Expected CCST-Networking Exam Topics, as suggested by Cisco :

• Module 1: Standards and Concepts: The Cisco CCST-Networking exam assesses network technicians’ knowledge of essential networking concepts, including identifying network building blocks, differentiating bandwidth from throughput, distinguishing various network types (LAN, WAN, MAN, CAN, PAN, WLAN), and comparing cloud versus on-premises services. It also measures understanding of common network applications and protocols.
• Module 2: Addressing and Subnet Formats: For aspiring Cisco network technicians, the CCST Networking exam evaluates the ability to compare private and public IP addresses, identify IPv4 addresses and subnet formats, and recognize IPv6 addresses and prefix formats. This ensures they can manage and configure network addressing effectively.
• Module 3: Endpoints and Media Types: This topic in the CCST-Networking exam covers the identification of common cables and connectors used in LANs, distinguishing Wi-Fi, cellular. Additionally, it focuses on wired technologies, describing endpoint devices, and demonstrating connectivity setup and checks across multiple operating systems (Windows, Linux, Mac OS, Android, and Apple iOS).
• Module 4: Infrastructure: The Cisco Certified Support Technician (CCST) Networking exam measures network technicians’ skills in identifying Cisco device status lights, using network diagrams to attach cables, recognizing various network ports. It also focuses on explaining basic routing concepts and understanding basic switching concepts.
• Module 5: Diagnosing Problems: In the CCST-Networking exam, Cisco network technicians are tested on their ability to employ troubleshooting methodologies and help desk practices, perform packet captures with Wireshark, run and interpret diagnostic commands. It also tests their skills to differentiate data collection methods for network devices, and execute basic show commands on Cisco devices.
• Module 6: Security: Aspiring Cisco Network technicians taking the CCST-Networking exam need to describe firewall operations, foundational security concepts, and configure basic wireless security on home routers (WPAx). This ensures they can implement and understand essential security measures within a network.

Expected 820-605 Exam Topics, as suggested by Cisco :

• Module 1: Identify critical success factors to connect to business outcomes/ Create mitigation plans that address risk factors
• Module 2: Analyze the account baseline to identify gaps/ Define customer success (expected and unexpected value)
• Module 3: Update customer success plan with expand opportunities/ Identify the product or solution purchased
• Module 4: Create an adoption campaign to identify expand opportunities/ Compare customer success, customer support and sales
• Module 5: Identify potential expansion opportunities across the customer life cycle from a customer success plan/ Identify key stakeholder roles
• Module 6: Validate the desired business outcome based on information obtained from key stakeholders/ Explain the customer lifecycle journey
• Module 7: Explain the elements of a renewal risk analysis/ Explain the key drivers creating the need for Customer Success
• Module 8: Describe sources used to identify customer barriers/ Explain the value proposition for customer success
• Module 9: Explain different IT purchasing and consumption models/ Analyze a customer health score/ Customer conversations and interactions
• Module 10: Explain the purpose of essential customer management activities/ Explain the elements of customer on boarding
• Module 11: Account data and scoreboard review/ Customer and industry observations/ Feature matrix utilization
• Module 12: Capturing moments of success/ Deployment planning/ Service subscriptions/ Identify customer barriers

Expected 700-905 Exam Topics, as suggested by Cisco :

• Module 1: Identifying staffing requirements, making kickoff meeting presentations/ Sales team interactions during all product deployment phases
• Module 2: Implement and operate functions/ Developments in the hyperconverged infrastructure market and Cisco HyperFlex solutions
• Module 3: SE handles pre-sales and post-sales engineering related customer plan/ Technical project management
• Module 4: HyperFlex products and services by attending training
• Module 5: SE is responsible for defining and engineering related deliverables required to deploy the proposed customer solutions
• Module 6: SE maintains professional and technical knowledge

Expected 700-846 Exam Topics, as suggested by Cisco :

