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Published 7/2024
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Master the core fundamentals and protocols covered in the Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) exam!
Acing the CCNA Exam helps you prepare for the CCNA exam by learning vital skills like
How to study for the CCNA
IP routing, addressing, and subnetting
VLANs, trunking protocols, and EtherChannel
Static and dynamic routing protocols (OSPF)
Passing the CCNA is the perfect way to kickstart or advance your career in IT, networking, and systems administration. Inside this accessible guide, you'll find the secrets to nailing even the most perplexing exam topics. You'll build your fluency in networking chapter-by-chapter, until you have both the knowledge to take on the CCNA, and the skills to work effectively as an IT professional.
About the Technology
The Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) certification is the gold-standard credential for aspiring network administrators working with industry-standard Cisco hardware. There's a lot to learn, and this book is your expert guide. Acing the CCNA Exam, Volume 1 introduces the foundations of Cisco networking technology, including the core protocols for IP routing, addressing, trunking, and more.
About the Book
Acing the CCNA Exam, Volume 1 teaches you the technical skills you need, along with must-know test secrets, to ace the CCNA the very first time. You'll love networking guru Jeremy McDowell's down-to-earth writing and handy network diagrams as he leads you through the most challenging parts of the exam. In this first volume, you'll master ports and routers, IP access control lists, and other core topics you'll face in the first part of the certification.
What's Inside
How to study for the CCNA
IP routing, addressing, and subnetting
VLANs, trunking protocols, and EtherChannel
Static and dynamic routing protocols (OSPF)
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