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ChiranjeeviStop Following Follow Chiranjeevi I want to go for CCNA. How to prepare for this exam? Is there really need of instructor led training for this? which is the best approach to pass CCNA? If i choose self study, which are the books i choose? 7 days ago Like Comment Follow Flag o Flag as Promotion o Flag as Job o Flag as Inappropriate More o Reply Privately 5 comments Bryan JStop Following Follow Bryan J Bryan J Smith • Self-study with a simulator or real, physical Cisco equipment. You really want to learn the networking basics, and Cisco's IOS, than just studying for an exam. The CCNA is simple enough that you have this flexibility. Just take your time, learn everything you should know, and play with a simulator. Of all of my past studies, the CCNA was the most fun, because I just learned every little detail of IOS I never knew before (the networking basics were already there).

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ChiranjeeviStop Following Follow Chiranjeevi

I want to go for CCNA. How to prepare for this exam? Is there really need of instructor led training for this?which is the best approach to pass CCNA?

If i choose self study, which are the books i choose?

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Bryan J Smith • Self-study with a simulator or real, physical Cisco equipment. You really want to learn the networking basics, and Cisco's IOS, than just studying for an exam. The CCNA is simple enough that you have this flexibility. Just take your time, learn everything you should know, and play with a simulator. Of all of my past studies, the CCNA was the most fun, because I just learned every little detail of IOS I never knew before (the networking basics were already there).

And it lead me to the CCDP (I ended up not taking the Troubleshooting exam, so I didn't finish the CCNP as well).

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Clement Knöll • @Bryan Why not the TSHOOT? With some experience, it's one of the easiest, and surely the most fun, exams Cisco offers.

@Chiranjeev Personally, being an ex-instructor myself, I am no big fan of instructor led training - generally it's a huge waste of time and money if you already have some knowledge about the subject. If not... well, there are some low-cost instructor web training sessions available, the question is only which ones are the good ones.

Try to get hold of a copy of Packet Tracer, and do the exercises which come with it. There are also a few older and current lab companions and guides available, which may help to expand the scope of the exercises covered by the Packet Tracer.

Otherwise, the official certification guides from Cisco Press are very good. Also useful (IMHO) is the Cisco Press CCNA Command Reference and their Quick Reference Sheets, the available Flash Cards (depending on your learning style), and the Boson Exam Simulator. And I always love the ancient Douglas Comer: "Internetworking With Tcp/Ip: Principles, Protocols, and Architectures" - I think they are at the 5th or 6th edition since 1988...

A lot off people recommend Lammle, but I found the "CCNA FastPass" from this author one of the worst - and worst edited - books on the subject, so I stay away from him.

In the end it's always the same - if you already have previous experience/knowledge, the CCNA isn't that difficult, no matter which road you choose to fill the gaps. If not, and you start from scratch, it's probably pretty tough no matter what.

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Bryan J Smith • Clement -- I was literally burnt out at that point. I just took my 10th exam (or so) within a couple of weeks, and had to drive almost 100 miles (200 miles round trip) to take most of them. Just finally got to me. I didn't take another exam for 2 years. ;)

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Dan Sobel • I would have loved to take a term off, and study with an instructor, however, my employer at the time wasn't going to pay for any of this. Fortunately, it wasn't necessary. My method was Skillsoff Online Training (which was free from work, I would NOT recommend PAYING for it, it's NOT worth what they want), along with Odom and Lammle books, and PacketTracer for hands on.

Odom is very complete and well written, and boring as all get out. Lammle is not as well written HOWEVER, he does get the points across in a VERY effective and entertaining style. I would recommend both (I read both before the test). Looking back, I would probably recommend Lammle's book as a primary.

I went the "2 Test Method", and did NOT use a Simulator prior to the first test. That was a MISTAKE. Fortunately, there is "HELP" on the simulator, so I was able to get though it, however, I highly recommend NOT doing that.

Get a copy of PacketTracer and learn the labs. The CCNA Test questions are based on VERY SIMPLE Network setups, and the test LOOKS a lot like PacketTracer.

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Dustin Dortch • Todd Lammle's book published by Sybex is by far the best book out there for the CCNA. From pure study, if you dedicate the time you should easily be able to pass the CCENT. The key for the second exam, or the the single exam option, is to become familiar with the IOS, on top of studying the book. The Cisco Press book by Odom is also a good read for this exam.

Eileen Vandenburgh • Hi Chiranjeevi, Also, along with the course material, it is much easier to practice with a simulated lab online or on your desktop - MIMIC Virtual Lab CCNA. http://www.rentciscolab.com . You get access to Cisco routers and switches to try configurations without worrying about messing something up. Best of luck, Eileen

Pramod Gangoor • Hi Chiranjeevi,

I would recommend buy some CCNA and CCENT related books, this would cover theory and for practice use can either go for - Cisco Packet tracker (need to buy) - GNS 3/Dynamips (this is not a simulation, it emulates the real IOS) ..GNS3 is free but you only need to get Cisco IOS. - Become member in forums like Cisco netpro and etc., that way you could learn more

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Scott Morris -CCIEx4 #4713, JNCIE #153, CCDE #2009::D • Keep in mind that Packet Tracer is only licensed to Cisco's NetAcademy folks... So while you may be able to obtain it otherwise, I wouldn't go flaunting that in public forums!

Instructor-led classes have to do with two things. First, the quality of the instructor. If it's someone who can barely read the powerpoint slides, then yes, it's going to suck. Second, the amount of effort you put into it.

I'm a big fan of knowing something before attending any seminar/class. That way you have

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some baseline and can ask better questions and gain a lot more value out of the class (within the confines of point number 1). Whether it's CCNA level or CCIE level, the concept is the same!

But play with equipment/simulators as much as possible. You'll learn things that are incorrect in almost every book out there. But being able to see that is an important step!

Finding forums where people help is great as well. I'd recommend the Cisco Learning Network (http://learningnetwork.cisco.com)

Good luck!

Edward CollinsStop Following Follow Edward Collins

Consider i am already preparing for CCNA and i want to work on another certification in parallel. What would be the best choice if i had 6 months to get both the certifications.Help me on This guys..

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Felix Solis • Virtualization, VMware, or Red Hat

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Edward Collins James • How will Red Hat Help me? elaborate

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Hector Hinojosa, CCNP • I agree with Felix if you are going to be in a data center environment. Virtualization/VMware is where data centers are going.

RedHat/Linux will expose you to free tools like Nagios that are Linux based and used for monitoring networking equipment and servers. Very stable OS.

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Jessica Williams • I think it depends on what area of information technology you want to go into. Virtualiziation is definitely hot and one of the top skills that employers are looking for.

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Kieran Milne • Juniper certs can be a nice compement to Cisco cerrts. The FastTrack program provides free training materials and 50%-off vouchers for exams.

Regards, Kieran

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Felix Solis • Edward, it is all about diversity. IT Directors or Chief Technical Officers are not looking for silo experts, they are looking for jack of all trades. They want you to be their Cisco Network Engineer, and be equally diverse to handle all their other needs. They want

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you to be versatile to handle their Linux based infrastructure, Vitualization, Storage Area Networks, and VOIP needs. Depending on the type of organizational responsibility you find your self, they will not have the budger to hire multiple IT techs. They are looking for one person to carry all that weight. Infrastructure Networking is no longer about routing, you have to be the Microsoft Server guru and the Linux guru as well. No more room for primadonna in this economy.

