Very important fact to understand that the New CCNA is not a Fundamental level Certification and hence it’s meant for Engineers and working profession with minimum 1 year Experience in Implementing and administrating Cisco Solutions, IP addressing Network Fundamentals and OSI.

We have designed a Special Fundamental Module which will be taught in CCNAv1 Which will allow Fresher’s to do New CCNA v1 with Confidence

ISR G2 1900 & 2900 Series Router, Cisco CSR 1000v Cisco 3750 Catalyst Switch Cisco 2504 Wireless Controller and Cisco Aironet 1200 & 3500 Access Point Cisco Identity Service Engine 2.4 Cisco Nexus Switch 7010 Cisco ACI 2.0

This module will Satisfy the Pre Requisite for New CCNA course and Help Candidate to understand Advance course contents in better Manner

• History of Computer Networks
• Deep dive TCP/IP vs OSI Reference Model
• Packet Capture to Analyze TCP/IP Stack
• Cisco IOS foundation and Configuration
• Numbering System

2.Network Fundamentals for Next Generation Network - 15 hours

3. Network Access Wired and Wireless - 15 hours

4. IP Connectivity using IPv4 & IPv6 Routing - 10 hours

5. IP Service Configuration and Implementation - 08 hours

6. Security Fundamentals and Wireless Security - 12 hours

7. Automation and Programmability - 05 hours

Total Duration:70 Hours Maximum

Batch Option:

• Regular 3 to 4 hours Mon to Friday Week-end;
• Saturday and Sunday 4 hours each.

New CCNA Lab Modules Total 55 Labs

New Wireless Labs Primer:

• Accessing Cisco WLC and AP using Console
• Understanding GUI option on Cisco WLC 2500
• Creating and Implementing WLAN
• Security Setting for WLAN using WPA and PSK
• QOS Profiles on WLC
• Advance WLAN settings
• Troubleshooting WLAN client Connectivity

New Automation and Programming Lab:

• Cisco DNA Center
• JSON Encoded Data Interpretation

Network Fundamental Labs:

• UNDERSTANDING THE OSI MODEL - CAPTURE THE PACKET USING THE WIRESHARK
• GETTING FAMILAR WITH ALL THE NETWORKING DEVICES
• L2 SWITCHES, L-3 SWITCHES, ROUTERS
• LAN CABLING-CRIMPING AND TESTING OF STRAIGHT AND CROSS-OVER CABLE.
• EXTERNAL ANATOMY OF ROUTERS AND SWICH.
• Cisco IOS CLI Privilege Levels and Configuration Mode
• Enabling , Configuring and Testing Physical interface

Wired Network Access Labs:

• Create Implement and Troubleshoot VLANs
• Dynamic vs Static Mac address table
• Trunk Port – IEEE802.1Q configuration
• Native VLAN
• Layer 2 Discovery CDP & LLDP
• Layer 2 and Layer 3 LACP Etherchannel
• Rapid PVST+ Configuration
• Testing Root Bridge election Root port & Port roles
• Portfast

IP Access using IPv4 & IPv6 Routing

• Layer 3 Packet Forwarding
• Configuring and Testing IPv4 & IPv6 Static Routing
• Checking Route Tables and Troubleshooting
• Testing Route Selection Method highest prefix match vs Ad
• Default Route & Floating Static routes
• OSPFv2 Configuration in P2P and Multi-Access Network
• DR/BDR Election and manipulation

IP Services:

• Configuration of Inside Source NAT :
• Dynamic
• Static
• NTPv3 configuration
• Cisco IOS as DHCP server and Client
• DHCP Relay agent
• SNMPv3 and Syslog configuration
• Remote Device Access using SSH

Security Fundamentals :

• Local User Authentication for Remote Access
• Configure ACL Standard & Extended:
• Web Filtering
• ICMP filtering
• Blocking Telnet
• Layer 2 Security Labs:
• Port Security
• DHCP Snooping
• dARP inspection

Final Network Project and Lab Test