It's been quiet here for a few weeks and there's a reason. Two, actually. The first is that I've been heads-down on work for Cisco — I've just finished building the labs for CLHCT, and I'm about to start the refresh of their IPv6 course. That's the kind of thing that eats evenings. The second is that Cisco announced CCNA 200-301 v2.0, live February 2027. Same exam code, completely rewritten underneath — 6 domains collapsed into 5, 111 objectives down to 59, and the verbs shifted hard from "describe" to "troubleshoot" and "configure". There's also an entire new domain on AI in network operations. I've spent the last stretch mapping every single v2 objective against the material on the site, and that's now live: 👉 academy.anythingoverip.com/ccna-v2-hub/ You can pick your exam version at the top of either hub page. If you're sitting CCNA this year, stay on v1 — nothing changes for you. If you're planning for February onward, v2 shows you exactly which objectives already have material and which are still being written. A few things I found while doing it, which might save you some panic: • Most of what you're studying still counts. About 75% of the existing material maps straight onto a v2 objective. • What's gone: NTP, QoS, network topology types, TCP vs UDP comparison, IPv6 anycast/multicast, JSON and REST APIs. • What's new: agentic AI in network operations, prompt selection for gen-AI tooling, OSPFv3, VRRP, storm control, RA guard, SFTP/SCP, and DNS record-level troubleshooting. • The AI domain is 10% of the exam. That's not a gimmick — you'll be asked to evaluate output from AI assistants and decide whether to act on it. More v2 material is landing every few days. Everything already published stays exactly where it is.

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Hey everyone! 👋 As most of you have likely seen by now, Cisco has officially announced that a new version of the CCNA is on its way. Launching next year. I've had the opportunity to work directly with Cisco and dig deep into the new blueprint, so I wanted to share some reassurance: if you're currently studying, don't panic and don't stop. The transition is more of an evolution than a revolution, and the core fundamentals you're building right now will absolutely carry over. Over the coming weeks, I'll be breaking down exactly what's changing, what's staying the same, and what you need to adjust in your study plan. More than 80% of what you are doing now will remain the same, still apply. Some things have been removed, and some new ones (like AI) have been added. Stay tuned for more details. In the meantime, keep your head down and keep pushing forward. The effort you're putting in today is not wasted, I promise you that. 💪 Any questions, drop them below!