ITN 103 – Cisco CCNP (Cisco Certified Network Professional)

This course teaches the application of secure routing solutions to enhance your organisation’s vital services, ensuring that your business remains viable. This course will suit IT professionals with at least one year’s worth of networking experience that are ready to take their networking career to a higher level. Cisco CCNP is a professional level certification and is a follow-on from the prerequisite associate level CCNA certification.
Name: Cisco CCNP (Cisco Certified Network Professional)
Course Code: ITN 103
Course Time: 08:00am - 05:00pm
Prerequisite(s): To study the CCNP courses you will first need to obtain your CCNA certification.
Credit(s): 4.0
Course ID: 00022
Room Number: GHR 004
Course Days: Mon - Fri
Component(s): Access: 12 Months
Location: Map
Notes: For credit, all modules are to be successfully completed.

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ITN 103 - Cisco CCNP (Cisco Certified Network Professional)

OVERVIEW OF THIS COURSE

What you will learn

The internationally recognised Cisco CCNP (Cisco Certified Network Professional) certification is perfect for network professionals that wish to develop the skills necessary to work with complex networks. This includes the planning, implementation, verification and troubleshooting of routed and switched networks.

This course teaches the application of secure routing solutions to enhance your organisation’s vital services, ensuring that your business remains viable.

This course will suit IT professionals with at least one year’s worth of networking experience that are ready to take their networking career to a higher level. Cisco CCNP is a professional level certification and is a follow-on from the prerequisite associate level CCNA certification.

CERTIFICATION DETAILS

COURSE CERTIFICATION DETAILS

Cisco CCNP Course Assessment

The Cisco CCNP certification consists of three exam courses. It is necessary to pass all three of the associated exams in order to gain the internationally recognised Cisco CCNP qualification.

The CCNP certification process requires passing these three exams:

  •  300-101 ROUTE: Implementing Cisco IP Routing
  •  300-115 SWITCH: Implementing Cisco IP Switched Networks
  •  300-135 TSHOOT: Troubleshooting and Maintaining Cisco IP Networks

Cisco CCNP Course Requirements

To study the CCNP courses you will first need to obtain your CCNA certification.

IS THE COURSE FOR ME?

Career Path Opportunities

The Cisco CCNP course is suited for anyone looking to work in any of the following roles:

  •  Network Operations Centre Engineer
  •  Network Service Engineer
  •  IT Network Engineer
  •  Senior Cisco Network Engineer
  •  Cisco Network Administrator
  •  Senior Network Consultant
  •  Network Support Technician
  •  Network Installation Specialist
  •  3rd Line IT Support Technician
  •  IT Network Analyst

YOUR TRAINING BENEFITS

Benefits available to you with this course

  • Recruitment Resource Pack
  • Dedicated Account Manager
  • Student Care Team
  • CV Review & Optimization
  • Completion Certificate
  • 24/7 Anytime Access
  • Practice Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

QUESTION Is it compulsory to use Live Labs when studying these courses?

Although it is not mandatory, practising your theoretical knowledge by using the Live Labs bolt-on will not only enhance your studies but will also provide you with the practical experience that employers are looking for.

QUESTION Will this certification help me if I work with virtual networks instead of physical ones?

Definitely! The skills learned during these courses are just as relevant to virtualised networks as they are to physical ones.

QUESTION What is the format of the exam questions for the CCNP exams?

The exact format of each exam is not revealed prior to the exam but the types of questions that are generally used in these exams can include several (or all) of the following:

Multiple Choice (single answer)
Multiple Choice (multiple answer)
Drag and Drop
Fill in the Blank
Router Simulation
Testlet
Simlet

