Cisco CCNA Training – Videos, Labs and Practice Tests
This course is packed with 45 mini-labs where you can follow along with your instructor and really understand the theory. Each chapter ends with practice exams and several full labs where you configure complex technologies and test your configurations. Completely revised and updated for the brand new CCNA exam launched Feb 2020.
The former CCNA exam was called the CCNA Routing and Switching, the new exam title and code is:
- 200-301 CCNA – Implementing and Administering Cisco Solutions (CCNA)
Cisco CCNA Exam Pass
Maria Pires
Maria used our Cisco CCNA training program to pass her exam on the first try. Most students take two or three attempts to pass the exam ($300 per attempt).
Passing the CCNA 200-301 exam requires at least two months of study. You need to master the theory but also complete many hands-on labs and take CCNA practice tests. If you need a big advantage you can take our free Cisco CCNA Exam Coaching course where we give you a daily task to complete. You just need to turn up and do the work each day and leave the planning to us.
Since 2002 we've been coaching students from all walks of life to pass their Cisco CCNA exam. Using deep dive lessons, practice labs and CCNA practice tests we ensure you are over prepared come exam day. If you ever get stuck then just post on the forum and our experts and fellow students will help you.
The new CCNA exam features around 102 tough questions testing you on routing protocols, TCP/IP, network troubleshooting, automation, security, wireless, LANs and more. You have 120 minutes and the pass mark is around 85% so you have to be both fast and accurate if you want to pass. We can help you.
We take you by the hand and guide you through the entire CCNA syllabus step-by-step. There is more than $400 worth of practice exams included, advanced challenge labs, and bonus study videos included for you to enjoy for no extra charge and to guarantee your success come exam day. The course ends with a super lab where you bring everything together and configure a complex network with the help of a CCIE. All answers are provided so you can check your solution against ours.
Take this course if:
- You have been studying for your CCNA for a while now but don't feel ready
- Can't seem to nail subjects such as subnetting or Access Lists
- Can't find enough practise exams with solutions to prepare yourself
- Find just reading a study guide not sufficient to understand the material
- Want an easy-to-follow study program that will get you results
- Want free 24/7 access to live Cisco equipment to practice on
Your Instructor
Paul Browning
Is the author of Amazon best selling books Cisco CCNA Simplified and CCNA in 60 Days. He started teaching IT courses in 2002 after leaving Cisco systems and went on to create several successful online training companies and study guides.
Paul can explain difficult subjects in an easy-to-understand way which has made his classroom and online courses extremely popular. His easy subnetting method has been used by thousands of students from all over the world.
- Over 30 hours of video training
- Instructor guided CCNA labs
- End-of-module CCNA practice tests