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John Bailey, PMP • Consider all certifications as an investment. As your time and presumably money are limited, you need a more precise goal than you have stated. I recommend "What Color Is Your Parachute" and "Don't Send A Resume" to help you focus and determine what you should be doing.

You should not be gathering certifications randomly--a Gartner Group consultant once told me, "Making changes without metrics is called tampering."-- nor based on the advice of anyone who gets paid to deliver them--as they are less apt to have your best interests in mind.

If you want a job, what job? Do your research, gather the list of requirements for that role, and master those. Don't show up with 40 certs and no experience, either, as that looks like fraud to some. Don't assume. And make your career your own.

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Edward Collins James • Thank you guys for the tips.

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Edward Collins James • After much thought. I have decided to Prepare for CCNA First then i'll think about the next step after i finish it.

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Nimish Naik • Edward. Good move. It is not possible for me to work on two certifications at once so from personal knowledge, I would say one cert at a time. It will increase your chances of passing as well.

Edward Collins James(CCNA) • I am now CCNA Certified Engineer and Now i am Preparing for My CCNA Security. :-)

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Bryan J Smith • If you're going to touch Linux systems, Red Hat certifications are often highly regarded because 100% of their certification exams are hands-on, performance-based testing. I.e., As I understand it, despite the investment and program costs, Red Hat decided early on to model their entire program (not just higher levels, but all levels) based on one of the most reputable in the industry, the Cisco CCIE. For all Red Hat examinations, you complete objectives on actual systems in front of you, in a lab environment. Not remote connections, not simulations, actual, real systems.

SIDE NOTE: Understanding Linux boot issues and internals is also very helpful if you get into advanced ESX/ESXi host troubleshooting, as VMware utilizes a Linux helper OS. I've had to deal with a number of them myself over the years.

P.S. I didn't know Cisco had any "Certified Engineer" title. I only know of the Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) and the Voice, Wireless, etc... CCNA specializations, as well as the higher Professional and Expert tracks.

Hai.I am a CCNA ,RHCE,Certified professional , but I want to pursue my career in security?Please guide me.

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Yusuf Purna • Please make sure that 'Security' is really something you want to pursue.

You can then start with,

Basic Security Concepts: Security+, Information Security Foundation based on ISO/IEC 27002 Hands-on/Specialized Security Skills: CCNA Security, CCSP, and OS (Windows or Linux) specific security certification Security Design/Compliance Skills: (CISA), CISM, CISSP

Good luck!

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Ravi Mundra • thanks a lot for the advice.

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Uchechukwu Onyekwuluje • @Yusuf hit the nail in the head. Make sure it is what you want to do and not because it is the trend. Both CISCO and REDHAT have concentrations in security. If you already manage an infrastructure comprinsing of REDHAT systems and CISCO gear, take it as far as you can. Start with Security+ to get a good feel for the basics and then take it as far as you can.

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Jeremy Needle • Ravi,

You need to differentiate between a career as a Security Analyst and/or Manager, vs a Security Engineer. Typically CISSP is what an analyst or manager will pursuit, gaining a birds eye view of security technologies and industry best practices.

For a security engineer, they're more into the design & implementation of specific security technologies. In additon to the security concentrations for Cisco and Red Hat, I would recommend you take a look and the sans.org website and examine the training they have there.

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Emily Golden • And to add something useful, I am a CCNA who is now getting my CCNA Security Cert. I thoroughly enjoy it and it's allowing me to dust up on some skills I was losing. Even if you're unsure you want to completely specialize in Security, it's a good base of skills that would be great for anyone in the networking field.

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Emily Golden • If you're not sure you want to completely specialize in Security yet, try reading up on Security + or CCNA Security before you shell out the money for an expensive class.

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Edward Collins James • Do CCNP and then take the route to Security

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Clement Knöll • The question is: which field within "security"?

Operating of security equipment (Firewalls, IDP, etc.)? CCNA-Security/CCSP, JNCIA-FWV/JNCIS-FWV, CCSA/CCSE Penetration testing/System security? CEH, SSCP/CISSP

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Compliance auditing? CISA Security Officer/Security Manager? CISM, SSCP/CISSP

I don't belive Security+ hold much value compared to any of these.

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Ravi Mundra • well Edward thanks.But if u can please illustrate.

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Edward Collins James • Now recently Cisco has a turned CCNP to three different tracks. CCNP Security is one of them.You can pursue that which will lead you to CCIE Security, And then you are the best you can be.

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Cristina Macovei • ROUTE, TSHOOT, SWITCH exams for CCNP and CCDP by cisco.

After a lot of effort and preparation, before you appear in the exam, just go through the practice on Practice Testing Software and revise on practice questions answers, to evaluate yourself as well as build your self confidence up to 100% success.

Get your pass insurance, to ensure your efforts into success...

http://www.selfexamengine.com/ccnp-certification-training.htm for CCNP

http://www.selfexamengine.com/ccnp-wireless-certification-training.htm for CCNP wireless

http://www.selfexamengine.com/ccna-security-certification-training.htm for CCNA security

or any security certification you wish to pass 100% in first attempt.

Good Luck

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Bryan J Smith • Since you are a RHCE already, understand MAC/RBAC Linux solutions are in major demand in the Linux world right now, with Red Hat's targeted SELinux reference implementation in Red Hat Enterprise Linux release 5 and, now, 6 being most popular in government (not just US or western) and at select corporations.

The RH429 Exam offers a "Certificate of Expertise" on SELinux Policy Administration: https://www.redhat.com/courses/ex429_red_hat_enterprise_selinux_policy_administration_expertise_exam/

It is also one (1) of three (3) exams in the Red Hat Certified Security Specialist (CSS) title post-RHCE: http://www.redhat.com/certification/rhcss/

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I am getting ready for the CCNA Wireless and then the CCNP exams

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Dan Sobel • Congratulations, I made it though the Lammle book, and trying to get went though CWNA book to get more feeling for subject, any suggestions for study?

Dan

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Graham Brown • Hi Michael, post back on here how the CWNA exam goes please. I am set to take mine soon, I'm just installing a Cisco Wi-Fi solution then will get the exam boxed off. I have the Cisco Press book already, but let me know if there are any useful white papers etc floating around out there.

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Darby Weaver • I used the CWNP books to study lots of RF and then used the Cisco Design Guides and the Cisco Press CCNA Wireless + Deploying and Troubleshooting Cisco Wireless LAN Controllers to help pass the exam.

I also deployed 5 Controllers along with the Design Guides from Cisco over a period of 6 months after about 2 years straight total supporting them.

Lots of fun. Oh yes, I went to the CUWN class and I used the courseware for the CCNP Wireless exams too.

I took the whole series of exams over a period of about 2 weeks after I got out of the CUWN course and felt pretty good about everything.

Darby

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Darby Weaver • Also I currently own 12 Cisco WLAN Controllers in my home lab too. I used them to get pretty good at setting up and breaking down the controllers really fast among other things. Most features are the same, even in older controllers.

Newer controllers = Newer features - of course.

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Michael Morrissey • Dan, Cisco has some practice questions on their web site, follow the CCNA Wireless link, then click on the test number and it will take you to Cisco's learning network where there are practice questions and more material, good luck.

