Implementing and Administering Cisco Solutions - CCNA V2.1

Goals 

Implementing and Administering Cisco Solutions (CCNA) v2.1 gives you basic theory and practical knowledge of computer networks built on IPv4 and IPv6 protocols and provides a solid technical background for follow-up Cisco courses in all fields of technology. This is the official training course for 200-301 Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) certification exam. Selected topics are delivered in the form of self-study modules. This CCNA course is a replacement of former ICND1 and ICND2 courses with added new topics about technologies such as SD-Access, SD-WAN, basics of programmability and it also contains selected chapters about wireless networking and network security.

Duration

5 days (8h/day)

Training format

As a standard, we implement a full-time course (onsite or ILT *) in the ALEF Training Center. Upon agreement, it is possible to implement the course at the client's premises. The course can also be implemented online (vILT **) via a video conferencing platform - Cisco Webex meetings. Instructor- led virtual training is a combination of the best of a traditional classroom course as well as interactive training - without having you leave your office, and even the comfort of your home. Alef Training Center consists of top quality transmission, video calls, and effective team collaboration.

Explanations:

• ILT - Instructor Led-Training * - instructor-led training in the classroom. ** vILT (Virtual Instructor-Led Training) - this is a form of distance learning, where the instructor conducts training from the classroom through an online platform to which students connect from their offices or the comfort of their home.

Requirements

• Basic computer literacy.
• Basic IP addressing knowledge.

Contents

• Basic characteristics of IP networks, OSI and TCP/IP model, network media and cabling
  • LAN network, Ethernet protocol
  • Basic switch configuration
  • Configuration and troubleshooting of VLANs and trunks
  • IP addressing (IPv4/IPv6)
  • Basic router configuration
  • Static and dynamic routing, inter-VLAN routing
  • Introduction to Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) protocol
  • Basics of Spanning Tree protocol (STP) and Rapid Spanning Tree protocol (RSTP)
  • Configuration and troubleshooting of link aggregation a L3 redundancy
  • WAN networks and protocols, VPN networks
  • Configuration and troubleshooting of DHCP, ACL, NAT, Overloading
  • Basic Quality of Service (QoS) concepts
  • Introduction to wireless networks
  • Introduction to network architectures
  • Basics of network programmability and software-defined networks (SDN)
  • Introduction of Cisco DNA Center™, Software-Defined Access (SD-Access) and Software-Defined Wide
  • Area Network (SD-WAN) technologies
  • Cisco device management - configuration backup, software upgrade, licensing, SNMP, syslog and
  • NetFlow
  • Network security and protection from threats
  • Basic steps for security hardening of network devices

Literature

Participants will receive access to an electronic version of the study materials.

Technical equipment

• Virtual LAB environment for interactive study and labs.