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| engineerbayo 2003-08-15, 10:03 am |
| I want to be practically good as a ccna practising engineer and as a trainer, which topics in ccna can I hook on mostly.
Secondly, to pass the exam, what are the main topics I need to master | |
| matiz 2003-08-15, 11:21 am |
| Topics to master are;
IP ADDRESSING & SUBNETTING
V-lans and Lan switching
Wans ( frame relay,ppp & isdn)
Routing protocols (rip & igrp)
Basic commands (show?, config interface)
basically everything that is featured on sites like this in the free study guides. | |
| kokonaing 2003-08-16, 5:52 am |
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Originally posted by engineerbayo
I want to be practically good as a ccna practising engineer and as a trainer, which topics in ccna can I hook on mostly.
Secondly, to pass the exam, what are the main topics I need to master
Here is the major topics that come up after I sat CCNA exam.... It's exactly same as it's appeared on the exam score report
1. Bridging and Switching
2. OSI models and Layered Comminucation
3. Routed Protocols
4. Routing Protocols
5. WAN Services
6. Network Management
7. LAN technologies
8. Cisco and Networking Basics
Hope it's useful for you....
Ko Ko | |
| ahuja_ash 2003-08-17, 11:33 am |
| I took my exam yesterday and failed with 822.Can some one help me with a few questiona
1. what is management interface mode
2. there was a simulation that had all the configuartion of ip addresses already set but the interface could not reach each other .Is the solution to the problem to redo the configuration.(rip waas running on it)
3.in an interface is the interface with hop count 16 shut or 15 called shut (really confused on this)
I'll keep posting as soon as I remember other questions | |
| ahuja_ash 2003-08-17, 11:48 am |
| Can some one tell me where to find more informatio on ethernet cabling.I am using Todd Lammle for ccna however he hasnt done much justice to the topic.Thanks | |
| ahuja_ash 2003-08-17, 7:13 pm |
| Does anyone know what loops between switches are called : Switching Loops or Routing Loops ? | |
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Originally posted by ahuja_ash
Does anyone know what loops between switches are called : Switching Loops or Routing Loops ?
They are called switching loops. I had this question on the CCNA exam. | |
| ahuja_ash 2003-08-18, 9:29 am |
| Thanks a lot lucus I had the same question however on the testking site in a question paper it says other wise .could answer any of the above questions I asked in the mails just above the one you answered .Thanks | |
| kokonaing 2003-08-18, 11:20 pm |
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Originally posted by ahuja_ash
I took my exam yesterday and failed with 822.Can some one help me with a few questiona
1. what is management interface mode
2. there was a simulation that had all the configuartion of ip addresses already set but the interface could not reach each other .Is the solution to the problem to redo the configuration.(rip waas running on it)
3.in an interface is the interface with hop count 16 shut or 15 called shut (really confused on this)
I'll keep posting as soon as I remember other questions
I got that question too.. I took the exam last week.... U have to set the one more rip in the routers... They have three directly connected networks.. Originally there are only two.... After u set one more rip network, u can ping to that networks...
Ko Ko | |
| kokonaing 2003-08-18, 11:27 pm |
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Originally posted by ahuja_ash
Some other questions are :
1.Te2 suite devices are:
a.Isdn phone device
b.TA adapter
c.a normal pc
d.nt1 u interface
Can some one tell me where to find more informatio on ethernet cabling.I am using Todd Lammle for ccna however he hasnt done much justice to the topic.Thanks
a. isdn phone device is TE1
b. TA Adapter is also TE1, that adapts between TE2 and NT2
c. a Normal PC is TE2
d. NT1 U interface is an interface between CO and NT1
I got that question in the exam too..
Ko Ko | |
| scooter 2003-08-19, 1:52 am |
| hmmm.....actual questions from the exam..
so much for the confidentiality agreement I guess... | |
| ahuja_ash 2003-08-19, 11:21 am |
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THanks alot ko ko for the answers .Any advice for me .I am taking my exam again next week.I felt like I knew all the questions but I just couldnt interpret it right.I am giving it another try next week.Thanks again. | |
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Originally posted by ahuja_ash
I felt like I knew all the questions but I just couldnt interpret it right.
yes, that's about right. you feel that way because YOU STUDY the question and answer, but not the knowledge for you to INTERPRET it right. isn't it obvious?
if you see X and Y, the anwer is Z. why and how you arrive there. who cares, but Z is the right answer... | |
| kokonaing 2003-08-19, 10:29 pm |
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Originally posted by mikop
yes, that's about right. you feel that way because YOU STUDY the question and answer, but not the knowledge for you to INTERPRET it right. isn't it obvious?
if you see X and Y, the anwer is Z. why and how you arrive there. who cares, but Z is the right answer...
Yes He is right.... You need to understand the topics, not memorizing, ahuja_ash... Otherwise, u will find difficulties in the exam... So I really suggest u to understand the topics..
Ko Ko |
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