Exam 300-101: Implementing Cisco IP Routing

Plan and Design
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Review Routing Fundamentals
1.3 Review Route Selection
1.4 Review Switching Versus Routing
1.5 Review IP Subnetting
1.6 Review How To Subnet
1.7 Review IP Address Classes
EIGRP Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol
2.1 Plan And Design Part 1
2.2 Plan And Design Part 2
2.3 EIGRP Config
2.4 Configuring RIPng
2.5 Building EIGRP Topology Table
2.6 EIGRP Stub Routing
2.7 EIGRP Summarization
2.8 EIGRP Load Balancing
2.9 Discovering Main EIGRP Configuration
2.10 Implementing EIGRP Through Name Config
2.11 Configure EIGRP Authentication
2.12 Configure Authentication For EIGRP Routes
IPv6
3.1 Introduction To IPv6 Part 1
3.2 Introduction To IPv6 Part 2
3.3 IPv6 Addressing
3.4 Basic IPv6 Configuration
3.5 EIGRP For IPv6
3.6 BGP For IPv6
3.7 Configure And Optimize EIRGP For IPv6
OSPF
4.1 Introduction To OSPF Part 1
4.2 Introduction To OSPF Part 2
4.3 Introduction To OSPF Part 3
4.4 Basic OSPF Configuration Introduction
4.5 Configure OSPF
4.6 Building The Link State Database
4.7 OSPF Path Selection
4.8 OSPF Route Summarization
4.9 OSPF Stub Areas
4.10 Implement OSPF
4.11 Optimize OSPF
4.12 OSPF Authentication Configuration
4.13 Configure OSPFV3
4.14 Basic Redistribution
Border Gateway Protocol BGP
5.1 Introduction To BGP
5.2 BGP Specifics
5.3 Basic BGP
5.4 BGP Path Selection
5.5 Configure BGP Authentication
5.6 Configure BGP
Course Review
6.1 Configure Basic EIGRP
6.2 Basic OSPF Configuration
6.3 Summary Of EIGRP OSPF IPv6 BGP
6.4 Conclusion

Exam 300-115: Implementing Cisco IP Switched Networks

Plan and Design
1.1 Course And Instructor Introduction
1.2 Planning For Complex Network Part 1
1.3 Planning For Complex Network Part 2
1.4 Intro To Cisco Enterprise Architecture And CAM Part 1
1.5 Intro To Cisco Enterprise Architecture And CAM Part 2
1.6 Review Networking Topology Part 1
1.7 Review Networking Topology Part 2
1.8 Review OSI Model
1.9 Review SLA
1.10 Network Discovery
1.11 NTP Explained Part 1
1.12 NTP Explained Part 2
1.13 Network Security Part 1
1.14 Network Security Part 2
Switch Configuration
2.1 VLAN And Trunking Part 1
2.2 VLAN And Trunking Part 2
2.3 VTP Intro And Config
2.4 Ether Channel Configuration And Load Balancing
2.5 More Ether Channel Configuration Part 1
2.6 More Ether Channel Configuration Part 2
2.7 Port Security
2.8 Root Guard
2.9 Configuring MST
IP Configuration
3.1 DHCP Intro And Config Part 1
3.2 DHCP Intro And Config Part 2
3.3 IPV6 Intro And Config Part 1
3.4 IPV6 Intro And Config Part 2
3.5 Configure DHCP
3.6 Configure DHCPV6
3.7 Configure IPSLA
3.8 NTP Configuration
3.9 Network Monitoring Using IPSLA Part 1
3.10 Network Monitoring Using IPSLA Part 2
3.11 Network Monitoring Using IPSLA Part 3
STP and RTP
4.1 Config Routing Between VLANs With A Router
4.2 Improve STP Config Part 1
4.3 Improve STP Config Part 2
4.4 Improve STP Config Part 3
4.5 Improve STP Config Part 4
4.6 Implement RSTP
4.7 Intro And Config MST
Routing
5.1 Config Routing Between VLANs With A Router
5.2 Routing On A Multi Layer Switch
5.3 Routing With An External Router
5.4 Further Routing On Multi-layer Switch
HSRP, VRRP, GLBP
6.1 Configure And Tune HSRP
6.2 Configure HSRP With Load Balancing
6.3 HSRP For IPv6
6.4 Configure VRRP
6.5 Configure VRRP With Load Balancing
6.6 Implement GLBP
6.7 Configure GLBP
Course Review
7.1 Designing Complex Networks
7.2 Review Demo CAM
7.3 Review Demo VLANs And Trunking
7.4 Review Demo VTP Configure
7.5 Review Demo Ether Channel And Load Balancing
7.6 Review Demo RSTP
7.7 Review Demo Routing Between VLANs With A Router
7.8 Course Outro

