200-301-SIMULATOR.AB1 ISBN: 978-1-61691-837-8
CCNA 200-301 Pearson uCertify Network Simulator
Enroll in our CCNA 200-301 Network Simulator today and open doors to exciting new opportunities.
What you will be able to do
- Understand and configure network topologies, including routers, switches, and end devices
- LearnIPv4 and IPv6 addressing, subnetting, CIDR, and addressing schemes
- Configure and troubleshoot routing protocols like OSPF
- Configure switches for VLANs, inter-VLAN routing, and trunking
- Set up and manage wireless LAN controllers and networks
- Create and apply ACLs to control network access
- Implement security features such as port security, DHCP snooping, and dynamic ARP inspection
- Identify and resolve network connectivity issues using ping and traceroute
- Apply troubleshooting methodologies to diagnose and fix network problems
- Configure NTP for time synchronization and set up NAT to translate private to public IP addresses
- Configure and manage network devices using CLI
Beginner Self-paced · 1 year access 4.3/5 (43 Reviews)
354 Hands-On LiveLabs
Practice real IT tasks in guided environments.
- Real environments
- Auto-graded
- No installation
01 / About
About This Course
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The Pearson uCertify Network Simulator is an interactive online training platform designed to provide you with hands-on experience and practical knowledge in networking. This simulator offers a realistic environment where you can experiment with various network configurations, troubleshoot common issues, and reinforce your key concepts. All labs are perfectly aligned with Cisco CCNA 200-301 exam objectives.
Target Career Roles
- Help Desk Technician
- Network Support Technician
- Entry-level Network Engineer
02 / Lessons & labs
See exactly what you will learn and practice
Lessons
10 Interactive Lessons · 34 topics01 Foundational Networking Technologies 3 topics · 18 LiveLab +
- Common Network Components
- Common Network Architectures and Designs
- Network Cabling
18 LiveLab in this lesson — see the labs panel →
02 IPV4 Addressing 6 topics · 62 LiveLab +
- IPV4 Address Structure
- IPV4 Address Assignment, Verification, and Name Resolution
- Types of IPv4 Communication
- Binary Numbering
- Basic Subnetting
- Advanced Subnetting
62 LiveLab in this lesson — see the labs panel →
03 IPv6 Addressing 2 topics · 43 LiveLab +
- IPv6 Address Format and Communication
- IPv6 Addressing
43 LiveLab in this lesson — see the labs panel →
04 Ethernet Switching 6 topics · 80 LiveLab +
- Ethernet Switch Fundamentals
- Neighbor Discovery
- Virtual Lans (VLANS)
- Trunking
- Spanning Tree Protocol
- EtherChannel
80 LiveLab in this lesson — see the labs panel →
05 Routing 4 topics · 38 LiveLab +
- Routing Fundamentals
- Static Routing
- OSPVF2 Routing
- First Hop Redundancy Protocols (FHRPS)
38 LiveLab in this lesson — see the labs panel →
06 Wireless Networks 2 topics · 13 LiveLab +
- Overview of Wireless Networks
- Wireless LAN Installation and Configuration
13 LiveLab in this lesson — see the labs panel →
07 Network Services 5 topics · 16 LiveLab +
- Network Address Translation (NAT)
- Network Time Protocol (NTP)
- Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
- Network Management Protocols
- Quality of Service (QOS)
16 LiveLab in this lesson — see the labs panel →
08 Network Security 3 topics · 41 LiveLab +
- Network Security - Threats and Defense
- Access Control Lists (ACLs)
- Layer 2 Security Features
41 LiveLab in this lesson — see the labs panel →
09 Network Programmability 2 topics · 2 LiveLab +
- Software Defined Network (SDN)
- Configuration Management
2 LiveLab in this lesson — see the labs panel →
10 Academic Labs 1 topics · 41 LiveLab +
- Academic Labs
41 LiveLab in this lesson — see the labs panel →
Hands-On Labs Our edge
354 LiveLabs- New Job I
- Subnetting and Addressing I
- Subnetting and Addressing II
- Subnetting and Addressing III
- IP Addressing and Configuration I
- IP Addressing and Configuration II
- Rebuild a Configuration
- SSH and Telnet
- Router CLI Exec Mode I
- Router CLI Exec Mode II
- Router CLI Configuration Process
- Interface Status V
- Interface Status VI
- Loopback Interfaces
- Configuring SSH
- Setting Router Passwords
- IPv4 Addressing Troubleshooting
