Implementing and
Administering
Cisco Solutions
Overview
The Cisco® Solutions: Implementation and administration (CCNS 200-301) course builds on you existing user-level knowledge and experience with computing and networking to provide you with the knowledge and skills expected of an entry-level network administrator.
It also addresses the content described in the exam objectives for the Certified Cisco Network Administrator (CCNA® 200-301). If you are pursuing a Cisco technical certification path, the CCNA 200-301 exam is your first step into the world of Cisco
certification
Course Objective
In this course, you will implement and administer networks by using Cisco solutions. You will:
• Explain basic concepts related to networking.
• Configure switching.
• Configure IP addressing.
• Configure routing.
• Configure wireless connectivity.
• Configure IP network services.
• Explain basic network security concepts and practices.
• Explain the use of automation and programmability in network management tasks.
• Troubleshoot common network issues.
Who Should Attend
You should also have intermediate knowledge of computing and networking concepts. Any type of technology or system
administration training or certification or experience working in an IT environment is strongly recommended. For instance, other
industry certifications such as CompTIA ITF+, CompTIA A+ or CompTIA Network+ may be especially helpful for students who are
preparing for the CCNA200-301 exam.
Prerequisites
To ensure your success in this course, you should have experience with computer user skills, including the ability to complete
tasks in a Microsoft Windows environment and the ability to search for and access information on the Internet. You can obtain
this level of skill and knowledge by taking one of the following Logical Operations courses:
• Introduction to Personal Computers Using Microsoft Windows 10
• Using Microsoft Windows 10
• Microsoft Windows 10: Transition from Windows 7
Training Calendar
Intake
Duration
Program Fees
Module
Module 1 - Network Fundamentals
• Topic A: Network Types
• Topic B: Network Components
• Topic C: Network Topologies
• Topic D: Network Models
• Topic E: Basic Networking Protocols
• Topic F: Transmission Media and Connectors
• Topic G: Introduction to Cisco Networks and Cisco IOS Commands
Module 2 - Configuring Switching
• Topic A: Switching Concepts
• Topic B: Configure Basic Switch Operation
• Topic C: Configure VLANs
• Topic D: Configure Interswitch Connectivity
Module 3 - Configuring IP Addressing
• Topic A: Configure IPv4 Addresses
• Topic B: Configure IPv4 Subnets
• Topic C: Configure IPv6 Addresses
• Topic D: Manage Network Addressing
Module 4 - Configuring Routing
• Topic A: Routing Basics
• Topic B: Interpret Routing Tables
• Topic C: Configure Static Routing
• Topic D: Configure Dynamic Routing
Module 5 - Configuring Wireless Connectivity
• Topic A: Wireless LANs
• Topic B: Manage WLAN Connections
• Topic C: Configure Clients for WLAN Access
Module 6 - Configuring IP Network Services
• Topic A: IP Network Services
• Topic B: Configure DHCP
• Topic C: Configure NAT
• Topic D: Configure NTP
• Topic E: Configure DNS
• Topic F: Perform Network Management
Module 7 - Security Fundamentals
• Topic A: Security Concepts
• Topic B: Manage Passwords
• Topic C: Configure Layer 2 Security
• Topic D: Configure Wireless Security
• Topic E: Remote Access Security
Module 8 - Automation and Programmability
• Topic A: Automation, Network Management, and Device Management
• Topic B: Controller-Based Networking and Software-Defined
Networking
• Topic C: Programmability Concepts
Module 9 - Troubleshooting Network Issues
• Topic A: Troubleshooting Methodologies
• Topic B: Troubleshoot Interface and Cable Issues
• Topic C: Troubleshoot Switching Issues
• Topic D: Troubleshoot IPv4 and IPv6 Addressing Issues
• Topic E: Troubleshoot Routing Issues
• Topic F: Troubleshoot WLAN Issues
• Topic G: Troubleshoot Network Services Issues
• Topic H: Troubleshoot Network Management Issues
• Topic I: Troubleshoot Security Issues
FAQs
General Questions:
Q: What is this course about?
A: This course provides foundational knowledge and hands-on skills required to implement and administer networks using Cisco solutions. It prepares learners for the CCNA 200-301 certification, covering key networking concepts, configurations, and troubleshooting techniques.
Q: Who is this course for?
A: This course is ideal for individuals pursuing a career in networking or IT support, especially those aiming to become network administrators. It is also suited for professionals with prior exposure to computing or system administration who want to gain Cisco-specific networking skills.
Q: What are the prerequisites for this course?
A: Participants should have basic computer user skills and an understanding of computing and networking fundamentals. Experience with Windows OS and access to information on the Internet is required. Prior certifications like CompTIA A+ or Network+ are recommended but not mandatory.
Q: What software or tools do I need?
A: No specific software is required before the course. However, during training, you’ll work with Cisco IOS, and various network configuration and management tools provided as part of the course lab environment.
Q: How is the course structured?
A: The course is structured into 9 modules, starting from network fundamentals to switching, IP addressing, routing, wireless, IP services, network security, automation, and troubleshooting. Each module includes theoretical content and hands-on lab exercises.
Q: How long is the course?
A: The course duration is 5 days.
Q: Will I receive a certificate upon completion?
A: Yes, participants will receive a certificate of completion. Additionally, the course content prepares learners to take the Cisco CCNA 200-301 certification exam.
Program Content & Skills:
Q: What specific topics are covered in the course?
A: The course covers a broad range of networking topics including network fundamentals, switching, IP addressing, routing, wireless connectivity, IP network services, basic network security, automation and programmability, and troubleshooting. Each topic is divided into modules with theory and practical lab work.
Q: Will I learn about advanced features of Cisco networking?
A: This course focuses on essential networking skills expected of an entry-level network administrator. While it covers key concepts and configurations in depth, advanced topics such as enterprise-grade security, advanced routing protocols, and large-scale network design are typically covered in higher-level Cisco certifications.
Q: Will I learn how to integrate Cisco solutions with network services?
A: Yes, the course includes modules on configuring IP network services such as DHCP, NAT, NTP, and DNS, as well as managing wireless connectivity and remote access security. It also introduces automation and controller-based networking to prepare you for modern network environments.
Q: Will I work on real-world examples and exercises?
A: Yes, the course includes hands-on labs and troubleshooting scenarios that reflect real-world network environments. These exercises are designed to reinforce your understanding and prepare you for practical tasks as a network administrator.
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