Who will be benefited with this training course?

The CCNA R&S course is for Network specialists, network administrators and network support engineers who have al least 1-3 years of experience. Apart from these professionals, an individual who wants to gear up their career with CCNA R&S certification, they can go for a certification exam, only they should have basic level of networking knowledge.

What you will learn?

The CCNA R&S certified professionals will be able to install, configure, operate and troubleshoot small to medium-size enterprise networks using routers and switches. 

Targeted Exam:

In order to gain the skills and knowledge to become Cisco CCNA routing and switching certified professional must demonstrate the skills needed to take the exams 100 – 105 (ICND1) and 200 – 105 (ICND2). This training video is full of recommending training topics required to pass these exams. Candidates can go for only a composite exam (200 – 125) to gain this certification instead of going above two mentioned exams.

About this course:

Training videos are prepared by 10+ years experienced professional with 10+ lectures on different topics. These lectures will give you a deeper understanding of the OSI model, TCP/IP, IP addressing, IPv6, IOS, basic configuration of routing and switching, VLAN, DTP, VTP, STP, ether channel, EIGRP, OSPF, BGP, DHCP, ACL, NAT, High availability, LAN and WAN technologies.

CCNA routing and switching course will help you to master the skills you need to install, implement, configure and troubleshoot Cisco network solutions. CCNA R&S certification will give you the technical knowledge of comprehensive Cisco R&S     course curriculum. You will earn skills and the ability to handle and administer networks of any size, complexity and design, IPV4 to IPV6 networks, to medium and large size enterprise networks. This training course will enable you to manage and optimize network infrastructures and systems, including routing, switching, wireless, security and connectivity to other branch offices using the WAN.