• Module 1: Describe the programs and incentives of Cisco IoT/ Understand the Extended Enterprise sales play and opportunity
• Module 2: Explain the concerns and challenges for roadways and intersections/ Explain positioning for Cisco IoT products
• Module 3: Explain product positioning for roadway and intersection use cases/ Describe use cases for Extended Enterprise
• Module 4: Explain the concerns and challenges of the manufacturing industry/ Explain the concerns and challenges of the utility industry
• Module 5: Explain the concerns and challenges of the oil and gas industry/ Explain value proposition and use cases of Edge Intelligence
• Module 6: Explain the features of Extended Enterprise solutions/ Cisco IoT Strategy and Products
• Module 7: Explain product positioning for manufacturing use cases/ Describe the capabilities, value proposition, and design considerations for CUWRB
• Module 8: Explain management tool positioning for use cases to meet customer requirements/ Describe the IoT use cases in manufacturing
• Module 9: Describe the IoT use cases in roadways and intersections/ Describe how CUWRB addresses customer challenges with wireless connectivity in IoT deployments
• Module 10: Describe the key features and benefits of Industrial Asset Vision/ Explain product positioning for utility use cases
• Module 11: Explain the value proposition of Cisco’s industrial security portfolio/ Explain the concerns and challenges of the mining industry
• Module 12: Explain the key benefits of deploying IoT Operations Dashboard/ Explain positioning of Cisco industrial security with stakeholders

Expected 700-826 Exam Topics, as suggested by Cisco :

• Module 1: Cisco IoT Portfolio: This section of the exam involves understanding of Cisco’s IoT solutions, delving into the functionalities of IoT products, and their diverse applications.
• Module 2: Extended Enterprise: This section deals with the customer IoT journey and enterprise environments, exploring how Extended Enterprise Solutions enhance connectivity and functionality.
• Module 3: Industry Solutions: This section deals with the diverse types and defining features of Cisco Industry Solutions, understanding their unique characteristics, and how they cater to specific industry needs.

Expected 700-803 Exam Topics, as suggested by Cisco :

• Module 1: Describe the physical setup of the IX5000 Series systems
• Module 2: Describe basic maintenance tasks for the IX5000 endpoint
• Module 3: Describe the optional hardware peripheral devices available with the IX5000 Series endpoints

Expected 700-801 Exam Topics, as suggested by Cisco :

• Module 1: Demonstrate your capability to connect people and equipment with data for the manufacturing industry
• Module 2: Achieve the Advanced IoT Specialization – Manufacturing and learn how to expand your market
• Module 3: Gain understanding of how Cisco products

Expected 700-765 Exam Topics, as suggested by Cisco :

• Module 1: Identify security opportunities and obstacles/ Threat Landscape and Security Issues
• Module 2: Identify components of Cisco’s IoT security/ Identify the role of digitization in cyber security
• Module 3: Identify how Cisco IoT Security solutions provide layered protection/ Identify Cisco Zero Trust outcomes
• Module 4: Identify the value of and drivers for trust-centric security/ Identify the evolution of and need for IoT security
• Module 5: Identify the requirements of modern network environments/ Identify IoT solutions critical to business
• Module 6: Identify Cisco solutions for next generation network security/ Identify causes of fragmented security
• Module 7: Identify the areas of next generation network security/ Identify key cyber security challenges
• Module 8: Identify the elements of Cloud-Delivered Security/ Cisco Security Solutions Portfolio
• Module 9: Identify solutions for Web and Email Security/ Identify the value of zero trust
• Module 10: Identify features of Cisco Firepower Threat Defense/ Identify the elements of DNS-Layer Security
• Module 11: Identify solutions for Visibility and Enforcement/ Identify features and management of Meraki MX
• Module 12: Identify the elements of Advanced Malware Protection/ Identify solutions for Cloud Security
• Module 13: Identify the elements of Cognitive Intelligence/ Identify the elements of AnyConnect