Exam 300-135: Troubleshooting and Maintaining Cisco IP Networks

Introduction to Cisco Troubleshooting
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Troubleshooting And Maintenance
1.3 IOS Troubleshooting Commands
1.4 Remote Data Gathering
1.5 Introduction To Graphical Troubleshooting Tools And Review
Troubleshooting Switches
2.1 Troubleshoot Catalyst Switches
2.2 Troubleshoot TCAM
Troubleshooting VLANs and Trunking
3.1 Troubleshooting VLANs And Trunking Part 1
3.2 Troubleshooting VLANs And Trunking Part 2
3.3 Troubleshooting VLANs And Trunking Part 3
3.4 Trouble Ticket 1: VLANS
Troubleshooting Spanning Tree Protocol, EtherChannel
4.1 Spanning Tree Protocol
4.2 STP Port Configuration
4.3 Ether Channel
4.4 Trouble Ticket 2: Trunking
Troubleshooting InterVLAN Routing and Layer 3 EtherChannel
5.1 Troubleshooting Inter-VLAN Routing
5.2 Troubleshooting Layer 3 Ether Channel
Troubleshooting Switch Security Features
6.1 Troubleshoot Switch Security Part 1
6.2 Troubleshoot Switch Security Part 2
6.3 Trouble Ticket 3: Switch Security Part 1
6.4 Trouble Ticket 3: Switch Security Part 2
Troubleshooting FirstHop Redundancy Protocols
7.1 HSRP
7.2 VRRP
7.3 Questions
7.4 Trouble Ticket 4
Troubleshooting IPv4 and IPv4 Addressing
8.1 IPv4 Addressing DHCPNAT Part 1
8.2 IPv4 Addressing DHCPNAT Part 2
8.3 Trouble Ticket 5
8.4 Trouble Ticket 6
IPv6 Addressing and Addressing Technologies

Troubleshooting IPv4 and IPv6 ACLs and Prefix Lists
10.1 IPv4 ACLs
10.2 Prefix lists IPv6 ACLs
10.3 Trouble Ticket Access Control List 1
10.4 Trouble Ticket Access Control List 2
Troubleshooting GRE and Basic Routing Tunnels
11.1 IPv4 Routing Part 1
11.2 IPv4 Routing Part 2
11.3 IPv6 Routing
11.4 GRE Tunnels
Troubleshooting RIPv2 and RIPng
12.1 RIPv2
12.2 RIPng
Troubleshooting EIGRP
13.1 EIGRP
13.2 EIGRP For IPv6
13.3 Trouble Ticket 1
13.4 Trouble Ticket 2
OSPF and OSPFv3
14.1 OSPF Part 1
14.2 OSPF Part 2
14.3 OSPFv3
14.4 Trouble Ticket 1
14.5 Trouble Ticket 2
14.6 Trouble Ticket 3
Troubleshooting Route Maps and Policy Based Routing

Troubleshooting Redistribution
16.1 Verifying Redistribution Configuration
16.2 Troubleshooting Redistribution With Route Maps
Troubleshooting BGP
17.1 BGP Overview
17.2 BGP Configuration Part 2
17.3 BGP Configuration Part 2
17.4 Trouble Ticket 1
17.5 Trouble Ticket 2
Troubleshooting Management Protocols and Tools
18.1 Troubleshooting Management Protocols And Tools
18.2 SPAN And RSPAN
Troubleshooting Management Access
19.1 Management Access Troubleshooting
19.2 Conclusion