Worlds of networks, IT infrastructure and applications are no longer siloed but inseparable, opening the door for truly amazing innovation. Networking Academy's CCNA courses have evolved to teach you the latest concepts.
The first course in a 3-course CCNA series designed to prepare you for entry-level networking job. Begin preparing for a networking career with this introduction to how networks operate.
Welcome to study-ccna.com website, a free CCNA tutorial site that closely follows the Cisco CCNA curriculum. The site was designed to help you pass the CCNA exam (200-125), but it can also be used as a reference site for anything networking related. Here you can find all materials needed to study for your CCNA exam.
You can start reading the articles from the beginning to work your way through the exam topics in a logical manner, or you can find a specific article that interests you. Also make sure to download our Free CCNA Study Guide PDF to get full study notes in one book, and check out our Recommended CCNA Study Resources. So what are you waiting for?
There are no prerequisites for this course - you may find it beneficial to have basic knowledge of computers prior to attending.
No, the Implementing Cisco Networking Devices: Accelerated exam must be booked separately through Pearson VUE.
Your instructor will be an expert in Cisco networking technologies and will help to guide you through the interactive fundamentals of networking
Please arrive at the venue at 8:45 am.
Note: The CCNA exam has changed since February 24, 2020 and we deliver the latest updated CCNA Training Course. Show more.
CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate) is an IT certification provided by Cisco which demonstrates the candidate’s ability to set up and maintain different types of network. There are a number of different types of CCNA certification based on different job specialisms within the networking field, such as Cloud, Data Center and Security.
The Knowledge Academy is Globally Recognised as the Industry Leader in training Network Engineers. Our " Knowledge Networking Academy” comprises of over 227 leading Network Infrastructure Professionals who on average have more than 19 years of industry recognised Network Engineering Experience.
Module 1: Configure and verify inside source NAT using static and pools. Module 2: Configure and verify NTP operating in a client and server mode. Module 3: Explain the role of DHCP and DNS within the network. Module 4: Explain the function of SNMP in network operations.
Hi , I'm in my late 20s and i previously worked as an account manager for a business technology company.
Recently started studying for the CCNA as I believe it will serve me well to have a very good understanding of networking. Built up a study plan and wanted to ask if it looked solid to everybody here.
I’ve been studying ccna for about 6 months, since July, got boson exsim in the beginning of December , took all 3 exam in the exsim, here’s my scores: Exam A and B: around 990 (tbo, they’re 1000 but i remember 1,2 questions but i don’t understand them much) Exam C: i took it last night (first try) and got 926 (some dumb mistakes, could’ve got more) So am I ready? The closer the day i take the real test, the more concern i get! So any advice? Appreciate all of your advice.
Hi, I just passed the CCNA 200-301 and I would like to hear your thoughts on which certification to get next. Thanks
Hello Im a mechatronics engineering Student and have a lot of free time recently and i want to learn networking. What courses do you guys recommend for me to start with i have seen some courses on udemy and david bombal's course caught my eye and also there are alot of free courses on youtube so don't really know what to do.
So, I passed my CCNA almost three weeks ago. I just landed my first interview as a Network Admin. I’m terrified that I’m going to forget everything I’ve studied. I haven’t looked at CCNA material since passing.
I noticed the link to the free CCNA workbook here is actually out-of-date and the same with the free CCNA Study Guide website which were made by CCIEs. I'm guessing they got busy with other projects.
I wish I would have discovered the Developer Sandbox earlier. It is so easy to set up labs with a variety of equipment. Packet tracer is nice with all the labs that are out there that can be loaded but a lot can be learned from setting it up you self.
Hey guys, I've been to several interviews now and I've always been asked "if we hire you and give you an unlimited budget, from the ground up, what would you do to the environment"
Need a study partner for ccna. I am in GMT+3 time zone. Shall we form a study circle so that we can keep on preparing without lack of spirit. Please suggest how this can be done. shall wedo a google group for study. if google group is ok pls send mail ids. or i will create a private telegram channel.
I've been using his course on Udemy but I've been having a really hard time sticking through it. I feel like there's something about his teaching style that makes comprehension very difficult for me. Maybe it's my ADD, but I was just curious if anyone else3 had some issues or it's just me.
Could you please recommend me some videos or some courses about EIGRP? I’ve searched on google but didn’t find some good material to study.