The CCNA (v6 and v7) courses at Cisco Networking Academy cover all the key topics for the CCNA certification exam. Alongside most of them, Cisco IOS commands for network devices such as routers and switches are presented.
🌟 This project aims to gather all the courses' switch and router commands in a space where everyone (not just Netacad learners) can quickly and easily refer to such commands. 🌟
Aiming to be useful, easy to read, and provide as many valuable information to learners and professionals as possible:
Commands are organized by topic,
🏆 best practices are presented,
💡 as well as important configuration, verification, and troubleshooting reminders and tips
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- CCNAv7: Switching, Routing, and Wireless Essentials course (version 7)
- CCNAv7: Enterprise Networking, Security, and Automation course (version 7)
- CCNA R&S: Introduction to Networks course (version 6)
- CCNA R&S: Routing and Switching Essentials course (version 6)
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- Cisco Systems de México, with which I have received training through the Virtual Education Community Program this summer, preparing us for the new CCNA exam with version 7 course material from Networking Academy and mentoring sessions from an awesome certified Cisco instructor.
- Tecnológico de Monterrey Campus Estado de México, ally of Cisco in Mexico, through which I've had access to the Networking Academy courses for version 6, as well as the opportunity to take a bootcamp for the CCNA version 6 exam, taught by a certified instructor from Cisco Systems de México,
- as well as to all the awesome instructors and staff from both entities I have been in contact with throughout my journey in computer networks.
Roberto Téllez Perezyera - Computer science and software engineering student 🎒 | Linkedin
- Computer networking enthusiast
- 🌟 Cisco Certified Network Associate
- 200-125 (version 6) exam, Jan 2020
- 200-301 (version 7) exam, Sep 2021
While the initial aim of this repository was
- To gather all the commands found throughout the CCNA2 v6 course in one place
- To help myself to master the commands, and learn more deeply about them and Cisco IOS in order to provide up-to-date and clear information in this space
I'm now convinced the project can grow further with constant work and research, and expand its scope to all the IOS commands relevant to the CCNA exam.