Course Description

CCNA R&S is an associate level certification in Routing and Switching track; whereas CCNA Voice is associate level certification in VoIP (Voice over IP) track, offered by Cisco Systems.  The combination of CCNA R&S and CCNA Voice will cover basic concepts of Routing and Switching technologies including OSI model, TCP/IP suit, IP Addressing/Subnetting, Cisco IOS, IP Routing, Switching, WAN technologies, and network attacks, basic VoIP technologies including IP Phones registration and use in a VoIP network.

CCNA R&S is a foundation course for CCNP R&S, CCIP, and CCNA Voice as well. In order to achieve CCNA Voice certification, a candidate will first go for CCNA R&S certification exam. CCNA R&S and CCNA Voice Certification certifies that candidate is able to select, connect, configure and troubleshoot various Cisco Networking equipment including Cisco IP Phones, Call Manager devices, Unity express etc for the small office network. Candidate will be able to manage small office VoIP and R&S enabled Cisco networks.

After completion of this combo certification program, you can go for CCNP R&S and CCNP Voice certifications in future, which will give you an in-depth understanding of Routing Switching technologies and in-depth knowledge of Cisco IP Phones, universal VoIP technologies and protocols, Call Managers, Unity express and other various VoIP devices etc. After doing CCNP R&S, a candidate will be able to Design, implement, trouble-shoot an Enterprise Cisco enabled network. Candidate will learn about various Routing and Switching protocols during CCNP R&S training, which will help candidate choosing right protocols and technologies to use as per requirements of the company.  In CCNP Voice, the candidate will learn to select, connect, configure and troubleshoot Cisco enabled Voice over IP networks using Cisco IP Phones, Cisco Call Managers, Media Convergence Servers, Call Manager Express, Unity Express devices and some other lines and connections used for VoIP network implementation in Enterprise networks.