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Vishnu Priyan • hey wish you all the best.After exams let me know how was the exam and how your prepared for it..and let me know about the preparation you made!!!

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Ebrima Faal Ebrahim • wish u all the best in your exams. its gonna be alright..

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Hector Hinojosa, CCNP • I agree with Darby, read more than one book for the exams. It will solidify your knowledge on the technology and make configuring/deploying a wireless network a piece of cake....and by cake I mean you will know how to logically work through the problems that will come up :-)

I'm currently preparing to deploy an enterprise wide wireless network that spans six floors. Its not the biggest but it is a good first.

Good Luck on your exams.

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Orlando Study Group - Logs

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Darby Weaver • Hi guys! I've started a study group in Orlando for aspiring CCNAs at the moment and hopefully will take each group to the CCNP and beyond for those willing.

So what does a study group do?

1. Discuss exam objectives.

2. Have courageous conversations over career and job tasks.

3. Network with other members.

4. Lots of hands-on. Sweat and make it work or else kind of hands on.

Example:

The group is at the CCENT level so tonight was a hands-on evening:

1. Password Recovery - Just do it. Real routers and real serial cables. Kinda feels like the scene in Swordfish - 1 minute or less.

2. Get the router up and running: Media Type, IP Addressing, and Subnet Mask.

3. Can you ping?

4. TFTP-Server using the router as a TFTP server.

5. Compare show version commands.

6. Best IOS becomes the server, other routers are the clients. Copy to flash... erase first. Can you feel the tension?

Remember, the team is at the CCENT level and have not passed the exam yet.

All members have access to an Access/Terminal Server, a Frame Switch, at least 2 2950 Switches, and 6 Routers (2600 and 2600XMs).

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This is just one night.

Awesome experiences all the way around.

At least 3 are Cisco Academy students/graduates; 2 are former CCNAs, 2 have failed the CCNA exam recently, one is a former CCAI, and one is a current CCNA and is working towards his CCNP. I have 2 that are starting out totally fresh.

All and all it is a good group and things are working out really well.

I'd recommend others gather such a group and see what you can learn from each other.

It's a great opportunity to expand your knowledge and your human network as well.

Pretty kewl.

Darby Weaver

Um... little extras - I invited members to bring any questions with them to the meeting:

1. How to troubleshoot EIGRP Flapping Routes?

sh ip eigrp event

debug ip routing

check eigrp neigbor status, timers, and maybe even mtu for example - don't rule out the little things like bandwith restrictions of eigrp updates, and speed/duplex mismatches - look for the obscenely ridiculous things that people overlook or fat finger.

2. How to troubleshoot/determine the Root Bridge in Spanning-Tree?

show spanning-tree and then look for the root port and follow it till you get to the root of the spanning-tree. Seems simple enough. Sometimes you are at the root and sometimes you are anywhere but the root. So how to change this? Well the next step is to determine what switch should be the root and determine why the current root actually got selected in the first place. Notify your peers and then plan for the change. When approved - spanning-tree vlan xxx root primary or whatever value you think you need to seal the deal. Expect a momentary disruption while the spanning-tree converges and then life is back to normal.

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Gerri Parsley • Sooo, is this a solicitation for members or just a suggestion for creating study groups?

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Darby Weaver • I like to think of it as a subtle suggestion.

People want to get certified. Most people study alone or in informal groups.

In Orlando, I started a Network User Group to meet part of my goals.

Then I started a Study Group that splintered from the larger User Group.

People are working and collaborating.

I take on any questions presented by the group real-time and resolve them real time or on the fly if I happen to know the answer for the study group.

I also explain every concept or verify that I do when each concept is covered by the study group.

I find it a very good method for all involved to learn not only technology but how to be more open through collaboration with one's peers.

I highly encourage the study group to network with other members of the study group.

FREE Training and Experience like this is rare and very hard to come by in my opinion.

Just an opinion.

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Darby Weaver • The group I'm working with now is pretty full and I'd be hard-pressed to stuff my tuna into the can.

I'm considering how to offer another group.

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Chris Mullin • Sounds interesting. I'm wondering : + Where do you get the equipment to do the hands on labs and such? + Do the members pay a fee for joining? + Are you yourself already CCNA?

Thanks

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Darby Weaver • Chris,

1. Ebay is where I buy my gear from. I paid for the routers I gave away to my study group, I paid for the routers/switch in use during the physical session, and I also paid for the remote racks and the electricity/air required to run them in order to make them available for the group.

2. No, no member has been asked to pay anything. They have been asked to being a laptop to the session with serial interface and the blue console cable each was given at the first meeting.

3. I hold the following active Cisco certs and quite a few others:

CCENT/CCNA CCDA CCNP CCDP CCSP CCVP CCNP + Voice CCNP + Wireless

Almost CCIP but I need to re-take the new Route exam since my previous CCNP BCSI was pre-2007 or so. I've taken and passed all the other exams required for the CCIP.

I've passed the CCIE Written for both Security and Routing and Switching.

I'm a Sniffer Certified Master (1 of 66 globally and 1 of 13 certified outside of Sniffer) - this is probably not active any more since NetScout tookover and I've not renewed it yet with them.

MCSE+I MCSE 2000/2003 - MCSA, Active Directory, Exchange 5.5/2000, and Security former MCT

The list goes on... but let's not bog down the Internet on my certs alone... easier to list what I don't have. Almost joking.

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Paul Hemphill • Hi Darby,

It is great to see you helping so many people.

I have all of the equipment to run the CCNP Route (7 1841's, 2 2821's doing my Frame Relay, 3 2900XLs for the switches, I will have to use one of my 3750 for the BGP part and a 2509 for the access router only 8 ports for Consoles.

I am running a 1841 for my PPPoE connection to the internet and I can SSH into it from outsidebut I can't get any further so I can use the 2509 directly except telneting from the 1841.

I want to do something like you are doing but I want to make it more secure so I can do it through the NET.

Can you give me some advice?

Thanks

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Darby Weaver • Paul,

You've got a lot of gear there. I'm not sure why you need the 3750 for BGP per se - all things considered.

1. You can SSH to the 1841 for your own usage. - You have that.

2. You can allow people to Telnet directly to the 2509 if you like - what are they going to have access to anyway? Your practice rack? Yep. Not bad really.

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You are using your 2821's for Frame Relay? Um... kind of a very expensive Frame Relay if you ask me. Just get the 2522 and you are much better than fine. Sounds like you are using the WIC-2Ts and if so... have you considered AS5350 for example. too late you have what you have. Just seem odd to me.

3. You could create an IPSec VPN Tunnel and allow people into your network via the tunnel and then just route to the 2509 once inside if you are that worried about security - or you can always build a site-to-site VPN tunnel too.

Not so bad really.

4. You could use PAT to allow people to the 2509 as another option.

You got options for sure.

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Paul Hemphill • The equipment I am using is from work, I have quite alot more( 20 routers/17 switches) in fact I can make a TSHOOT lab right beside this one. I think I am going a bit overboard with my collection...lol

They are all running advipservicesk9-mz.124---.

I am using the 2821s because I could not find any DCE to DTE cables for regular serial ports. I am using T1 CSU/DSU for my serial connections with T1 crossover cables that I made, I will look for an AS5350.

