The Best CCNA Certification In Dubai With Nlptech

CCNA (200-301). Implementing and Managing Cisco Solutions is a comprehensive introductory course designed to provide IT staff and technology enthusiasts, especially those who want to start a career in IT, with the basics of networking, networking, IP connectivity, IP services, security, automation, and technology. This is a comprehensive introductory Cisco course designed to give you complete knowledge and skills in programmability.

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Instructor-led classroom training

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Highly trained and experienced instructors

Teaching materials, exercise books and test books

Small class sizes (high teacher dedication to the needs of individual students).

Prerequisite.

There are no formal prerequisites for CCNA certification in Dubai, but students should understand the exam topics before taking the exam.

Who is the CCNA course for?

Beginning IT staff

Network engineers

Network Analysts

Network support engineers

Course content

Basic knowledge of networking

Explain the roles and functions of network components

Describing the characteristics of network topologies

Compare physical interface and cable types

Identify interface and cable problems (collisions, errors, duplex differences, speed).

Compare TCP and UDP

Configure and verify IPv4 addresses and subnets

Describe the requirements for private IPv4 addresses.

Configuring and verifying IPv6 addresses and examples

Compare IPv6 address types.

Configure IP parameters for client operating systems (Windows, Mac OS and Linux).

Explain the principles of wireless networking

Explain the basics of virtualization (virtual machines).

Explain switching concepts

Network connectivity.

Configure and verify VLANs on multiple switches (normal range).

Configure and verify connections between switches

Configure and verify the Layer 2 Discovery Protocol (Cisco Discovery Protocol, LLDP).

Configure and verify EtherChannel (LACP) (Layer 2/Layer 3)

Explain the need for the PVST+ fast distributed tree protocol and verify its basic functionality.

Comparison of Cisco wireless architectures and AP models

Describe the interconnections of the physical infrastructure of the WLAN components (APs, WLCs, access and trunk ports and LAGs).

Describe AP and WLC management connections (Telnet, SSH, HTTP, HTTPS, console, TACACS+/RADIUS).

Allows configuration of client-connected WLAN components using only a graphical user interface, including WLAN creation, security settings, QoS profiles, advanced WLAN configuration, etc.

IP connection.

Describes the components of the routing table.

Define how routers make default forwarding decisions.

Configure and verify IPv4 and IPv6 static routes.

Configure and verify single-region OSPFv2.

Describe the purpose of the First Hop Redundancy Protocol.

IP services

Configure and verify NAT within a source using static and pooling.

Configure and validate NTP in client and server mode

Describe the role of DHCP and DNS in network operation.

Describe the role of SNMP in network operations.

Describe the use of syslog functions, including states and levels.

Configuring and authenticating DHCP clients and proxies.

Describe the forwarding behavior required for QoS (PHB), including classification, marking, queuing, congestion, monitoring, and shaping.

Configuring network devices for remote access via SSH.

Describe the features and functions of TFTP/FTP on the network.

Basics of security.

Define key security concepts (threats, vulnerabilities, exploits and mitigation techniques).

Describe the components of a security program (user awareness, training, physical access control).

Defining access control to equipment using local passwords

Describe the elements of a secure password policy, including password management, password complexity and password options (multi-factor authentication, credentials, biometrics).

Describe remote access and site-to-site VPNs.

Configuration and validation of access control lists.

Configure Layer 2 security features (DHCP snooping, dynamic ARP checks, port protection).

Distinguish between the concepts of authentication, authorization, and accounting.

Describe wireless security protocols (WPA, WPA2 and WPA3).

Configure WLAN networks with WPA2 PSK using the graphical user interface.

Automation and programmability

Describe the impact of automation on network management.

Comparison of traditional and controller-based networks

Describe controller-based and software-defined architectures (overlay, underlay and fabric).

Compare traditional campus device management with Cisco DNA Centre device management.

Describe the features of REST-based APIs (CRUD, HTTP verbs, data encoding).

Identify the features of configuration management mechanisms Puppet, Chef, and Ansible.

Interpret JSON encoded data.