Cisco CCNA flashcards

4 decks · 313 cards · built into Willys · free samples below

Written against: Exam 200-301 v1.1 topics. Updated 2026-10-10.

What's in it

Every deck follows the course outline, with tags you can study or suspend topic by topic. Open a deck to study its free sample right here.

Learn · 3 decks · 238 cards

Concepts, mechanisms and the questions a course or exam asks about them.

Network Fundamentals and Network Access CCNA 200-301 v1.1 domains 1 and 2: components, cabling, TCP and UDP, worked IPv4 subnetting, IPv6 and EUI-64, wireless, virtualization, switching, VLANs, trunks, CDP/LLDP, EtherChannel, Rapid PVST+ and WLAN design. 10 free · 78 cards in the app IP Connectivity and IP Services CCNA 200-301 v1.1 domains 3 and 4: reading the routing table, longest match and AD, static and floating routes, single-area OSPFv2, FHRP, NAT/PAT, NTP, DHCP relay, DNS, SNMP, syslog, QoS, SSH setup and TFTP/FTP. 10 free · 80 cards in the app Security Fundamentals, Automation and Programmability CCNA 200-301 v1.1 domains 5 and 6: device passwords and line security, ACLs and placement, port security, DHCP snooping, DAI, AAA, WPA2/WPA3, VPNs, SDN planes, Catalyst Center, REST, JSON, Ansible, Terraform and AI/ML. 10 free · 80 cards in the app

Practice · 1 deck · 75 questions

Multiple-choice practice questions, one best answer each, with the reasoning.

Practice Questions Multiple-choice practice questions, one best answer each, on subnetting, IPv6, VLANs, trunks, EtherChannel, STP, routing, OSPF, NAT, DHCP, QoS, SSH, ACLs, Layer 2 security and automation. 6 free · 75 questions in the app

Study guide

Topics covered

The decks follow the order of the course outline. Numbers are cards per topic.

Network Fundamentals 53
- Components and Topologies 3
- Interfaces and Cabling 8
- TCP and UDP 5
- IPv4 Subnetting 14
- IPv6 Addressing 11
- Wireless Principles 4
- Virtualization 3
- Switching Concepts 5
Network Access 55
- VLANs and Inter-VLAN Routing 13
- Trunking and DTP 9
- CDP and LLDP 4
- EtherChannel 8
- Rapid PVST+ 12
- WLAN Architectures and AP Modes 9
IP Connectivity 54
- Routing Table and Path Selection 13
- Static Routing 12
- OSPFv2 Single Area 24
- First Hop Redundancy 5
IP Services 55
- NAT and PAT 10
- NTP 4
- DHCP and DNS 10
- SNMP and Syslog 10
- QoS 11
- SSH Remote Access 6
- TFTP and FTP 4
Security Fundamentals 58
- Security Concepts and Programs 3
- Device Access Control 10
- Passwords and MFA 2
- VPNs 4
- Access Control Lists 15
- Layer 2 Security 15
- AAA 4
- Wireless Security 5
Automation and Programmability 38
- Impact of Automation 2
- Controller-Based Networking 9
- REST APIs 10
- Configuration Management 5
- JSON Data 8
- AI and Machine Learning 4

A study plan

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6 new cards a day covers everything in two months, leaving the last weeks for review.
5 new cards a day covers everything in three months, leaving the last weeks for review.

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About these cards

Review status: Second-reader reviewed, with corrections applied.

Checked against:

Cisco CCNA 200-301 v1.1 exam topics — topic outline only; no text copied
Subnetting, EUI-64 and solicited-node answers verified with the Python standard-library ipaddress module
Cisco IOS XE 17.18.1 YANG data models (YangModels/yang on GitHub) — command syntax, defaults and value ranges checked; no text copied
Cisco configuration guides, command references and tech notes (cisco.com), and RFC 4193, RFC 4118 and RFC 5416 — facts checked; no text copied
Cisco IOS XE 17.16.1 and 17.18.1 YANG data models (YangModels/yang on GitHub) — command syntax, defaults and value ranges checked; no text copied
Wildcard masks and JSON examples verified with the Python standard-library ipaddress and json modules
Cisco IOS XE 17.18.1 YANG data models (YangModels/yang on GitHub) and the Cisco Catalyst Center Python SDK (dnacentersdk, MIT License) — command syntax, value ranges and API flow checked; no text copied
Cisco configuration guides, command references, design guides and tech notes (cisco.com), RFC 8110 and the Wi-Fi Alliance security page — facts checked; no text copied
Subnetting, EUI-64, solicited-node, wildcard-mask and JSON answers verified with the Python standard-library ipaddress and json modules
Cisco IOS XE 17.16.1 and 17.18.1 YANG data models (YangModels/yang on GitHub) and the Cisco Catalyst Center Python SDK (dnacentersdk, MIT License) — command syntax, defaults, value ranges and Catalyst Center product name checked; no text copied

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