This unit is recommended for preparing for certifications such as CISCO CCNA and CCNP. We have multiple units in stock, so please contact us if you have a preferred combination. Essential knowledge for Information Security Specialists (Registered Security Professionals) and Network Specialists. Set Contents: Switch (fanless design) 1 unit CISCO WS-C2960-8TC-S IOS 15.0(2)SE5 AC cable 1 (Photos of the power cable are omitted) All items are in excellent condition with few scratches. Please note that the photos are for illustrative purposes. We have confirmed that there are no issues with the show version and show environment all commands. Impact and Effects of Obtaining CCNA/CCNP While obtaining CCNA/CCNP does not directly contribute to the preparation for IPA (Information-technology Promotion Agency) certification exams, it significantly aids in understanding the network field, especially for studying for the "Applied Information Technology Engineer Examination" and the "Network Specialist Examination." Below, we will explain specifically how CCNA/CCNP can be helpful for IPA exam preparation. □ Key Points for Utilizing CCNA/CCNP in IPA Exams 1. Deepens understanding of the network field CCNA systematically covers the basics of IP address design, routing, switching, VLAN, STP, etc. CCNP covers more advanced technologies such as BGP, OSPF, QoS, VPN, and troubleshooting. Accelerates understanding of the "Network," "Security," and "Infrastructure Design" fields in the IPA exams. 2. Effective for afternoon question preparation in the Applied Information Technology Engineer Examination Afternoon questions test practical network configurations and troubleshooting. Knowledge of CCNA/CCNP makes it easier to read configuration diagrams and logs, and to understand the intent of the questions. 3. Ideal for building a foundation for the Network Specialist Examination CCNP-level knowledge is also applicable to the afternoon II questions of the Network Specialist Examination. Especially strengthens your ability to answer questions on redundant configurations, routing protocols, and security measures.