CCNP Collaboration
Achieving CCNP Collaboration certification proves your skills with Cisco collaboration solutions.
Technology advances are enabling new collaboration applications and businesses that connect everything - people, devices, machines, and applications. With intent-based networking, collaboration teams can take advantage of automation to scale their infrastructure. But to capitalize on these opportunities, today’s collaboration professionals need a broader range of skills and deeper focus in strategic technology areas. The CCNP Collaboration certification program gives you exactly that breadth and depth.
| Recommended Training | Exams |
|---|---|
| CLCOR- Implementing and Operating Cisco Collaboration Core Technologies | 350-801 CLCOR |
| CLICA - Implementing Cisco Collaboration Applications | 300-810 CLICA |
| CLACCM - Implementing Cisco Advanced Call Control and Mobility Services | 300-815 CLACCM |
| CLCEI - Implementing Cisco Collaboration Cloud and Edge Solutions | 300-820 CLCEI |
| CLAUI - Implementing Automation for Cisco Collaboration Solutions | 300-835 CLAUTO |
Prerequisites
CCNP Collaboration candidates should have three to five years of experience implementing collaboration solutions and a good understanding of the exam topics before taking the exam.
Certification:
CCNA - Cisco Certified Network Associate
Courses:
CCNA - Implementing and Administering Cisco Solutions
CLFNDU - Understanding Cisco Collaboration Foundations
Required Exams
Core Exam (required):
350-801 CLCOR
Concentration exams (choose one):
300-810 CLICA
300-815 CLACCM
300-820 CLCEI
300-835 CLAUTO
Recertification
CCNP certification is valid for three years.
Certification holders can recertify by:
- Passing one technology core exam
- Passing any two professional concentration exams
- Passing one CCIE lab exam
- Earning 80 continuing education credits
The recertification requirements must be met prior to the certification expiration date. Individuals with expired certifications must repeat the entire certification exam process in order to regain their certification status. Learn more at the Cisco website.
Next Steps
CCIE Collaboration