CCNA Certified Cisco® Network Associate Preparation Part 2

Overview

CCNA Preparation is a two-course program that prepares participants for the industry recognized CCNA certification exam. This program provides comprehensive coverage of Cisco networking concepts. A background in A+, Network+, or network support and administration is recommended for optimal performance in the program.

Objectives

After participating in the program, participants will be able to:

• Extend switched networks with VLANs
• Determine IP Routes
• Manage IP traffic
• Establish Point-to-Point connections
• Establish Frame Relay Connections
• Discuss security issues associated with Cisco Networking
• Define Perimeter, Firewall and Internal Routers
• Work with Address Lists
• Explain how NAT works
• Configure, test and troubleshoot NAT
• Discuss Cisco Wireless Technologies
• Configure a Wireless Internetwork
• List the benefits of IPv6
• Discuss Wide Area Network factors, including cabling
• Explain how PPP is configured on Cisco Routers
• Discuss Frame Relay and Virtual Private Networks
• Set up custom network configurations
• Build a simulated network
• Test configurations
• Troubleshoot and solve networking issues

Format

CCNA Preparation Part 2 is a 30-hour course and is the second part of a two-part, 60-hour program. The course is delivered in a variety of formats based upon the needs of the client.

Special Features

• Interactive course delivery
• Hands-on application for skill building

Benefits

• Participants gain skills in Cisco networking.
• Participants obtain knowledge that prepares them for the Cisco CCNA certification exam.