CCNA — 200-301 Complete Track
From wires to BGP. The most respected networking foundation, built for engineers who want a real career — not just an exam dump.
Who Is This For
- B.Tech / BCA / MCA students starting a networking career
- Help-desk and support engineers moving to NOC / network ops
- Self-taught engineers wanting structured CCNA prep
- Anyone targeting roles in network ops, NOC, or pre-firewall basics
Prerequisites
- Basic computer literacy
- Curiosity about how networks work
Full Syllabus — 14 Modules
M 1Network Fundamentals & OSI / TCP-IP
- Network types — LAN / WAN / MAN
- Topologies, devices (switch, router, AP)
- OSI 7 layers vs TCP/IP 4-layer
- Cabling — straight-through vs crossover, fiber types
M 2IP Addressing & Subnetting
- IPv4 classes, public vs private
- Subnetting — classful, VLSM, CIDR
- IPv6 fundamentals — addressing, EUI-64, link-local
- Subnetting practice drills
M 3Switching Fundamentals
- MAC address table, broadcast / collision domains
- Cisco IOS basics — modes, configuration
- Port security, error-disable
- Switchport modes — access vs trunk
M 4VLANs, Trunking & Inter-VLAN Routing
- VLAN concepts & tagging (802.1Q)
- Trunking, native VLAN, DTP
- Inter-VLAN routing — Router-on-a-stick & SVI
- VTP overview
M 5Spanning Tree & EtherChannel
- STP, RSTP, MST
- BPDU Guard, Root Guard, Loop Guard
- EtherChannel (LACP, PAgP, static)
M 6Routing Concepts & Static Routing
- Routing decisions & longest match
- Static, default, floating static
- IPv6 static routes
M 7OSPF (Single Area)
- OSPF neighbor states
- DR/BDR election
- OSPF metric, network types
- Configuration & troubleshooting
M 8IP Services — DHCP, DNS, NAT, NTP, FHRP
- DHCP server, relay, snooping
- NAT — static, dynamic, PAT
- NTP, syslog
- HSRP / VRRP basics
M 9ACLs & Security Fundamentals
- Standard, extended, named ACLs
- Wildcard masks
- Port security, DHCP snooping, DAI
- AAA basics
M 10Wireless Fundamentals
- WLAN architectures — Autonomous, Lightweight, Cloud
- WLC, CAPWAP, FlexConnect
- SSID, security — WPA2 / WPA3
- Basic wireless troubleshooting
M 11WAN Technologies & VPN Basics
- MPLS, Metro Ethernet, leased lines
- IPSec basics
- SD-WAN intro (high-level)
M 12Automation & Programmability
- Why automation
- JSON / REST APIs basics
- Ansible, Python on network gear
- SDN, controllers, intent-based networking
M 13Real-World Lab Scenarios
- Build a small enterprise from scratch
- Multi-VLAN office with HSRP failover
- Inter-site OSPF routing
- Branch with NAT and ACLs
M 14Cert Path & Interview Prep
- 200-301 blueprint walk-through
- Mock exam strategy
- L1 / L2 networking interview question bank
- Career path — CCNP, security, DevNet
What You Get
40 Hours
Live + recorded sessions for the full CCNA blueprint.
Hands-on Labs
Cisco Packet Tracer + Cisco Modeling Labs / GNS3.
Real Case Studies
Multi-VLAN office, HSRP failover, inter-site OSPF, branch NAT.
Interview Q&A
L1 / L2 networking question bank.
Certificate
Techclick Infosec course completion certificate.
WhatsApp Group
Doubt-clearing batch group with the trainer.
Your Instructor
Trained by working senior cloud and network security engineers with 13+ years of hands-on enterprise experience across Cisco routing, switching, ISE, and large-scale enterprise networks.
FAQ
Q 1Beginner-friendly?
Yes. We start from cabling and OSI and build up to OSPF, ACL and automation.
Q 2Hands-on labs?
Yes — Packet Tracer is free, and we use Cisco Modeling Labs / GNS3 for real IOS images.
Q 3Aligned with 200-301?
Yes. Module 14 walks through the blueprint with mock questions.
Q 4Duration?
About 40 hours over 5–6 weeks.
Q 5After CCNA?
You can take Palo Alto, Zscaler, ISE, or any of our security tracks — CCNA gives you the foundation for all of them.
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