I thought I might need a multilayer switch for the BGP part of the lab guide.

I will try out the VPN tunnel. If I have any problems do you mind helping me with the config?

Thanks

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Darby Weaver • ! ======================================================== ! CONFIG FOR: Router1 ! ! ========================================================

aaa new-model

! ======================================================== ! The following section of commands are precautionary tasks ! when enabling AAA to prevent loss of access to the router ! Remove this section if AAA is already enabled. ! ======================================================== aaa authentication login default local aaa authorization exec default local line vty 0 4 login authentication default authorization exec default no privilege level ! ========================================================

aaa authentication login userauth local aaa authorization network groupauth local username cisco password cisco

! crypto isakmp policy 10 hash md5 authentication pre-share encryption aes 256 group 2 lifetime 86400 ! crypto isakmp policy 3 hash md5 authentication pre-share encryption aes 256 group 2 lifetime 86400 ! crypto isakmp client configuration group vpnclientgroup key cisco123

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dns 10.1.1.10 4.2.2.2 wins 10.1.1.10 domain home.com pool mypool acl 108 netmask 255.255.255.0 ! crypto isakmp key cisco123 address 2.2.2.2 no-xauth ! crypto ipsec transform-set HOME-LAB ah-md5-hmac comp-lzs esp-aes mode tunnel ! crypto isakmp xauth timeout 15 ! crypto map VPN-MAP client authentication list userauth crypto map VPN-MAP isakmp authorization list groupauth crypto map VPN-MAP client configuration address respond crypto map VPN-MAP 65535 ipsec-isakmp dynamic dynmap ! ip local pool mypool 11.1.1.100 11.1.1.200 ! access-list 108 remark ****** Split Tunnel Encrypted Traffic ****** access-list 108 permit ip 10.1.1.0 0.0.0.255 11.1.1.100 0.0.0.255 ! crypto dynamic-map dynmap 10 set transform-set HOME-LAB ! crypto map VPN-MAP 1 ipsec-isakmp description ****** Link to Router2 ****** set peer 2.2.2.2 set transform-set HOME-LAB set pfs group2 match address 100 ! interface FastEthernet 0/1 crypto map VPN-MAP ! ip local pool mypool 11.1.1.100 11.1.1.200 ! access-list 108 remark ****** Split Tunnel Encrypted Traffic ****** access-list 108 permit ip 10.1.1.0 0.0.0.255 11.1.1.100 0.0.0.255

access-list 100 remark ****** Link to Router2 ****** access-list 100 permit ip 10.1.1.0 0.0.0.255 10.1.2.0 0.0.0.255

! ======================================================== ! CONFIG FOR: Router2 ! ! ========================================================

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access-list 100 remark ****** Link to Router1 ****** access-list 100 permit ip 10.1.2.0 0.0.0.255 10.1.1.0 0.0.0.255 ! crypto isakmp policy 10 hash md5 authentication pre-share encryption aes 256 group 2 ! crypto isakmp key cisco123 address 1.1.1.1 ! crypto ipsec transform-set HOME-LAB ah-md5-hmac comp-lzs esp-aes mode tunnel ! crypto map VPN-MAP 2 ipsec-isakmp description ****** Link to Router1 ****** set peer 1.1.1.1 set transform-set HOME-LAB set pfs group2 match address 100 ! interface FastEthernet 0/2 crypto map VPN-MAP

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access-list 100 remark ****** Link to Router2 ***** access-list 100 permit ip 10.1.1.0 0.0.0.255 10.1.2.0 0.0.0.255 ! crypto isakmp policy 10 hash md5 authentication pre-share encryption aes 256 group 2 lifetime 86400 ! crypto isakmp key cisco123 address 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 ! crypto ipsec transform-set cisco-lab ah-md5-hmac comp-lzs esp-aes mode tunnel ! crypto dynamic-map dynmap 10 description ***** Link to Router2 ***** set transform-set cisco-lab set pfs group2 match address 100 set security-association lifetime seconds 86400 set security-association lifetime kilobytes 4608000 ! crypto map tunnel-mode 1 ipsec-isakmp dynamic dynmap ! interface FastEthernet 0/1 crypto map tunnel-mode

! ======================================================== ! CONFIG FOR: Router2 Spoke ! ! ========================================================

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access-list 100 remark ***** Link to Router1 ***** access-list 100 permit ip 10.1.2.0 0.0.0.255 10.1.1.0 0.0.0.255 ! crypto isakmp policy 10 hash md5 authentication pre-share encryption aes 256 group 2 lifetime 86400 ! crypto isakmp key cisco123 address 1.1.1.1 ! crypto ipsec transform-set myset ah-md5-hmac comp-lzs esp-aes mode tunnel ! crypto map mymap 2 ipsec-isakmp description ***** Link to Router1 ****** set peer 1.1.1.1 set transform-set myset set pfs group2 match address 100 set security-association lifetime seconds 86400 set security-association lifetime kilobytes 4608000 ! interface FastEthernet 0/2 crypto map mymap

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Free Resource for the CCNA - should be its own discussion.

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Darby Weaver • Resources - FREE for the CCNA:

(1). Matt Basham - Lulu.com - Download is free. Matt's ~700+ page compilation is a rival for the offerings from Cisco Press - High Quality and Free too unless you want a print copy which is still cheaper than Cisco Press.

(2). www.subnet192.com - Labs for the CCENT/CCNA Free.

(3). Packetlife.com -> Great posters and "cheatsheets. Stretch is doing an awesome job!

+ Free Real Live Racks too.

(4). Yap's Complete CCNA Book - Free -> http:// itcertguides.blogspot.com

He charges for the 3rd edition and offers freebie stuff for the CCNP too. Kewl guy!

(5). SemSem's Free CCNA Study Center: http://www.semsim.com/ccna/learn.html

(6). Free CCNA Workbook with Labs: http://www.freeccnaworkbook.com/

* Tons of free youtube.com videos on mostly every single CCNA topic and then some all the way to CCIE.

(8). Configureterminal.com -> Free Page: http://www.configureterminal.com/free-cisco-tests-ebooks-exams-ccna-ccent-ccnp-ccie-ccvp-ccip.html

FYI - Really kewl tools for people who want to work in the field and be highly effective on

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Day-1.

The list goes on - lots of good forums and blogs. Boson has a good TCP/IP subnetting sheet for example and more freebies.

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(1). Wireshark (2). Kiwi Cat Tools, Kiwi Syslog, PRTG, and MRTG/Cacti/Rancid, etc. (3). GNS3 (4). Dynamips/Dynagen/PEMU

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ആറടി� .. • Good resources. Thanks a ton.

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Darby Weaver • Your welcome - please feel free to add some more and I'll do the same. I know I use a ton of resources from everywhere...

Ok - Not a ton - I'm adding another 6TB NAS to my network... It does not weigh a ton.

The SAN in the next room with about 5.6TB does weigh close to a ton if we add all the components together.

Check https://learningnetwork.cisco.com

Press ccna tab and press discussions tab.