- Path Analysis IV
- IP and MAC Address Comparisons
- Configuring Router IP Settings
- IP Address Configuration II
- IP Address Configuration III
- IP Address Configuration IV
- IP Address Configuration V
- IP Address Configuration VI
- IP Address Configuration VII
- Connected Routes
- Subnet Zero I
- Subnet Zero II
- Subnet Zero III
- Subnet ID Calculation I
- Subnet ID Calculation II
- Subnet ID Calculation III
- Subnet ID Calculation IV
- Subnet ID Calculation IX
- Subnet ID Calculation V
- Subnet ID Calculation VI
- Subnet ID Calculation VII
- Subnet ID Calculation VIII
- Subnet ID Calculation X
- Subnet ID Calculation XI
- IP Address Rejection I
- IP Address Rejection II
- IP Address Rejection III
- IP Address Rejection IV
- IP Address Rejection IX
- IP Address Rejection V
- IP Address Rejection VI
- IP Address Rejection VII
- IP Address Rejection VIII
- IP Address Rejection X
- IP Address Rejection XI
- IP Route Selection I
- IP Route Selection II
- IP Route Selection III
- IP Route Selection IV
- IP Route Selection IX
- IP Route Selection V
- IP Route Selection VI
- IP Route Selection VII
- IP Route Selection VIII
- IP Route Selection X
- IP VLSM Route Selection I
- IP VLSM Route Selection II
- IP VLSM Route Selection III
- IP VLSM Route Selection IV
- IP VLSM Route Selection V
- IP VLSM Route Selection VI
- IP VLSM Route Selection VII
- VLSM Overlap I
- VLSM Overlap II
- VLSM Overlap III
- VLSM Overlap IV
- VLSM Overlap V
- VLSM Overlap VI
- VLSM Overlap VII
- VLSM Overlap VIII
- VLSM Overlap IX
- VLSM Overlap X
- VLSM Overlap XI
- IPv6 Configuration I
- IPv6 Configuration II
- IPv6 Address Configuration I
- IPv6 Address Configuration II
- IPv6 Address Configuration III
- IPv6 Address Configuration IV
- IPv6 Address Configuration V
- IPv6 Address Configuration VI
- IPv6 Address Configuration VII
- IPv6 Address Configuration VIII
- IPv6 Address Configuration IX
- IPv6 Subnet ID Calculation I
- IPv6 Subnet ID Calculation II
- IPv6 Subnet ID Calculation III
- IPv6 Subnet ID Calculation IV
- IPv6 Subnet ID Calculation IX
- IPv6 Subnet ID Calculation V
- IPv6 Subnet ID Calculation VI
- IPv6 Subnet ID Calculation VII
- IPv6 Subnet ID Calculation VIII
- IPv6 Subnet ID Calculation X
- IPv6 Route Selection I
- IPv6 Route Selection II
- IPv6 Route Selection III
- IPv6 Route Selection IV
- IPv6 Route Selection IX
- IPv6 Route Selection V
- IPv6 Route Selection VI
- IPv6 Route Selection VII
- IPv6 Route Selection VIII
- IPv6 Route Selection X
- IPv6 EUI-64 Calculation Drills I
- IPv6 EUI-64 Calculation Drills II
- IPv6 EUI-64 Calculation Drills III
- IPv6 EUI-64 Calculation Drills IV
- IPv6 EUI-64 Calculation Drills V
- IPv6 EUI-64 Calculation Drills VI
- IPv6 EUI-64 Calculation Drills VII
- IPv6 EUI-64 Calculation Drills VIII
- IPv6 EUI-64 Calculation Drills IX
- IPv6 EUI-64 Calculation Drills X
- IPv6 Addressing Troubleshooting
- IPv6 Routing
- Switch Interfaces and Forwarding
- Switch IP Connectivity
- Switch CLI Exec Mode
- Switch CLI Configuration Process I
- Switch CLI Configuration Process II
- Testing Using Pings with Hostnames
- Comparing Configuration Files
- Configuring Hostnames
- Interface Status I
- Interface Status II
- Interface Status III
- Interface Status IV
- Switch Forwarding I
- Configuring Local Usernames
- Terminal History I
- Terminal History II
- Switch IP Address
- Switch IP Connectivity I
- Configuring Switch IP Settings
- IP Address Configuration I
- Setting Switch Passwords
- Interface Settings I
- Interface Settings II
- Interface Settings III
- Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP) Configuration I
- Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP) Configuration II
- Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP) Configuration I
- Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP) Configuration II
- Network Discovery I
- Network Discovery II
- Configuring VLANs
- VLAN Configuration I
- VLAN Configuration II
- VLAN Configuration III
- VLAN Configuration IV
- VLAN Configuration V
- VLAN Configuration VI
- VLAN Configuration VII
- Topology Analysis
- Switch Forwarding Troubleshooting
- Path Analysis I
- VLAN Troubleshooting
- Path Analysis II
- Router-on-a-Stick to MLS I
- Router-on-a-Stick to MLS II
- VLAN Trunking I
- VLAN Trunking II