- End-of-course certificate
- Access to members only forum
- Access to live Cisco racks 24/7 (free to members)
- Exam vendor – Pearson Vue
- Prerequisites – None
- Recommended – Network+ or CCNA Primer
| Module 1 | Network Fundamentals |
|---|---|
| Unit 1 | Welcome to the Course |
| Unit 2 | Network Devices and Functions |
| Unit 3 | Mini Lab - Changing the Configuration Register |
| Unit 4 | OSI and TCP models |
| Unit 5 | TCP Protocols and Services |
| Unit 6 | Mini Lab - Checking the ARP Cache |
| Unit 7 | Mini Lab - Proxy ARP |
| Unit 8 | Cabling the Network |
| Unit 9 | Copper and Fiber Cabling |
| Unit 10 | Ethernet Concepts |
| Unit 11 | Mini Lab - Duplex and Speed Settings |
| Unit 12 | Firewalls |
| Unit 13 | IDS/IPS |
| Unit 14 | IPv4 addressing |
| Unit 15 | Subnetting |
| Unit 16 | Fast Subnetting |
| Unit 17 | Address Summarization and VLSM |
| Unit 18 | IPv6 Addressing |
| Unit 19 | Mini Lab - Configuring IPv6 |
| Unit 20 | Mini Lab - Neighbor Discovery Protocol in Action |
| Unit 21 | Subnetting IPv6 |
| Unit 22 | Virtualization |
| Unit 23 | Cloud Computing |
| Unit 24 | Network Topologies |
| Unit 25 | Wireless Basics |
| Unit 26 | Cisco DNA Center |
| Unit 27 | PoE |
| Unit 28 | WAN Basics |
| Unit 29 | Lab – Router Modes and Commands |
| Unit 30 | Lab - ARP, CDP, Ping and Telnet |
| Unit 31 | Lab - IP Addressing |
| Unit 32 | Lab - Copy Startup Config Using TFTP |
| Unit 33 | Lab - NTP Server and Client |
| Unit 34 | Lab - Verify IP Parameters - Windows |
| Unit 35 | Lab - Verify IP Parameters - Linux |
| Unit 36 | Lab - Verify IP Parameters - MAC OS |
| Unit 37 | Practice Exam 1 |
| Unit 38 | Practice Exam 2 |
| Unit 39 | Practice Exam 3 |
| Module 2 | Network Access |
| Unit 1 | VLANS, Switching and DTP |
| Unit 2 | Mini Lab - Checking the MAC Address Table |
| Unit 3 | Mini Lab - Configuring VLANs and Trunk Links |
| Unit 4 | Mini Lab - Access Ports - Data and Voice |
| Unit 5 | Mini Lab - IP Default Gateway on a Switch |
| Unit 6 | VTP |
| Unit 7 | Mini Lab - Configuring VTP |
| Unit 8 | CDP and NTP |
| Unit 9 | Mini Lab - Checking CDP Neighbors |
| Unit 10 | Configuring LLDP |
| Unit 11 | Etherchannels |
| Unit 12 | Mini Lab - PAgP Configuration |
| Unit 13 | Mini Lab - LACP Configuration |
| Unit 14 | STP |
| Unit 15 | Mini Lab - STP Operations |
| Unit 16 | Enhancements to STP and RSTP+ |
| Unit 17 | Mini Lab - Configuring PVRST+ |
| Unit 18 | InterVLAN Routing |
| Unit 19 | Mini Lab - InterVLAN Routing Using Physical Router Interfaces |
| Unit 20 | Mini Lab - InterVLAN Routing Using Subinterfaces |
| Unit 21 | Mini Lab - InterVLAN Routing Using SVIs |
| Unit 22 | Lab - VLANs on an IOS Switch |
| Unit 23 | Lab - Trunking Across IOS Switches |
| Unit 24 | Lab - Spanning Tree Protocol |
| Unit 25 | Lab - InterVLAN Routing |
| Unit 26 | Lab - LACP EtherChannels |
| Unit 27 | Practice Exam 1 |
| Unit 28 | Practice Exam 2 |
| Unit 29 | Practice Exam 3 |
| Module 3 | IP Connectivity |
| Unit 1 | IP Routing |
| Unit 2 | Mini Lab - Classful and Classless Routing Protocols |
| Unit 3 | Static Routing / IPv6 |
| Unit 4 | Mini Lab - Configuring a Static Route |
| Unit 5 | Mini Lab - Configuring an IPv6 Static Route |
| Unit 6 | RIPv2 |