CBTNUGGETS CBT stands for computer-based training

Nuggets refers to the valuable nuggets of information available on every video.

www.cbtnuggets.com

Gns3 Graphical network simulator 3

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www.gns3.net/documentation then click on a link to tutorial for Gns3 0.5 is available “here”....

www.certskills.com/CLIOptions.aspx

www.certskills.com/labGear.aspx

I have 20+ years experience in Network Suppor. I am looking at getting CCNA but have no hardware to play with. Any recommendations for a free/low cost simulator to help me?

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You can get it from by being part of a "Cisco Network Academy Course", Look to a local community college to see if they are sanctioned.

Then get the Todd Lammle book and go for it.

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Sean Stech • I agree with Albert. I used the GNS3 for my CCENT (and currently for CCNA). As far as the IOS's you can go to http://www.4shared.com/dir/115493/ and type in the ios you're looking for (ie 3560 ios). You may have to do some checking to get the correct version. Hope this helps!

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along with it. Prices start at US$50 for 25 hours of lab time. Check it out at: https://learningnetworkstore.cisco.com/market/prod/listSubCatLearnLab.se.work;jsessionid=703066505185C$D7$D6y?TRGT=85&/nxt/rcrs/=2559

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Hi,

 

We have posted the CCNA TV shows under the ICND1 and ICND2 Study/Learn Tabs under the IPTV Videos section.

 

ICND1 Study/Learn Tab: click the tab and look for IPTV videos

https://learningnetwork.cisco.com/community/certifications/ccna/icnd1?view=overview

 

ICND2 Study/Learn Tab: click the tab and look for IPTV videos

https://learningnetwork.cisco.com/community/certifications/ccna/icnd2

 

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Download Cisco.Acme.640-802.v2011-07-09.by.Collisio.486q.vceExam: 640-802 CCNA - Cisco Certified Network Associate Exam

Size: 23.45 MB

Posted: 25-Jul-2011

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Comments* The most recent comments are at the top.

JIM from Korea, Republic of - Oct 29 2011, 10:10 AM Report Spam

This dump is still valid. I passed with 841. Any way thank you so much!

Pre~21% from India - Oct 28 2011, 11:14 PM Report Spam

@ abdel from Ghana

Ans is BC

abdel from Ghana - Oct 28 2011, 9:12 PM Report Spam

What are two advantages of Layer 2 Eth switch over hubs? (choose 2) A decreasing the num of collision domains B filtering frames based on MAC C allows simultaneous frame transmissioning D increase size of broadcast domains E increasing the max length of UTP cabling between devices

plz i need help what are the answers is it BC or AC

CCNA from India - Oct 28 2011, 7:13 PM Report Spam

Valid dumps, few new questions, sims are same

Vindy from India - Oct 28 2011, 5:30 PM Report Spam

@Kaushik,

I got two questions on wireless. Those questions were from dumps. Questions were mainly from switching and Routing concepts.

malik from Pakistan - Oct 28 2011, 4:30 PM Report Spam

hi guys…i have got the latest and 100% updated dums, bought from testinside.com a few days ago…if any one need updated dums email me at [email protected] and dnt b hezitate bcoz its freee:)

G from Singapore - Oct 28 2011, 1:04 PM Report Spam

Urge those who haven taken their CCNA to take it asap. Passed narrowly today with a score of 841. About 7-8 new questions i encountered today. Thanks to this dump, it is still the one to rely on. :) For SIM questions do study ACL, VTP and EIGRP. Try to score on EIGRP (just changing EIGRP number to 221 and adding network address in and remb to type #no auto-summary and #copy running-config startup-config) and VLAN

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(just enter in show commands and answer mcq). It should boost up your marks significantly. ACL could be a little challenging as the others have reported slightly different stories. Study and understand this dump inside out, not only memorising the position of answers here as the exam answers are jumbled. All the best and thanks guys! :)

Rashid Ali from Pakistan - Oct 28 2011, 11:25 AM Report Spam

Here is Your Answer "SAI" 1..access-list 100 permit tcp host 192.168.33.3 host 172.22.242.23 eq 80 2..access-list 100 deny ip any host 172.22.242.23 3..access-list 100 permit ip any any

Rashid Ali from Pakistan - Oct 28 2011, 11:19 AM Report Spam

100% Valid in Pakistan,Passed today with 973/1000,there is little change in labs which are available at 9tut.com

SAI from India - Oct 28 2011, 9:19 AM Report Spam

@vindi:u post one acl question like

ACL had 4 conditions (1) Host C should have http access to finance server (2) Host C should not have any other access to Finance server. (3) No host from LAN nor Core network should have any access to Finance server. (4) All LAN hosts and Core should have access to Public server(This server is also in same network as Finance server)

PLZZ specify the answer of this question...Its very urgent.becz 1 nov 2011 is my exam date.

kindly send proper answer soon...

SAI from India - Oct 28 2011, 9:09 AM Report Spam

@sani muhammad Ali : u already say that u cannot save ur lab using copy running-config startup-config.Then how did u save ur lab?????plzz reply soon.and in ACL lab how many changes will occur compared with 9tut ACL lab??plz specify the changes.any body replay .becz 1 nov 2011 is my exam date.

Kaushik from India - Oct 28 2011, 8:27 AM Report Spam

Hey, how many questions from wireless can we expect in the exam??

sani muhammad Ali from India - Oct 28 2011, 8:24 AM Report Spam

passed today with narrow margin.828/1000. I face the problems of 1-i make a mistake on the first line of the acl, i tried coming back to the previlege mode but i can't, 2ndly- the running-config start-upconfig could not work, therefore i coundnt save my work.But thank to Allah, and then acme dum is 100% valid then 9tut.Just develop confidence after studying and face it, you will pass in shAllah.

Vindy from India - Oct 28 2011, 8:10 AM Report Spam

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Hi All,

Cleared exam with 947.. Around 4q out of this dump. Labs VTP, ACL2 and EIGRP few few changes in IP address. ACL had 4 conditions (1) Host C should have http access to finance server (2) Host C should not have any other access to Finance server. (3) No host from LAN nor Core network should have any access to Finance server. (4) All LAN hosts and Core should have access to Public server(This server is also in same network as Finance server)

Please prepare for this question.

EIGRP had As number as 221 and IP address different, but same logic as 9tut question.

If you have prepared these questions and if u have 1 more day time for exam, i suggest you to download Pass4sure dumps as well which has 616 questions(few new questions apart from acme questions). The download path is given below:-

http://dc382.4shared.com/download/aBzv7Ord/640-802_P4S_v725_616Q_GB25.rar

Thanks to the uploader and 9tut.com. Thank you guys for your help!!!

All the best to you all!!!

ccnaNUB from Brunei Darussalam - Oct 27 2011, 11:39 PM Report Spam

CLEARED my 640-802 yesterday.scored 920.sims were ACL,VTP and EIGRP same as 9tut BUT different ip. this dump is 90.57% valid. THANK YOU EXAM COLLECTION & 9tut for the help.

Bee from United States - Oct 27 2011, 10:17 PM Report Spam

To the folks who report a few additional questions on teh test than what they remember being in the dumps, could you please tell us what those questions were?

today from Pakistan - Oct 27 2011, 10:01 PM Report Spam

panja prcnt dscont vochr sirf chhay hzar vich. 0tinn so ikees 62 banway eik so 2... I cleared the exam. 900 out off 1000. Valid dumps. ACL, VTP and EIGRP are the simulation questions:)

imran from Pakistan - Oct 27 2011, 9:59 PM Report Spam

panja prcnt dscont vochr sirf chhay hzar vich. 0tinn so ikees 62 banway eik so 2....

