CCNA Automation: Hands-On Practical Labs
Master CCNA Automation with hands-on labs! Practice Python scripting, Ansible playbooks, and REST APIs on real-world network topologies. Start ...
in Network AutomationWhat you will learn?
Build and configure a network automation lab topology using Cisco IOSv, IOSvL2, CSR1000v, NX-OSv, and Ubuntu 20.04
Master Git version control, data formats JSON, XML, and YAML from scratch.
Call Cisco Meraki, Catalyst Center, and REST APIs using Python requests library.
Configure IOS-XE devices programmatically using RESTCONF, NETCONF, and YANG models.
Automate multi-device networks at scale using Ansible playbooks and inventory files.
Deploy automation tools in Docker containers and build a complete CI/CD pipeline.
About this course
Are you a network engineer who wants to stop doing things manually and start letting code do the work for you?
This hands-on lab course is your complete practical guide to network automation — built from the ground up for beginners with zero prior programming or scripting experience.
No assumptions. No shortcuts. Just clear, step-by-step labs that take you from "What is Python?" all the way to automating real Cisco devices with professional-grade tools.
Across 14 comprehensive lab guides, you will work inside a fully configured topology featuring Cisco IOSv routers, IOSvL2 switches, CSR1000v, NX-OSv, and an Ubuntu automation workstation — everything you need to practice in a realistic environment.
You will write Python scripts, call REST APIs, use Git for version control, build Ansible playbooks, work with RESTCONF and NETCONF, automate Cisco Meraki and Catalyst Center via DevNet Sandbox, containerize your tools with Docker, and even send live network alerts through Cisco Webex — all with working code you can keep and build on.
In case you have questions or concern, please ask our leaning advisor.
Every lab is self-contained, beginner-friendly, and packed with real-world context. Theory sections explain the why, not just the how — so you genuinely understand what your code is doing. Verification checklists at the end of each lab ensure you never move forward until you have got it right.
Whether you are preparing for the Cisco CCNA Automation 200-901 exam or simply want to future-proof your networking career, this course gives you the practical skills that employers are hiring for right now.
Automation is no longer optional — and with UniNets, you are in the best hands to master it.
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Domains: 6.1–6.7 (Network Fundamentals)
Domains: 4.11 (Bash commands)
Domains: 1.8 (Git operations)
Domains: 1.3–1.7 (Software development concepts)
Domains: 1.1, 1.2 (Data formats and parsing)
Domains: 2.1–2.9 (Understanding and using APIs)
Domains: 3.2, 3.9a (Cisco platforms – Meraki)
Domains: 3.2, 3.9a (Cisco Catalyst Center)
Domains: 3.4, 3.9b (Webex Teams)
Domains: 3.6, 3.8, 5.10, 5.11 (YANG, NETCONF, RESTCONF)
Cisco NX-OS APIs
Ansible Basics
Ansible for Network Automation
Infrastructure as Code with Terraform
Cisco Modeling Labs (CML) and pyATS
Docker Basics
CI/CD Pipeline Concepts
Python Unit Testing
OWASP Security
Application Deployment Models
Network Troubleshooting
Review and Final Project