| Unit 7 | Mini Lab - RIP |
| Unit 8 | OSPF |
| Unit 9 | Mini Lab - Configuring Single-Area OSPF |
| Unit 10 | Advanced OSPF |
| Unit 11 | Mini Lab - Configuring OSPF Interfaces |
| Unit 12 | Mini Lab - OSPF Passive Interfaces |
| Unit 13 | EIGRP |
| Unit 14 | EIGRP - Mini Lab |
| Unit 15 | BGP |
| Unit 16 | BGP2 |
| Unit 17 | FHRP |
| Unit 18 | Mini Lab - HSRP Configuration |
| Unit 19 | Mini Lab - Configure VRRP |
| Unit 20 | Lab - Static Routes |
| Unit 21 | Lab - Configuring EIGRP |
| Unit 22 | Lab - Single Area OSPF |
| Unit 23 | Lab - HSRP Configuration |
| Unit 24 | Lab - Configure and Troubleshoot RIPv2 |
| Unit 25 | Practice Exam 1 |
| Unit 26 | Practice Exam 2 |
| Unit 27 | Practice Exam 3 |
| Module 4 | IP Services |
| Unit 1 | NAT |
| Unit 2 | DHCP / DNS |
| Unit 3 | Mini Lab - DHCP Configuration on Cisco IOS Routers |
| Unit 4 | DNS in Detail |
| Unit 5 | Mini Lab - Ping Hostnames |
| Unit 6 | SNMP |
| Unit 7 | Cisco SNMP |
| Unit 8 | Syslog |
| Unit 9 | Mini Lab - Cisco IOS Syslog Configuration |
| Unit 10 | Introduction to QoS |
| Unit 11 | QoS Solutions |
| Unit 12 | Lab - Static NAT |
| Unit 13 | Lab - NAT Pool |
| Unit 14 | Lab - NAT Overload |
| Unit 15 | Lab - Configuring a Router as a DHCP Server |
| Unit 16 | Lab - SNMP |
| Unit 17 | Practice Exam |
| Module 5 | Security Fundamentals |
| Unit 1 | Introduction to Network Security |
| Unit 2 | Common Security Threats |
| Unit 3 | Common Networking Attacks |
| Unit 4 | Threat Mitigation and User Education |
| Unit 5 | Network Device Security |
| Unit 6 | Mini Lab - Adding a Telnet Password |
| Unit 7 | Mini Lab - Enabling SSH Access |
| Unit 8 | Implementing Password Policies |
| Unit 9 | VPNs |
| Unit 10 | Access Lists |
| Unit 11 | L2 Mitigation (DAI/Snooping) |
| Unit 12 | Switch Port Security |
| Unit 13 | AAA |
| Unit 14 | Mini Lab - AAA |
| Unit 15 | Certificate Authorities |
| Unit 16 | Wireless Security |
| Unit 17 | Lab - Basic Router Security |
| Unit 18 | Lab - Switch Security |
| Unit 19 | Lab - Switch Port Security |
| Unit 20 | Lab - Standard ACL |
| Unit 21 | Lab - Access Lists (Extended) |
| Unit 22 | Lab - Access Lists (Named) |
| Unit 23 | Lab - Configure WPA2 |
| Unit 24 | Practice Exam |
| Module 6 | Automation and Programmability |
| Unit 1 | Network Programmability |
| Unit 2 | Software Defined Networking |
| Unit 3 | REST and JSON |
| Unit 4 | Configuration Management |
| Unit 5 | Practice Exam |
| Module 7 | Network Troubleshooting |
| Unit 1 | Troubleshoot Layer 1 |
| Unit 2 | Troubleshooting IP Addressing |
| Unit 3 | Troubleshooting VLANs |
| Unit 4 | Troubleshoot VTP and Trunking |
| Unit 5 | Troubleshoot InterVLAN Routing |
| Unit 6 | Troubleshooting STP |
| Unit 7 | Troubleshoot Routing Issues |
| Unit 8 | Troubleshooting OSPF |
| Unit 9 | Mini Lab - Troubleshoot OSPF |
| Unit 10 | Troubleshooting NAT and Access Lists |
| Unit 11 | Mini Lab - Troubleshoot DNS |
| Unit 12 | Practice Exam |
| Module 8 | Super Lab |
| Unit 1 | Introduction |
| Unit 2 | IP Addressing |
| Unit 3 | LAN Switching |
| Unit 4 | IP Routing |
| Unit 5 | Infrastructure Services |
| Unit 6 | WAN Services |
| Unit 7 | Final Verification |
| Module 9 | Final Practice Exam |
| Unit 1 | Practice Exam |