Rachid from Cameroon - Oct 27 2011, 7:38 PM Report Spam

@ ALL i passed 640-802 the 26/10/2011 and got 995/1000 Dumps still vali 98% sims were vtp,5Questions acl2 and eigrp, same as 9tut but with different ip addresses in the sim,the command show mac-address-table doesn't work,i use show mac address-table and it works

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thanks to examcollection and to peoples who contribute on this site... best regards to all

irfan ullah from Pakistan - Oct 27 2011, 5:46 PM Report Spam

oh indian friend i think you have use show mac-address-table command on router its working if you use on switch instead of a router it will desplay you a list of valn /mac address type and port thankssssssssss

AK.one from India - Oct 27 2011, 3:00 PM Report Spam

i just one tell me which is right one in VTP #show mac-address-table or #show mac address-table bacz i fall last month when i type mac-address-table it not work even if u type ? not work i don't no which correct one

Ghost from Germany - Oct 27 2011, 1:59 PM Report Spam

Dump is still valid. Passed today. SIMs EIGRP, ALC, VTP. Some new questions but easy to answer.

L4UR3N5 from United States - Oct 27 2011, 1:58 PM Report Spam

@Joe. Nobody can say for sure, but there will be no major modifications to the sims. Aspect ip/mac addresses, interfaces etc to be changed. Read the modifications part under each sim well on 9tut, to understand what kind of modifications to aspect. If you understand the concepts behind the sims, know the show commants to find the problem and the commands to fix the problem: then you will be fine.

maniv from India - Oct 27 2011, 1:05 PM Report Spam

@shashika from Sri Lanka: congrats dude !! is there any changes in simulations i.e. any value changes like that means pls let me know since i have an exam on wednesday..

Emad Khurshid from Pakistan - Oct 27 2011, 11:07 AM Report Spam

@ Manish, its better if you keep packet tracer software for such commands verification. it helps you alot.

shashika from Sri Lanka - Oct 27 2011, 9:05 AM Report Spam

yeehhhhh I passed CCNA today with 986 maks. thanx www.9thut.com www.examcollection.com (ACME-486)

Muggle from Australia - Oct 27 2011, 6:40 AM Report Spam

Dumps still valid... took exam on 27th October in Australia,

Simulation : follow 9tut.com - EIGRP, ACL, Switch - regarding Mac Address, CDP, .

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jbro from Myanmar - Oct 27 2011, 5:20 AM Report Spam

this dump is still valid in myanmar. i got 973/1000 today. sims are vtp, acl2 and eigrp from 9tut. i think 2 or 3 new question in mcq.

joe from United States - Oct 27 2011, 2:37 AM Report Spam

@ L4UR3N5 & 411 are the sim still vtp,acl2 and eigrp and what are the major differences from the one on 9tut, also do u remember any new questions that was included. please let me know because i,m taking my exam on Monday the 31th. thank you.

4l1 from United States - Oct 26 2011, 3:11 PM Report Spam

hey guys i took today 947. dump is valid sim all 9tut couple new questions

One of them was vtp packets unicast, broadcast, multicast??

L4UR3N5 from United States - Oct 26 2011, 3:04 PM Report Spam

@nimda. No they are in a different order then this dump.

nimda from United States - Oct 26 2011, 3:01 PM Report Spam

Are the multiple choice answers in order?

L4UR3N5 from United States - Oct 26 2011, 1:54 PM Report Spam

@SAI There will only be a couple of questions about IPV6. There is a change of 1 question thou about anycast, that is not is this dump. I can not fully explain the question to you. But maybe somebody can who recently took the exam

Songezo from South Africa - Oct 26 2011, 12:55 PM Report Spam

Hey!! Everyone Im taking the exam next weak on tuesday. you feel like you got sumtin you wann tell me plz let me know!!!

ELHoSSenY from Egypt - Oct 26 2011, 10:09 AM Report Spam

My Exam Is The Next Monday I Hope This Dump Still Valid

ayo from Nigeria - Oct 26 2011, 10:02 AM Report Spam

hello friends, please i want to write this exams on monday, and i want to know how valid the dumps is, or rather refer me to the latest dumps.

SAI from India - Oct 26 2011, 9:43 AM Report Spam

Hello Friendzz plz help me How many qns came from IPV6 Topic???reply soon

mar-an from Poland - Oct 26 2011, 8:14 AM Report Spam

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Do You have some lab on Packet Tracer to prepare to exam. I find out on net but I found only a few.

irfan sri lanka from United States - Oct 25 2011, 10:03 AM Report Spam

can anyone tell me wht are the changes of ACL sim questions in exam,, wht are 4 conditions?? please help

amjad from Saudi Arabia - Oct 25 2011, 9:46 AM Report Spam

ali vtp eigrp acl2 is same or from 9tut or what please tell me i have exam on 29 october

Vindy from India - Oct 25 2011, 8:01 AM Report Spam

@mehran,

The correct answer is traceroute.

From router the command is - traceroute ip_address From PC the command is - tracert ip_address

Ali from India - Oct 25 2011, 7:56 AM Report Spam

woooooo...passed wid a score of 854...dese dumps r 100% valid n sims r 4m 9tut.....2 or 3 questions differs bt dat wont b a problem....whoever is yet 2 take dis xam den guys jus go 4 it...dese dumps r sure passin dumps...go 4 it...

rohanat from Sri Lanka - Oct 25 2011, 6:43 AM Report Spam

Hi Tharanga

Pls give me your email , to get know about exam .

mehran ali from Pakistan - Oct 25 2011, 6:12 AM Report Spam

please answer this question : which command is use the path taken by packet across an ip network ? A:show ip route B:show route C:trace route D:trace ip route please send my detail of this question because how is possible

pyi phyo from Myanmar - Oct 25 2011, 5:54 AM Report Spam

hi ITcrazy

pls give me your mail

thanga from Sri Lanka - Oct 25 2011, 5:44 AM Report Spam

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hi guys i passed my ccna exam today with 973/1000. first i thank to all who help me through this form. dump is still valid. i got 5 to 6 new questions. i remember one new question from anycast ipv6. simulations from eigrp acl2 and vtp. in acl2 four conditions are given.

Arsenal from Vietnam - Oct 25 2011, 3:55 AM Report Spam

I have pass exam today at 10am, I'm only lost 1h to finish all exam... But I failed some questions, therefore I'm complete with 947/1000. Thanks for http://vnexpress.net + http://www.9tut.com + http://www.examcollection.com. In my exam today: I meet some question out of VCE.486

1.What is question show imformation about access-list apply which interface ? A: show ip interface B: show interface C: show access-list D: show protociol I fail this question in my exam, I choose C is incorrect. But the correct answer is B(show interface)

And some question not same at VCE.486 There threes sim : ACL2, EIGRP, VTP ok!!! I hope my command help U success !!!

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hanoi from Vietnam - Oct 25 2011, 3:38 AM Report Spam

Yesterday. I passed CCNA exam,933 point, thanks so much to my teacher in VnExperts-Networking Academy, my friendly, Exam collection and 9thu. In the exam at the lab eigrp, I forgot save config because I lost mark. I hope eveyone note.