- Router-on-a-Stick Configuration I
- Router-on-a-Stick Configuration II
- Router-on-a-Stick Configuration III
- Router-on-a-Stick Verification I
- Router-on-a-Stick Verification II
- MLS Configuration I
- MLS Configuration II
- MLS Configuration III
- MLS IPv6 Configuration I
- MLS IPv6 Configuration II
- Trunking Configuration I
- Trunking Configuration II
- Trunking Configuration III
- Trunking Configuration IV
- Switch Security I
- STP Analysis
- STP Configuration
- STP Prediction Drills I
- STP Prediction Drills II
- STP Prediction Drills III
- STP Prediction Drills IV
- PortFast Configuration I
- PortFast Configuration II
- BPDU Guard Configuration I
- BPDU Guard Configuration II
- STP Configuration I
- STP Configuration II
- Path Analysis III
- STP Troubleshooting
- Path Troubleshooting I
- Static EtherChannel
- Dynamic EtherChannel I
- Dynamic EtherChannel II
- Using and Suspending Telnet Connections
- Ping
- Traceroute I
- Traceroute II
- Traceroute III
- PC IP Commands I
- PC IP Commands II
- PC IP Commands III
- Static Routing I
- Static Routing II
- Configuring Default Routes
- Static Routes I
- Static Routes II
- Static Routes III
- Static Routes IV
- Default Route I
- Default Route II
- OSPF Configuration I
- OSPF Configuration II
- OSPF Configuration III
- OSPF Metric Manipulation
- Interpreting the show ip route output
- OSPF Router ID I
- OSPF Router ID II
- OSPF Metric Tuning I
- OSPF Metric Tuning II
- OSPF Metric Tuning III
- OSPF Neighbors I
- OSPF Neighbors II
- OSPF Neighbors III
- OSPF Neighbors IV
- OSPF Neighbors V
- OSPF Interface Configuration I
- OSPF Interface Configuration II
- IP Addressing and Routing
- Path Troubleshooting II
- IP Routing
- OSPF Troubleshooting I
- Configuring a Wireless LAN Controller (WLC) I
- Configuring a Wireless LAN Controller (WLC) II
- Logging into a Wireless LAN Controller (WLC)
- Wireless LAN Controller (WLC) RADIUS server configuration I
- Wireless LAN Controller (WLC) RADIUS server configuration II
- Wireless LAN Controller (WLC) dynamic interface configuration I
- Wireless LAN Controller (WLC) dynamic interface configuration II
- Wireless LAN Controller (WLC) WLAN configuration I
- Wireless LAN Controller (WLC) WLAN configuration II
- Wireless LAN Controller (WLC) WLAN security configuration I
- Wireless LAN Controller (WLC) WLAN security configuration II
- Monitoring a Wireless LAN Controller (WLC) I
- Monitoring a Wireless LAN Controller (WLC) II
- Configuring NAT I
- Configuring NAT II
- Configuring NAT III
- NAT Configuration I
- NAT Configuration II
- NAT Configuration III
- NAT Configuration IV
- NAT Configuration V
- NAT Configuration VI
- NAT Configuration VII
- NTP Configuration I
- NTP Configuration II
- NTP Configuration III
- Terminal Monitor
- Booting a New Router IOS
- Migrating to a New IOS Image
- Securing VTY lines with an ACL I
- Securing VTY lines with an ACL II
- Securing VTY lines with an ACL III
- Securing VTY lines with an ACL IV
- Disabling HTTP/HTTPS access
- Configuring a login banner
- Configuring a MOTD banner
- Configuring an EXEC banner
- Switch hardening configuration I
- Switch hardening configuration II
- Standard ACL
- Extended ACL I
- Extended ACL II
- ACL I
- ACL II
- ACL III
- ACL IV
- ACL V
- ACL VI
- ACL Analysis I
- Named ACL I
- Named ACL II
- Named ACL III
- Configuring Switch Security I
- Configuring Switch Security II
- DHCP snooping
- Dynamic ARP inspection
- Switch Security II
- Switch Security III
- Switch Security IV
- Port security auto-recovery I
- Port security auto-recovery II
- DHCP snooping configuration I
- DHCP snooping configuration II
- DHCP snooping verification I
- Dynamic ARP inspection configuration I
- Dynamic ARP inspection configuration II
- Dynamic ARP inspection verification I
- Dynamic ARP inspection verification II
- Path Troubleshooting III
- Port Security
- Setting the Configuration Register
- Ignoring the Startup-config File
- Basic Commands and the Command Line
- Switch Configuration
- Basic Switch Configuration and the Command Line Interface
- Basic Router Configuration and the Command Line Interface
- IP Addressing and Subnetting
- Subnet Challenge
- VLSM Route Selection
- VLSM Overlap
- IPv6 Address Configuration
- IPv6 EUI-64 Calculation
- IP Addressing Final Exam
- IPv6 Address Troubleshooting
