24 classes
CCNA 200-301 v2.0
The new CCNA blueprint, from networks and the layer model up to network operations. Every class has a lecture, a 10-question quiz and a hands-on lab on a simulated network.
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- Networks and the layer model
- Hands-on IOS and the troubleshooting toolkit
- Layer 1: cables, optics and interface problems
- Ethernet and switching
- VLANs and edge ports
- Connecting switches: trunks and EtherChannel
- Loop prevention: Rapid PVST+
- IPv4 addressing and host settings
- Subnetting and VLSM
- IPv6
- Routing between VLANs
- The routing table and static routes
- OSPF part 1
- OSPF part 2
- First hop redundancy
- DHCPv4
- DNS
- The Internet edge: NAT and VPNs
- Access control lists
- Securing device access
- Securing the access layer
- Wireless
- Virtualization, cloud and management approaches
- Network operations
24 classes
CCNA Automation (200-901)
Bash, Git, Python, APIs, containers, CI and infrastructure as code for network engineers. Labs run in a browser workstation with a real Python interpreter.
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- Course overview, prerequisites, dev environment, and Bash
- Git for network engineers
- Python essentials: syntax, functions, modules, classes
- Data formats and parsing: JSON, YAML, XML
- HTTP essentials and response codes
- REST, RPC, synchronous vs asynchronous
- Making REST calls: curl and Python requests
- API authentication, rate limits, and pagination
- Webhooks and troubleshooting REST calls
- Cisco DevNet resources and SDKs
- Network platforms: Meraki, Catalyst Center, ACI, Catalyst SD-WAN, NSO
- Collaboration, compute, and security platforms
- Model-driven programmability: controller-level vs device-level
- YANG data models
- NETCONF and RESTCONF on IOS XE and NX-OS
- Where applications run: VMs, containers, bare metal, cloud and edge
- Docker: images, containers and Dockerfiles
- Testing code: Python unit tests and TDD
- How teams ship: development methods, DevOps and CI/CD
- Application security: secrets, encryption, OWASP threats
- Infrastructure as code and Ansible
- Terraform, NSO, and testing with CML and pyATS
- Reading automation code: scripts, diffs, sequence diagrams, code review
- Network fundamentals for automation engineers