Welcome to my CCNA study page. This section will contain documents, notes, online resources, other lab data that will help me study for my CCNA certification. Hopefully other people looking to obtain their CCNA certification will get use out of this series of pages. I will update this page as much as possible with new data as I find new resources and/or post new notes and lab data of my studies. These pages will be under constant construction until I earn the CCNA certification.
- What is the CCNA?
- The CCNA stands for Cisco Certifified Network Associate and is the beginning certification needed to persue other Cisco certifications, like the CCNP, CCSP, CCVP, and the CCIP. The various CCIE certifications do not have a prerequisite of the CCNA, but many CCIE certified individuals started out with the CCNA. The only Cisco certification's that do not have a prerequisite of the CCNA is the CCDA and CCIE. The CCNA will cover, but not limited to The OSI Model, The Cisco 3 Layer Model, IP Subnetting, Ethernet LAN Switching, VTP, VLANs, RIP, RIPv2, IGRP, EIGRP, OSPF, PPP, ISDN, Frame-Relay, and Access-lists.
- Do you have any links to online resources?
- Yes, my links to online resources can be found here.
- What Cisco equipment is in your lab? (A picture of my lab can be viewed here.)
- My current lab contains:
- Lucent Portmaster 2E - This device is used as a console server to access all the equipments console port remotely.
- Cisco Catalyst 2924XL
- Cisco 4700 Router - 4 port asynchronous serial ports.
- 2 x Cisco 2501 Routers - 2 port asynchronous serial ports and 1 10base-t ethernet port.
- 2 x Cisco 2524 Routers - 1 port asynchronous serial port, 1 56K CSU, 1 ISDN port, and 1 10base-t ethernet port.
- Where can your CCNA study notes be found?
- My notes can be found here.
- Where can your CCNA lab data be found?
- My lab data can be found here.
- What book(s) are you using to study for your CCNA?
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