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200-901 CCNAAUTO CCNA Automation - 5 Practice Exams, 500 Qs

200-901 CCNAAUTO CCNA Automation - 5 Practice Exams, 500 Qs

500 questions on APIs, Python, Cisco platforms, Ansible, NETCONF/RESTCONF and networking for CCNA Automation v1.1
Created byGeralt Omhof
Last updated 9/2026
English

What you'll learn

  • Test your readiness for Cisco 200-901 CCNAAUTO v1.1 with 500 questions weighted exactly like the six official exam domains
  • Read and troubleshoot REST API calls, HTTP status codes, headers and authentication the way the exam presents them
  • Tell apart easily confused concepts: PUT vs PATCH, NETCONF vs RESTCONF, controller vs device level, hybrid vs multicloud
  • Interpret Python, bash, Ansible, YANG, unified diffs and RESTCONF/NETCONF output shown as short snippets in the questions
  • Learn from feedback on every answer option plus an explanation with a link to official Cisco, IETF or vendor documentation
  • Build up from direct knowledge questions to a timed 100-question simulation that matches the real exam clock

Included in This Course

500 questions

  • Groundwork: Core Concepts Across All Six Domains100 questions
  • In Practice: APIs, Scripts and Cisco Platforms at Work100 questions
  • Trade-offs: When Two Answers Look Right100 questions
  • Under the Hood: Endpoints, Syntax and Status Codes100 questions
  • Exam Day: Full-Length Simulation100 questions

Description

Are you ready for the Cisco 200-901 CCNAAUTO exam, or do you only feel ready? This course gives you a clear answer before you book your exam.

It contains five practice exams of 100 questions each, 500 questions in total, written for the current CCNAAUTO v1.1 exam topics of Automating Networks Using Cisco Platforms. Every test covers all six domains in the official weighting: Software Development and Design (15%), Understanding and Using APIs (20%), Cisco Platforms and Development (15%), Application Deployment and Security (15%), Infrastructure and Automation (20%) and Network Fundamentals (15%).

Studied for DevNet Associate before? On 3 February 2026 Cisco renamed the certification to CCNA Automation. The 200-901 code stayed, but the exam topics changed: Cisco DNA Center became Catalyst Center, Terraform replaced Puppet and Chef, Cisco XDR, Secure Endpoint, Secure Connect and Secure Malware Analytics replaced Umbrella, AMP and Threat Grid, Cisco Modeling Labs replaced VIRL, and UCS Director and Finesse were removed. Practice material built on the old DEVASC topics spends your time on content the 200-901 CCNAAUTO exam no longer asks about, and misses what it does.

The five tests build up:

  • Test 1, Groundwork: direct questions, one concept each, as your baseline.

  • Test 2, In Practice: short scenarios that separate easily confused concepts.

  • Test 3, Trade-offs: two answers look right; one detail in the scenario decides.

  • Test 4, Under the Hood: endpoints, headers, status codes, syntax, and reading Python, bash, YANG, diffs and RESTCONF/NETCONF output.

  • Test 5, Exam Day: a full 100-question simulation in 120 minutes, the length of the real exam.

Every answer option has its own feedback, so you learn why the right answer is right and what each wrong option actually is. Every question also has an overall explanation with a link to official documentation from Cisco, the IETF or the tool vendor.

Your results are reported per domain, so you see exactly where to focus. The pass mark is 80% for tests 1 to 4 and 85% for the final simulation, higher than you need on the real exam, to give you a margin on exam day.

What this course is not: it is not a video course and it does not replace hands-on practice in the DevNet sandboxes. It tests your knowledge, explains every answer and shows you where your gaps are.

Who this course is for:

  • This course is for anyone preparing for Cisco 200-901 CCNAAUTO, the exam behind the CCNA Automation certification: network engineers who want to automate what they now configure by hand, developers and DevOps engineers who work with Cisco infrastructure, system administrators moving toward NetDevOps, and students and career switchers who want a first automation certification. It is also useful for team leads and pre-sales engineers who need to understand what Cisco's APIs, controllers and automation tools can do. If you studied for DevNet Associate (DEVASC 200-901): Cisco renamed the certification to CCNA Automation on 3 February 2026 and the exam code stayed 200-901, but the v1.1 exam topics changed. DNA Center is now Catalyst Center, Terraform replaced Puppet and Chef, XDR, Secure Endpoint, Secure Connect and Secure Malware Analytics replaced Umbrella, AMP and Threat Grid, Cisco Modeling Labs replaced VIRL, and UCS Director and Finesse are gone. Older question banks still test the removed topics. This course is a set of practice exams with detailed explanations. It tests and explains; it does not replace hands-on practice or a full course.

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