Cisco Certified Network Associate (200-120)

Course Abstract
The CCNA certification (Cisco Certified Network Associate) indicates a foundation in and
apprentice knowledge of networking. CCNA certified professionals can install, configure, and
operate LAN, WAN, and dial access services for small networks (100 nodes or fewer), including
but not limited to use of these protocols: IP, IGRP, Serial, Frame Relay, IP RIP, VLANs, RIP,
Ethernet, Access Lists.
Benefits
A Cisco Certificate. It's a valuable credential recognized worldwide as proof that youve got the
networking skills you need to work more productively and more efficiently than many of your
peers.
Course Duration (30 Hours)
Course Content
1. LAN Fundamentals and basics of IP addressing
2. OSI layers
3. Operate and Configure Cisco IOS
4. Initiate a router and basic configurations
5. Configure a router with IP address
6. Manage Your Network Environment
7. Static Routing
8. Dynamic Routing using RIP, EIRP, OSPF
9. Default Routing
10. Sub-netting
11. Allow variable length subnet masks
12. Discover neighbors on the network using CDP
13. Backup and Recovery of IOS and Startup configuration
14. Password recovery
15. Configuring host file and DNS configuration
16. Get information about remote devices
17. Switch Operations
18. Utilize switching and bridging functions
19. Study Spanning Tree Protocol
20. Configure a catalyst switch
21. Review VLAN operations
22. Configure VLANs
23. NAT using Static, Dynamic and PAT
24. Manage IP Traffic with Access Lists
25. Utilize Access lists and their applications
26. Configure IP Access lists
27. Review wide area networking
28. Configure serial point-to-point encapsulation
29. Configure PPP
30. Establish Frame Relay Connections
31. Study frame relay and the configurations

32. IP version 6 and configuration using RIP, EIGRP, OSPF

33. Introduction to Wireless Technologies
34. High availability using VRRP, HSRP, GLBP
35. Configure and verify DHCP (IOS Router)
TEACHING METHODOLOGY
1. 1 Week of course devoted to LAN Concepts as it gives strong foundation.
2. 1 hour theory and one and half hour practical class per session.
3. Using Real Routers for advanced router configuration to enable students to work on real
time environment.
4. Sessions on telnet into real CISCO router to make configurations.
5. Students with weak background on networking can avail special classes on Fridays.
6. Classes missed can be re-attended on Fridays or next batch.
TECHNICAL RESOURCES
Lab Activities:
Enter router commands, drag and drop objects, and answer questions on topics ranging from IP
address classes to basic router configuration to extended ACLs. We will make sure the student
have a full understanding of router command syntax.
Emulation:
Emulators and simulators would be provided to students to practice the sessions at home and to
master the expertise to configure routers independently.
Question Bank:
Would be provided for the CCNAx exam with detailed questions and answers.

Sunil Kumar
CCNA, CCNP, MCITP, MCT, OCP, CERTIFIED ETHICAL HACKER