Cisco CCNA Practice Tests

The Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) certification is an associate-level credential offered by Cisco, designed to validate foundational knowledge and skills in networking.

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The Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) is a globally recognized, vendor-specific certification for IT professionals pursuing careers in network engineering, administration, or support, emphasizing modern networking technologies like automation, AI, and cloud integration.

Key Details:

  • Exam Code: 200-301 CCNA (v1.1)
  • Target Audience: IT professionals with 1-2 years of networking experience or those transitioning from entry-level certs like CompTIA Network+ into Cisco-focused roles.
  • Level: Associate (bridges foundational IT skills to specialized networking expertise).

What It Covers:

The CCNA v1.1 exam focuses on six key areas, updated in 2024:

  1. Network Fundamentals:
    • Core concepts (e.g., OSI model, TCP/IP, network topologies).
    • Introduction to AI and machine learning in network operations.
  2. Network Access:
    • Configuring VLANs, wireless LANs, and Ethernet switching.
    • Managing access points and client connectivity.
  3. IP Connectivity:
    • Routing protocols (e.g., OSPF, static routing).
    • IPv4/IPv6 addressing and subnetting.
  4. IP Services:
    • Configuring DHCP, NAT, and cloud network management tools.
    • Basics of QoS and network redundancy.
  5. Security Fundamentals:
    • Implementing security policies (e.g., ACLs, VPN basics).
    • Securing devices and understanding generative AI in security.
  6. Automation and Programmability:
    • Using tools like Ansible and Terraform for network automation.
    • Understanding SDN and controller-based architectures.

Exam Format:

  • Duration: 120 minutes.
  • Question Types: Multiple-choice, drag-and-drop, and simulation-based questions (approximately 90-110 questions).
  • Passing Score: Approximately 825 out of 1000 (exact score varies, not officially published).
  • Cost: Approximately $300 USD (plus tax, varies by region).

Prerequisites:

  • No formal prerequisites required.
  • Cisco recommends 1+ years of experience with networking and Cisco solutions.

Benefits:

  • Prepares candidates for roles like network administrator, support engineer, or junior network specialist.
  • Serves as a foundation for advanced Cisco certifications (e.g., CCNP, DevNet).
  • Demonstrates proficiency in managing modern, automated, and secure Cisco networks.

Launched on August 20, 2024, the CCNA v1.1 (200-301) update reflects evolving trends like generative AI, cloud-native networking, and automation with tools like Terraform, making it a critical credential for staying competitive in today’s IT networking landscape!