Cisco® Certified Design Associate (CCDA™)

Vibrant Bootcamp offers Cisco® Certified Design Associate (CCDA™). This course provides all the training, and hands on lab work.

Cisco Certified Design Associate (CCDA) The DCN 2.1 course is intended for systems engineers and network designers who have a working knowledge of internetworking and Cisco products. The Designing Cisco Networks (DCN) course focuses on the skills needed to design world-class networks for small- to medium-sized networks (fewer than 500 nodes). The DCN course takes students through all the steps necessary to design an internet work that meets a customer's needs for functionality, performance, scalability, and security. Based on this analysis, each student will design network solutions that include the network topology, LAN and WAN hardware and media, network-layer addressing, routing protocols, software feature provisioning, and a network management strategy.

Characterizing the Existing Network Extracting New Customer Requirements Designing the Topology Provisioning Hardware and Media for the LAN Provisioning Hardware and Media for the WAN Designing a Network-Layer Addressing and Naming Model Selecting Routing and Bridging Protocols Provisioning Software Features Selecting a Network Management Strategy Writing a Design Document Validating the Network Design

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