The Cisco Certified Network Professional (CCNP) training is designed for candidates who have one-year experience in the networking field. The job of CCNP professionals is to plan, execute, confirm and repair both Wide Area Network and Local Area Network. In addition to this, they are also responsible to work with other network specialists to get the desired results. At MSP Training, we make sure the knowledge and skills that you learn from this platform provide you with a lasting foundation. It will not only benefit you today but also relevant in the physical as well as the virtualized networks in the succeeding years.
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The Cisco Certified Network Professional (CCNP) training is designed for candidates who have one-year experience in the networking field. The job of CCNP professionals is to plan, execute, confirm and repair both Wide Area Network and Local Area Network. In addition to this, they are also responsible to work with other network specialists to get the desired results. At MSP Training, we make sure the knowledge and skills that you learn from this platform provide you with a lasting foundation. It will not only benefit you today but also relevant in the physical as well as the virtualized networks in the succeeding years.
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Clear and concise objectives to guide delegates through the course.
A dedicated tutor will be at your disposal throughout the training to guide you through any issues.
Courseware will also be provided to the delegates so that they can revise the course after the training.
The mandatory condition is to have one-year experience in the networking field. Such norms must be as needed by ICND1 and ICND2. Furthermore, those who want to possess some equivalent skill can also opt this course.
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After successful completion of the course, the candidates will learn how to:
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While developing CCNP training, the main focus of MSP training is to concentrate on all those aspects that help in the professional growth of a candidate. Once the candidate is proficient, he or she can get a job easily after successful completion of the course. These skills help him or her, even to gain promotions to higher levels. We also give due importance to close observation to the skills pertains to routing, switching and checking of the candidate. The process of day to day evaluation kept in records for future reference.
Routing
Network Principles
Layer 2 Technologies
Level 3 Skills and Tools
VPN Technologies
Security of Infrastructure
Infrastructure Services
SWITCHING (300-115)
Layer 2 Technologies
Set-up Security
Setup Services
Configure and verify first-hop redundancy protocols
TROUBLESHOOTING (300-135)
Network Principles
Layer 2 Technologies
Level 3 Know-hows
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Fleet, is located in the Hampshire district of England, at a distance of lies 36 miles to the southwest of London. Hart, a locality in Fleet was considered as the best living place for four consecutive years i.e. 2011 to 2015. The factors that counted towards the city gaining this title were - the rich majority of the population, better health conditions, good weather, and high levels of access to places of entertainment and leisure.Fleet had a population of 38,726 as per the census conducted in 2011.
Fleet is known for the Fleet Pond – a large rather the largest freshwater lake in the whole of Hampshire. Another feature that attracts everyone is it's old-fashioned High Street which provides a look that is reminiscent of the Victorian and Edwardian ages.
Fleet is accessible by the M3 motorway. Fleet is also known for a service station - the Welcome Break.
Government
Fleet is administered by the Hampshire County Council and The Hart District Council together. North East Hampshire is the governmental constituency for Fleet. The Hart District Councils in 2010, transferred some of its responsibilities to three newly formed parish councils i.e. Church Crookham Parish Council, Elvetham Heath Parish Council, and Fleet Town.
Wards in Fleet:
Following is the list of wards into which Fleet and Church Crookham are divided:
Transport :
Railways :
The Fleet citizens are served by Fleet railway station which is funded by the Hampshire County Council, on the London to Basingstoke line.
Bus
The citizens of Fleet commute using the Fleet Buzz service also. This service is operated by Stagecoach bus. There are routes to various places such as Justin, Farnborough and Aldershot.
Sports
The North Hants Golf Club, a top-ranked golf course for more than hundred years is located in Fleet.Justin Rose, a top-ranked golfer, lives in Fleet. Fleet is also home to four Non-League football teams that play at Kennels Lane (Fleet Spurs F.C.), Calthorpe Park (Fleet Town F.C), Zebon Copse(FC Fleet), and Dippenhall St., Crondall (Fleet Albion).
Fleet also organises a half marathon before the London Marathon takes place.
Leisure
There is a sports cum leisure centre that is run by the government and known as The Hart Leisure Centre. This centre has a swimming pool, a gym, a teaching pool, two sports halls and a number of studios and squash courts. The centre is also home to martial arts clubs and some other sports clubs as well.
Media :
The local press consists of the Fleet News & Mail, a broadsheet that is available from the local shops, and the Surrey-Hants Star Courier, a free tabloid that is delivered to the door of every citizen in Fleet.The BBC South Today is the source of the local BBC TV news.BBC Surrey covers Fleet on BBC Radio, as well as North-East Hampshire.Fleet is also covered by 96.4 Eagle Radio independently.
Culture :
There are various events that are covered by the carnival committee in Fleet. Worth mentioning are the Fleet Carnival and Switching on of Christmas Lights in preparation for December 25 (though the event takes place in the last week of November).