Cisco just dropped the brand new CCNA v2.0 blueprint, bringing the most disruptive change to the certification track in six years. In this exclusive interview, I sit down with Ryan Rose, Cisco’s Director of Product Management for Skills and Certifications, to pull back the curtain on why the exam is changing on February 3, 2027, and what it means for your IT career.
We break down the massive shift from basic terminology memorization to deep, scenario-based network troubleshooting. Ryan explains the return of performance-based exam labs, the structural elimination of the standalone automation domain, and how Cisco plans to test your ability to audit AI hallucinations in production environments. If you are currently studying for CCNA v1.1 or trying to break into the networking industry, this conversation will completely redefine your study roadmap and home lab strategy.
⏰ Time Stamps: 0:00 - Brand New CCNA 0:49 - Ryan Rose - Cisco 1:50 - First CCNA change in 6 years 6:25 - Is the exam too hard? 10:10 - Adding Practical Skills/Troubleshooting 13:00 - Should I wait for CCNA V2.0 15:50 - New Lablets now in the CCNA 17:50 - v2.0 Changes how you study 22:00 - Importance of time management 25:00 - Automation domain removed from CCNA 32:30 - AI in the new CCNA 40:10 - Ryan's advice for students
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