CompTIA
Cisco
ISACA & governance
Offense & defense
200-301 v1.1·Networking
Cisco CCNA
Prepare for the Cisco CCNA 200-301 exam with practical routing, switching, IP services, security, wireless, and automation skills.
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Foundation to intermediate
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6 learning modules
Topics, practice, and learning checks
BUILD SKILLS THAT MATTER
From understanding to application.
A focused learning experience that connects the concepts to decisions you make in real technical work.
Is this the right course for me? ↗What you will be able to do
- Explain network components, topologies, cabling, addressing, and virtualization.
- Configure VLANs, trunks, EtherChannel, wireless access, and Layer 2 security.
- Configure and verify static routing, single-area OSPF, and IP connectivity.
- Implement IP services, device management, access controls, and security fundamentals.
- Understand controllers, APIs, automation, configuration management, and AI-assisted operations.
Who this course is for
Aspiring network engineers · Network support technicians · IT administrators · Professionals preparing for CCNA
INSIDE THE COURSE
Explore the syllabus.
Open a module to see its focus, a suggested practical activity, and how you will check your understanding. Exam percentages are not allocations of training hours.
Official certification reference ↗Activities are RSAY learning examples, not a promise of vendor-owned lab access. Final materials are confirmed in the cohort guide.
01Network Fundamentals · 20%
Topics in focus
Components, topologies, interfaces, addressing, wireless, virtualization, and switching concepts.
Put it into practice
Create an IPv4/IPv6 addressing plan for three departments and verify subnet boundaries.
Your learning checkpoint
Submit your reasoning and supporting evidence. Explain the decisions you made, the limitations of your approach, and what you would improve after feedback.
02Network Access · 20%
Topics in focus
VLANs, trunks, discovery, EtherChannel, STP, wireless architecture, and management.
Put it into practice
Map VLAN membership and trunk links in a simulated campus; identify a segmentation mistake.
Your learning checkpoint
Submit your reasoning and supporting evidence. Explain the decisions you made, the limitations of your approach, and what you would improve after feedback.
03IP Connectivity · 25%
Topics in focus
Routing tables, forwarding decisions, static routes, single-area OSPF, and redundancy.
Put it into practice
Read routing tables and predict packet paths; compare a static route with an OSPF-learned route.
Your learning checkpoint
Submit your reasoning and supporting evidence. Explain the decisions you made, the limitations of your approach, and what you would improve after feedback.
04IP Services · 10%
Topics in focus
NAT, NTP, DHCP, DNS, SNMP, syslog, QoS, SSH, and file transfer.
Put it into practice
Trace how DHCP, DNS, and NAT support a workstation's connection to an external application.
Your learning checkpoint
Submit your reasoning and supporting evidence. Explain the decisions you made, the limitations of your approach, and what you would improve after feedback.
05Security Fundamentals · 15%
Topics in focus
Threats, access control, Layer 2 security, AAA, VPNs, and wireless security.
Put it into practice
Evaluate a sample ACL and secure device-management configuration against a business requirement.
Your learning checkpoint
Submit your reasoning and supporting evidence. Explain the decisions you made, the limitations of your approach, and what you would improve after feedback.
06Automation & Programmability · 10%
Topics in focus
Controllers, APIs, data formats, Ansible, Terraform, and AI/ML in network operations.
Put it into practice
Read a sample JSON API response and identify how automation could detect configuration drift.
Your learning checkpoint
Submit your reasoning and supporting evidence. Explain the decisions you made, the limitations of your approach, and what you would improve after feedback.
RECOGNIZE YOUR PROGRESS
Your learning. Your achievement.
Receive an RSAY ITC completion certificate when you meet the attendance, activities, and assessment requirements published in your cohort guide.
Completion is not vendor certification
The RSAY certificate records training completion. Vendor certification requires its own exam and applicable eligibility criteria. An exam voucher is not included unless explicitly confirmed in your package.
CERTIFICATION EXAM
Know your next milestone.
- Certification / version
- 200-301 v1.1
- Exam duration
- 120 minutes
- Assessment
- Cisco does not publish a fixed count
Cisco has also published v2.0 topics. RSAY will confirm the active exam blueprint when the cohort date is announced.
Exam policies can change. Verify current requirements with the certification provider before booking. Training does not guarantee a pass.
Review official requirements ↗MAKE ROOM FOR YOUR NEXT SKILL
Course schedule & pricing
An intensive week, evening sessions, or weekends. Explore a learning rhythm that fits your life.
Example schedules · not open cohorts
Compare three 40-hour plans. Dates, delivery, breaks, venue, and final price must be confirmed by RSAY. Choosing a plan does not book or charge you.
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Five-day intensive
Sunday–Thursday · 09:00–17:00
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Sunday–Wednesday · 18:00–20:00
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Friday–Saturday · 09:00–13:00
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Prerequisites
Review the foundation to intermediate level and intended audience. Relevant networking and operating-system knowledge helps with technical security courses; our team can assess your starting point.
Technical requirements
A computer, current browser, reliable internet, and clear audio. Software, virtual-machine requirements, and lab access are specified before registration is confirmed.
Learning schedule
The cohort guide confirms dates, breaks, live hours, self-study, activities, and assessments. Example plans on this page are illustrative until confirmed.
Measuring progress
Knowledge checks, practical activities, feedback, and a final review connect to learning outcomes. Completion criteria and assessment weights are published in the cohort guide.
Support & accessibility
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