Best Regards, Ha Noi, Monday, October 24, 2011

irfan dharma from United States - Oct 24 2011, 10:57 PM Report Spam

hi Akshay,, wht u mean tht totally different?? its will kill me man,,

4l1 from United States - Oct 24 2011, 8:29 PM Report Spam

@Rooney What was the topics on sim

Rooney from United Kingdom - Oct 24 2011, 8:23 PM Report Spam

ahh Failed today got only 801 ....9tut simulations were lotally different....

cc from United States - Oct 24 2011, 7:16 PM Report Spam

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subnetting and sumarization questions have diferent IPs or the same in the dump?

4l1 from United States - Oct 24 2011, 7:02 PM Report Spam

@Akshay when you say totally different than 9tut what do you mean? Not even same topology?

Nash D from United States - Oct 24 2011, 6:46 PM Report Spam

Congrats Niv and Akshay!!

Akshay from India - Oct 24 2011, 6:33 PM Report Spam

Thanks to ExamCollection and 9tut, I cleared CCNA today. There were 53 questions in total which were pretty much the same as in dumps (Except for 3-4 new One's). One new question was based on Standard ACLs, like, what they are based on ? and the correct answer, I believe, was Source IP Address and Wildcard Mask.

There were 3 labs : EIGRP (Exactly same as 9tut, however IP Addresses were different) VTP and ACL2 (both of them completely different from 9tut)

Lastly, 3 Drag and Drops.

Good Luck !

4l1 from United States - Oct 24 2011, 5:56 PM Report Spam

@niv How many drag drop questions and How different sims

niv from India - Oct 24 2011, 3:50 PM Report Spam

today i passed my CCNA exam with 920.labs are vtp,acl2,eigrp,3 new questions out of this dumps, this dump is 96% valid

911 from Sri Lanka - Oct 24 2011, 3:00 PM Report Spam

Ans is 60s

abdullah from Pakistan - Oct 24 2011, 2:41 PM Report Spam

write answer is B 60 seconds

because router is marked as invalid network on 180 so after it 60 second it will be flushed out ...:)

Nash D from United States - Oct 24 2011, 2:00 PM Report Spam

@Manish: The answer is B (60 seconds). I read a comment about it on 9tut; the guy answered B and he got 1000/1000 so B is definitely right.

billah from Pakistan - Oct 24 2011, 1:40 PM Report Spam

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the right answer is E 240 seconds

manish from Mauritius - Oct 24 2011, 1:14 PM Report Spam

Refer to the exhibit. After a RIP route is marked invalid on Router_1, how much time will elapse before that route is removed from the routing table?

A. 30 seconds B. 60 seconds C. 90 seconds D. 180 seconds E. 240 second

it is mention the answer is B but i think it E plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz sme1 help me plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

ITcrazy from Myanmar - Oct 24 2011, 12:47 PM Report Spam

Hi Pyi phyo

pls can you share me about prepairing for taking ccna exam ? pls give me some ur experiences cuz of I have plan to do that in Dec of 2011.

thanga from Sri Lanka - Oct 24 2011, 11:02 AM Report Spam

hi i am going to take my exam tomorrow morning. in the real exam, what about the tab key and help key(?). is it work as packet tracer or not?

dinesh from India - Oct 24 2011, 10:05 AM Report Spam

can any body tell that is there any change in exam about sim question. or it as same as 9tut.com ? pls tell me as soon as possible.

sabu vincent from India - Oct 24 2011, 7:35 AM Report Spam

I passed CCNA with 973...the dumps are still valid..simulations were EIGRP and ACL ..

pyiphyo from Myanmar - Oct 24 2011, 7:13 AM Report Spam

I passed CCNA exam with 947 marks this evening. This Dump still valid.

Pls read also 9tut.

If you know about of acl, eigrp and vtp concept, you will pass easily.

Don't read the questions detail. Pls read and think the concept.

Thanks for Examcollection and 9tut.

mani from Pakistan - Oct 24 2011, 6:29 AM Report Spam

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more useful help and solved Exam labs.with much more helpful comments follow the link http://www.9tut.com/share-your-experience or email me at [email protected] IF anyone have any problem regarding CCNA

911 from Sri Lanka - Oct 24 2011, 4:10 AM Report Spam

Any Idea of how many IPv6 questions on exam?

Anand Sawant from India - Oct 24 2011, 12:57 AM Report Spam

@Manish from Mauritius I would like to point out that this was a highly debatable question which was discussed in 9tut forum and at last consensus was reached on option D as i pointed out. I am giving thums up to option D.

irfan dharma Sri lanka from United States - Oct 23 2011, 11:20 PM Report Spam

@ Manish..

answer must be A and C, ( E is wrong , becourse its says Cisco router will 1st attempt to load a image from TFTP. but cisco routers will boot from TFTP if we enter a specific boot system command to boot from TFTP and reload the router or router cannot locat a valid IOS image in flash memory when a router switch on, its like when boot a computer, if we set bios setup to 1st boot with win xp cd then computer will boot with win xp CD or when a computer start to boot up and if it cant find a win xp boot system file it will try to find a win xp boot setup CD to boot win xp operating system,

manish from Mauritius - Oct 23 2011, 5:14 PM Report Spam

Refer to the exhibit. For what two reasons has the router loaded its IOS image from the location that is shown? (Choose two.) Please

A. Router1 has specific boot system command that instruct it to load IOS from TFTP server. B. Router1 is acting as a TFTP server for other routers. C. Router1 cannot locate a valid IOS image in flash memory. D. Router1 defaulted to ROMMON mode and loaded the IOS image from a TFTP server. E. Cisco routers will first attempt to load a image from TFTP for management purposes

it say A,E is correct but in this dump it say A,C plz help some1 wht the best answer.and type the question on google to see the exhibit plzzzzzzzzzz urgent

Ninosh from India - Oct 23 2011, 2:13 PM Report Spam

@pp yes u r correct answer B&C

mahmoud sabry from Egypt - Oct 23 2011, 11:51 AM Report Spam

i have passed CCNA exam today alhamdulillah with 881 points this dump is valid only 3 questions new

mahmoud sabry from Egypt - Oct 23 2011, 11:49 AM Report Spam

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i have passed CCNA exam today alhamdulillah with 881 points . this dump is valid only 3 questions newwwwwwwwwwwwwww

pp from Myanmar - Oct 23 2011, 10:58 AM Report Spam

pls help me for this question >>>

Which two statements about using the CHAP authentication mechanism in PPP link are

A . CHAP users a two-way handshake B. CHAP authentication periodically occurs after link establishment C. CHAP use a three-way handshake D. CHAP authentication passwords are send in plaintext E. CHAP has no protection from playback attacks.

answer is A and D i am not clear this answer i think B and C

pls help me.

mani from Pakistan - Oct 23 2011, 4:54 AM Report Spam

more useful help and solved Exam labs.with much more helpful comments follow the link http://www.9tut.com/share-your-experience or email me at [email protected]

Tolla from India - Oct 23 2011, 4:32 AM Report Spam

@irfan dharma & Azi tab key does not work in eigrp and acl2 configurations but in vtp sometimes work , so you should remember how to write full command . regarding @Azi you can inter to router or switch to check ur configurations and bing to verify what u configuring . all best to every body go to take exams :))

khalid from Canada - Oct 23 2011, 1:11 AM Report Spam

i just passed cisco exam yasterday got 881,,,,, this dump is still valid there is like 6 or 7 new questions, and sims vtp, acl2, and EIGRP thanks for 9tut,,,,,,,, i got most of the question on switching, vtp and stp, in the sims you can use the TAB button to complete the command, in the vtp sim the show mac-address-table command didn't work for me, you guys make sure to find the correct command to see the mac addresses for the switch,,, good luck guys and have fun....

