CCNA - Cisco Certified Network Associate
Common topics CCNA certification include:
- OSI models
- IP address (IPV4 AND IPV6)
- Router
& Routing protocols
- IP Routing
- VLAN and WLAN
- VPN AND CLIENT VPN
- Troubleshooting
- Network Security
- Understanding Cloud & Network Infrastructure
Types of CCNA certification
Two basic types of ccna shown below.
1. ICND1 & ICND2 Exam
2. Combined CCNA Exam
ICND1 Exam : - IP routing technologies,IP services (DHCP,NAT),IPV6,Network devices security,LAN Switching etc.
ICND2 Exam :- IP services (SNMP V2 & V3,FHRP,syslog),LAN and WAN technology, IP routing technologies etc.
CCNA Combined Exam :- Covers all topics ICND1 AND ICND2. It covers topics on installation and troubleshooting and operation etc.
For more detail on exams visit these link Here
Understanding the Network basics
What is a Network?
A network is defined as a two or more independent devices or computers that are linked.
Two common types of
network:
- Local Area Network (LAN)
- Wide Area Network (WAN)
Network Layer
Networking Devices used in the network
- NIC: Network Interface Card it connects computer to computer network
- Switches: It connects devices on a computer network.packet switching to receive & forward data to the destination device
- Routers: It connect networked computers to the Internet and connect multiple networks and forward packets
- Bridges: It can be used used to connect LAN Network.
- Modems: It can be used transmitted from one computer to another computer data transfer
- Hubs: It can be used to connect segments of a LAN.
Skills Measured by CCNA Certification
- Understand network topologies & IT network
- Knowledge of computer network works networked devices
- Configure & troubleshoot routing and router Cisco devices
- Configure and troubleshoot a switch with VLAN & WLAN
- Setup WAN and LAN Network
- Implement an IP addressing scheme
- Implement & support NAT and ACLs in branch office networks
- Identify network security threats and describe threat mitigation methods
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