam?
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The CCNA 200-301 exam contains 100-120 questions that you must answer in 120 minutes.
Q. What is the Prerequisites of CCNA 200-301 exam?
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- One or more years of experience is recommended in implementing and administering Cisco solutions
- Understanding of networking fundamentals
- Basic IP address knowledge
Q. What is the validity of the Cisco CCNA certification?
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The CCNA certification will be valid for three years from the date you earned it, after which it has to be renewed by completing the re-certification requirements.
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