Azi from Pakistan - Oct 23 2011, 1:01 AM Report Spam

In exam simulations can we use the ? sign on routers and switches to see the commands?

irfan dharma from United States - Oct 22 2011, 5:48 PM Report Spam

in exam, Can we use TAB to complete the commands as we usually doing in Routers and switches configuration?

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irfan dharma from United States - Oct 22 2011, 5:26 PM Report Spam

Thanks for your help Tolla...

Tolla from India - Oct 22 2011, 3:50 PM Report Spam

@ irfan dharma the drag and drop's that came in my exam : 1- Network Layer:

1) IP addresses 2) packets 3) routing

Transport Layer:

1) windowing 2) UDP 3) segments

2- 1) Port operational: Serial0/1 is up, line protocol is up 2) Layer 2 problem: Serial0/1 is up, line protocol is down 3) Layer 1 problem: Serial0/1 is down, line protocol is down 4) Port disabled: Serial0/1 is administrator down, line protocol is down

3-

1) straight-through: switch access port to router 2) crossover: switch to switch 3) rollover: PC COM port to switch

4- 1) VTY password: remote access to device console 2) console password: access to the console 0 line 3) access-group: access to connected networks or resources 4) service password-encryption: viewing of passwords 5) enable secret: access to privileged mode

I hope this help u .

Tolla from India - Oct 22 2011, 3:36 PM Report Spam

Al hamdulillah I passed today my exam with score 920/1000 there is 53 Q in all-inclusive approach, most of the questions about the switches configuration and some Q about frame relay and a little sub netting , wan and routing protocols ...AL most same like in the Acme dumps but the answer not arranged like here , i met 4 new Qs Possible solution for the people understand concepts , one of them ask about vpn ?.. sim lab : EIGRP , ACL2 , VTP . thanks so much examcollection and hows create Acme dump . this dump still valid

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irfan dharma from United States - Oct 22 2011, 2:43 PM Report Spam

please anyone tell me wht are the drag and drop questions are came for most of the time in CCNA exam?

irfan dharma from United States - Oct 22 2011, 2:32 PM Report Spam

at manish..

the answer of Which statement is correct regarding the operation of DHCP?

answer E ( Not D as Anand said)

and u better search from google about this kind of Questions, coz u can find correct answer easily from google. but in this web site just discuss your real CCNA exam experience with everyone,, and ask about how to face the exam.. its will useful to everyone . thanks

Anand Sawant from India - Oct 22 2011, 1:14 PM Report Spam

@Manish from Mauritius Correct Answer is D . I cleared on Thursday from India with 973. Best of luck.

manish from Mauritius - Oct 22 2011, 12:27 PM Report Spam

Which statement is correct regarding the operation of DHCP?

A. A DHCP client uses a ping to detect address conflicts.

B. A DHCP server uses a gratuitous ARP to detect DHCP clients.

C. A DHCP client uses a gratuitous ARP to detect a DHCP server.

D. If an address conflict is detected, the address is removed from the pool and an administrator must resolve the conflict.

E. If an address conflict is detected, the address removed from the pool for an amount of time configurable by the administrator.

F. If an address conflict is detected, the address is removed from the pool and will not be reused until server is rebooted. plz tell me the best answer help me?

Yasir from Saudi Arabia - Oct 22 2011, 7:38 AM Report Spam

Hey all, I want to take ccna exam. I have little bit knowledge of networking. Kindly advice me where to start from. I

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want to pass the exam within 10 days.

Kindly assist.

vaibhav from India - Oct 22 2011, 6:48 AM Report Spam

hey I just passed my CCNA Exam today This dump is valid, study labs from 9tut ( ACL2, VTP, EIGRP)

vaibhav from India - Oct 22 2011, 6:47 AM Report Spam

hey I just passed my CCNA Exam today This dump is valid, study labs from 9tut ( ACL2, VTP, EIGRP)

tomer from Israel - Oct 22 2011, 6:31 AM Report Spam

can someone tell me what are the new questions not from the dump? it will be really helpful.. thanks ahead

sandeep from India - Oct 22 2011, 4:05 AM Report Spam

@Mairaj from Pakistan

i think the ANSWER is show mac-address because in the question he asked about the mac addresses of the stations that are connected the switch not about the mac addresses with its ip address.

sandeep from India - Oct 22 2011, 3:51 AM Report Spam

@Vindy @k1dd0

OSPF routing uses the concept of areas. What are the characteristics of OSPF areas? (Choose Three.) A. Each OSPF area requires a loopback interface to be configured. B. Areas may be assigned any number from 0 to 65535. C. Area 0 is called the backbone area. D. Hierarchical OSPF networks do not require multiple areas. E. Multiple OSPF areas must connect to area 0. F. Single area OSPF networks must be configured in area 1.

ANSWER: C D E.

loobbacks are not compulsory to configure ospf.

areas can be assigned from 0 to around 4million.

for single area we can configure any area, it is not compulsory that it should be area 1, we can give any no

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like area 2/3/4/5 but its standard parctise that we follow area 0 for clear understanding to everyone who works the topology.

Sonali Desai from India - Oct 22 2011, 3:04 AM Report Spam

Today i passed ccna exam with 907/1000...this dumps r still valid..n simulator was eigrp,acl2 n vtp from 9tut..thanks to 9tut..

watchdog from Singapore - Oct 22 2011, 2:24 AM Report Spam

Hi guys, I passed 640-802 today. Dumps are valid 90%, sims are acl2, vtp nd eigrp. Study the concepts and understand how it works and you'll be okay. Thanks to the people in this forum, collisio nd 9tut. And specially to God.

shahzad from Pakistan - Oct 22 2011, 2:05 AM Report Spam

Hi Guys I passed The ccna exam (21/10/2011) With 889/1000. 486 q Dumps are still valid and 4 new Question.and Lab (EIGRP, ACL, VTP)

Mairaj from Pakistan - Oct 22 2011, 12:39 AM Report Spam

router# sh ip arp protocole Address Age(MIN) Hardware add Type Interface Internet 192.168.1.1 - ca0017d00008 ARPA F0/0 Internet 192.168.3.1 - --------------same--------------- Internet 192.1681.2 - --------------smae---------------

A- 192.168.1.2 is local to the router B- 192.168.3.1 is local to the router C- 192.168.1.2 will age out is less than 1 minute D- 192.168.3.1 has age out and is marked fo deletion

vce file shows B is correct answer, plz any one lighten on this.

vaibhav from India - Oct 21 2011, 9:54 PM Report Spam

@ irfan dharma thanxs....

irfan dharma from United States - Oct 21 2011, 9:48 PM Report Spam

after a rip route is marked invalid on router_1,how much time will elapse before that route is removed form form the routing table

Answer is 240 Sec