- Router on a Stick
- Static VLAN Configuration and Trunking
- VLAN Configuration
- Trunking Configuration
- CDP/LLDP Configuration and Discovery
- EtherChannel
- STP Configuration
- STP Prediction
- Switching Final Exam
- Troubleshooting VLANs
- Troubleshooting Path Analysis
- STP Troubleshooting
- Configuring Static Routes
- Routing OSPF
- Routing OSPF, Load Balancing, and Metric Manipulation
- Route Selection
- Multiprotocol Switching (MLS) Configuration
- Routing Final Exam
- Troubleshooting OSPF
- NAT/PAT Configuration
- NTP Configuration
- Access Lists
- Switch Port Security
- DHCP Snooping Configuration Assessment
- Dynamic ARP Inspection Configuration Assessment
- Security Final Exam
- Troubleshooting I
- Troubleshooting II
- Wireless LAN Controller Configuration Assessment
Labs run in your browser — nothing to install.
03 / Exam details
CCNA 200-301 Pearson uCertify Network Simulator Details
Gain hands-on experience to pass the Cisco CCNA 200-301 certification exam with the CCNA 200-301 Pearson uCertify Network Simulator course. The lab is versatile and delivers hands-on experience, replacing expensive physical labs. The CCNA course covers the CCNA 200-301 exam objectives and teaches you how to work with network fundamentals, network access, IP connectivity, IP services, security fundamentals, and automation and programmability.
Questions
100- 120
(per exam)
Duration
120 minutes
(per exam)
Passing Score
800-850
(on a scale of 1000)
Exam Fee
USD 300
(per exam)
Delivered by
Pearson VUE
(in-person or online)
Question Format
Simlet Testlet Simulation Drag-and-drop...
single/multiple choice, performance-based
Certification
200-301-SIMULATOR.AB1
Cisco credential
04 / FAQs
Questions before you start
What is the CCNA 200-301 Pearson uCertify Network Simulator? +
CCNA 200-301 Network Simulator training, powered by Pearson and uCertify Partnership, is a hands-on skills enhancement tool designed to help you prepare for the Cisco CCNA exam and land a job as a network engineer.
How does this hands-on training course help in CCNA 200-301 exam preparation? +
This Pearson uCertify Network Simulator provides a risk-free, non-production environment where you can practice Cisco IOS commands and configurations.
Do I need prior networking knowledge to enroll in this course? +
While the simulator is designed to help you learn by doing, having basic knowledge of networking will be beneficial.
What are the system requirements for this CCNA 200-300 Pearson Simulator? +
The simulator requires an internet connection and works on major browsers such as Chrome, Opera, Firefox, etc.
What are the prerequisites for this exam?+
There is no formal requirements for taking the new exam. However, Cisco recommends that the candidate should have:
- An understanding of all exam topics
- Good grasps of network fundamentals
- One or more years of experience with computer networking and Cisco equipments
What is the exam registration fee?+
USD 300
Where do I take the exam?+
What is the format of the exam?+
- Simlet
- Testlet
- Simulation
- Drag-and-drop
- Fill-in-the-blank
- Multiple choice (single and multiple answers)
How many questions are asked in the exam?+
The exam contains 100- 120 questions.
What is the duration of the exam?+
120 minutes
What is the passing score?+
800-850
(on a scale of 300-1000)
What is the exam's retake policy?+
The policies for retaking exams are as follows:
- Candidates who fail an Associate, Professional, or Specialist exam must wait a period of five (5) calendar days, beginning the day after the failed attempt, before they may retest for the same exam.
- Candidates who fail any Cisco Certified Internetwork Experts (CCIE) certification or Cisco Certified Design Expert (CCDE) written exam must wait for a period of 15 calendar days, beginning the day after the failed attempt, before retaking the same exam.
- Once passed, a candidate must wait a minimum of 180 days before taking the same exam with an identical exam number.
- Candidates who violate these policies are in violation of the agreement. Such conduct is strictly prohibited as described in the Cisco certification and confidentiality agreement.
Where can I find more information about this exam?+
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