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Cisco CCNA 200-301: Wireless, Automation & IP Services (5/6)
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Cisco CCNA 200-301: Wireless, Automation & IP Services (5/6)

Master Wi-Fi, WLC, Network Automation, REST APIs, DHCP, DNS, NTP & IP Services for CCNA Certification by CCIE Trainer
Last updated 2/2026
English

What you'll learn

  • Telnet vs SSH
  • Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
  • Logging CIsco Routers
  • Network Time Protocol
  • Quality of Service
  • WIreless Networks
  • Wireless Security
  • Network Automation
  • Software Defined Networking

Course content

20 sections104 lectures12h 25m total length
  • Cisco Telemetry Services3:39
  • Inband Vs OutBand Management7:02

    Compare inband and out-of-band management, explain dedicated management interfaces and console ports, and emphasize isolating management traffic with encrypted, authenticated, secure management practices.

  • Remote Access - TELNET5:55

    Explore remote access with Telnet, describe basic configuration, and highlight drawbacks such as credential exposure on port 23, before considering SDH as a more secure alternative.

  • Remote Access - SSH9:18
  • Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol - DHCP7:05
  • Router as DHCP Server10:59
  • Device- Network Events Logging9:39
  • Syslog - Terminal Logging6:48
  • Network Time Protocol7:01

    Learn how the network time protocol provides a common synchronous time across devices, enabling accurate logs, proper time-based authentication, and reliable time sources from servers or the internet.

  • NTP Stratum Value3:40

    Learn how NTP stratum values define the accuracy of time sources. See how devices sync with external Internet clocks or internal servers, using multiple servers to improve reliability.

  • NTP Configuration - LAB8:46

    Configure a network time protocol lab by designating an AP master as the NTP server and syncing clients over UDP port 123, verifying associations.

Requirements

  • Should have covered CCNA 200-301 Part 1
  • Should have covered CCNA 200-301 Part 2
  • Should have covered CCNA 200-301 Part 3
  • Should have covered CCNA 200-301 Part 4

Description

Course Description

This course is the Fifth Part of the CCNA 200-301 Video Series, taught by Triple CCIE Certified Trainer Sikandar Shaik (CCIE ×3 – RS/SP/SEC).

This training helps you prepare for the Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA®) 200-301 exam. By passing this single exam, you earn the globally recognized CCNA certification. The updated 200-301 curriculum reflects modern IT job roles and emphasizes networking, security, wireless, automation, and programmability—key skills needed in today’s enterprise environments.

The new CCNA program is designed to give you a strong, practical foundation in networking concepts. It prepares you for associate-level roles in IT infrastructure, network operations, technical support, and entry-level security positions. With one unified exam, the CCNA certification now covers a wide range of essential technologies, helping you build the confidence and competence required to begin or advance your networking career.

This course explains fundamental concepts in a structured, hands-on manner so you can configure devices, understand protocols, troubleshoot issues, and apply core networking principles to real-world scenarios.

Topics Covered in the CCNA 200-301 Blueprint

  • Network fundamentals

  • Network access

  • IP connectivity

  • IP services

  • Security fundamentals

  • Automation and programmability

This course is ideal for beginners, junior engineers, IT support professionals, and anyone planning to move into advanced certifications such as CCNP Enterprise or Cybersecurity tracks.

Who this course is for:

  • Who wants to prepare for CCNA 200-301 Exam & get Certified
  • people who want to go into job roles such as network support engineer and network administrator.
  • if you want a career in networking, especially enterprise networking,
  • CCNA certified may be a good move for you because Cisco is still the dominant leader in that industry.
  • system administrators who are CCNA-certified because they wanted to understand more about the networks that their servers will be running on.