CCNA

The CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate) Certification provides an entry-level foundational knowledge of networking and is the only exam needed to achieve Cisco routing and switching certification at Associate Level.

The CCNA certification is designed for individuals who are aspiring to build a successful future in networking domain on Cisco products. The CCNA Certification is also used as launching pad for any higher level Cisco Certification. Getting you CCNA certification is the first step to reaching a Professional or Expert level in the Cisco Career.

Benefits of CCNA

The CCNA certification validates an individual's achievement and technical ability, whereby increasing the holder's professional credibility.

Earn a CCNA certification ensures a knowledge of networking for enterprises of all sizes.

The knowledge by earning the CCNA certification will prepare you for additional Cisco certifications.

A CCNA will develop abilities in the following areas:

Install, operate and configure WAN, LAN and dial access services for organizations with less than 100 nodes.

Expert knowledge in the use of IP, IGRP, Frame Relay, Serial, IP RIP, VLANs, RIP, Ethernet, and Access Lists protocols.

Use LAN and WAN interfaces to effectively install and configure Cisco switches and routers in multiprotocol internetworks.

Provide basic troubleshooting service.

Improve network security and performance.