> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://jncia-workbook.gitbook.io/workbook/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://jncia-workbook.gitbook.io/workbook/intro/resources.md). # Resources All resources listed are 100% free. ### Juniper Courses After completing either of these courses and scoring at least 70% on the assessment test, you will receive a 75% voucher code for the JNCIA-Junos. Open Learning - Junos, Associate (JNCIA-Junos) * * Around 40 hours, but I watched at 1.5x-2x speed and skipped the labs, preferring my own labs * You do not need to complete every module. For example, I skipped the "refresher" modules and was able to take the assessment test and receive my voucher code. Open Learning - Migrating from the Cisco CCNA to the JNCIA-Junos * * 7 hours long For each of these, you will need to create a free Juniper Learning Portal account, add the course to your cart, and checkout (for $0). I personally recommend the longer course, as there will probably be a lot of little things covered that I would guess are missing from the shorter course. ### Juniper Day One Books These are the Day One guides that I read, and the order that I read them in: * Exploring the Junos CLI, 2nd Edition * * Junos for IOS Engineers * * Beginner's Guide to Learning Junos * ### Old JNCIA Study Guide JNCIA Study Guide by Joseph M. Soricelli * * This study guide is at least 20 years old, but still very relevant and well-written. * Sections such as TDM, SONET, ATM, BGP, multicast, RIP, MPLS, etc. are not relevant for today's exam. Look over the current JNCIA-Junos blueprint to get a sense of what can be skipped, if you want to focus on the current exam topics. ### YouTube Courses Network Direction * * Highly Recommended Router Coach * ### Quick References / Cheat Sheets