ACLs
Super99
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Simrid
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How focused is the ICND1 exam on ACLs?
There's a fair bit to learn on standard access lists and extended. Once you get your head round it it's second nature.
I wouldn't let it put you off though, if you are using CBTNuggets, it's explained quite nicely.Network Engineer | London, UK | Currently working on: CCIE Routing & Switching
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It's in the exam objectives, so you need to know it.:study:Reading: Lab Books, Ansible Documentation, Python Cookbook 2018 Goals: More Ansible/Python work for Automation, IPSpace Automation Course [X], Build Jenkins Framework for Network Automation [] -
Adam B
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+1 on that. Anything in the objectives is fair game. I would suggest reading a good amount and labbing just to reinforce your knowledge. Labbing ACLS will make it stick as you learn how acls work in practical use, plus you can incorporate other knowledge you've gained into creating a mock lab in Packet tracer (configuring ospf, switchport security, Vlans, ROAS, etc)OfWolfAndMan wrote: »It's in the exam objectives, so you need to know it.2015 Goals: CCNP SWITCH [] SEC+ [ ] CCNP ROUTE [ ] CCNP TSHOOT [ ]