CertOcean's JNCIA-Junos Certification Training (JN0-106) training is a live, instructor-led online course. You learn in 12 live sessions (24 hours in total) with an expert instructor and work through 8 curriculum modules.
Junos, Associate (JNCIA-Junos) is an associate-level certification exam, taken as JN0-106, that covers networking fundamentals and Junos OS, and CertOcean's JNCIA-Junos training prepares you for it. The course starts with networking fundamentals and Junos OS basics, then builds up to the user interfaces, configuration basics, operational monitoring and maintenance, routing fundamentals, routing policy and firewall filters. Sessions mix clear explanations with step-by-step CLI walkthroughs, so it also works as a hands-on Junos OS course.
The JNCIA certification is the first step in the Junos track, which continues with JNCIS, JNCIP and JNCIE. It suits freshers and experienced IT professionals, and it qualifies you for roles such as network engineer, network administrator, NOC engineer and network support specialist. On September 15, 2026, the Juniper networking certification program was renamed, and the JNCIA-Junos credential name stayed the same.
CertOcean's JNCIA-Junos training is a live, instructor-led online course built around the JN0-106 exam objectives. A trainer teaches every session in real time, walks through each task in the Junos CLI and answers your questions as you go. The course covers all seven objective areas and ends with timed practice tests and exam tips.
The JN0-106 exam is the current exam for the Junos, Associate (JNCIA-Junos) certification, launched on April 6, 2026 to replace JN0-105, which reached end of life on April 5, 2026. It has 65 questions in 90 minutes, delivered by Pearson VUE at a test center or online. The official learning portal lists Junos OS 21.2 as its software basis.
CertOcean's JNCIA-Junos course takes 24 hours of live training over 12 sessions of about 2 hours each. Your finish date depends on the batch schedule you join. Set aside practice time between sessions to repeat the CLI tasks, because repetition is the fastest way to remember Junos commands.
CertOcean's Junos OS course teaches you to work confidently with Junos devices. You cover networking fundamentals, Junos OS architecture, the CLI and J-Web, initial and ongoing configuration, and operational monitoring and maintenance. You also learn routing fundamentals and static routes, routing policy and firewall filters.
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The JNCIA-Junos Certification Training (JN0-106) training costs $649, down from the regular $749 (you save 13%). It is a one-time payment in US dollars, and you can pay securely by card or PayPal.
JNCIA-Junos training is worth it if you work with, or want to work with, Junos devices, because the JNCIA certification is the entry point to the Junos track. It fits roles such as network engineer, network administrator, NOC engineer and network support specialist. The certification stays valid for 3 years, and it suits both freshers and experienced IT professionals.
To prepare for the JN0-106 exam, work through its seven objective areas in order and repeat the CLI tasks until the commands feel natural. There are no prerequisites, though a basic grasp of IP addresses and how routers and switches work helps. Some older vendor pages still show JN0-105, so check that your study material covers JN0-106 before you buy it.
The JNCIA-Junos exam is the associate-level entry exam of the Junos track, with 65 questions in 90 minutes and no published passing score. Because the pass mark is not published, aim to be comfortable with every objective. Regular hands-on CLI practice is the most direct way to get ready for the configuration and routing questions.
JNCIA vs CCNA comes down to the equipment you work with: JNCIA-Junos focuses on Junos OS, while CCNA focuses on Cisco devices. Both cover networking fundamentals, and those basics carry over between the two. JNCIA-Junos has no prerequisites and stays valid for 3 years.
The JN0-106 exam has 65 questions in 90 minutes, in English only, taken at a Pearson VUE test center or online through OnVUE. You schedule it through the certification portal, Alpine CertMetrics, which now uses a new account login. The registration fee is US$200 plus applicable taxes. Results are pass or fail and appear right after the exam.
The JNCIA-Junos certification is valid for 3 years from the date you earn or recertify it, and you recertify by testing. Earning or recertifying any certification in the program also recertifies all of your active Associate-level certifications. If your certification expires, you must earn it again from the start of the track.
CertOcean is an independent training provider with no affiliation, endorsement or sponsorship from the companies behind the JNCIA-Junos exam or their certification program. You register for and take the exam through the official program and Pearson VUE.
Yes. You receive a CertOcean certificate of completion when you finish the training.
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