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Week away from CCNA

Robbo777

Hi, I took the CCNA about a month ago and failed but what was the equivalent of a few percent. I'm 1 week away from doing it again and really want to pass this time!!
Last time I wasn't as comfortable on the lab questions but this time I feel as though I would be a lot lot better at it because of the past month I have spent my time configuring a medium sized network with 2 sites in GNS3! I feel a lot more confident all together now with this even to the point where I don't need any help anymore.
I was wondering since I have a week and would like to do another lab set up, anyone have any ideas?? The last one I made had 2 sites with
DHCP Vlans configured
NAT
Spanning tree
Router on a stick in one site
EIGRP connecting the 2

Any other kind of design or other features I should be looking to configure maybe in packet tracer this time??

Thanks everyone for the help.

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late_collision

Robbo777 wrote: »

Any other kind of design or other features I should be looking to configure

Frame Relay

Robbo777

Shouldn't I stick to HDLC more because it's cisco proprietary? Just curious

White Wizard

I would not be concerned with DHCP for the CCNA, that is discussed in CCNP.

Troubleshoot EIGRP, OSPF, and frame relay. Are you familiar with frame relay commands?

TWX

A coworker of mine took CCNA R&S on a lark at Cisco Live and got hammered with serial and frame relay.

I use EIGRP at work so I've been playing with OSPF at home.

The course I took made a point of discussing ip helper and centralized DHCP, so again, my lab at home has DHCP from one router, and the networks on the other routers are configured with ip helper.

TWX

White Wizard wrote: »

---- that is discussed in CCNP. Troubleshoot EIGRP, OSPF, and frame relay. Are you familiar with frame relay commands?

You sure about that? The CCNAX immersion course that I took made a point to go over DHCP topics even though we could have benefited from that course time being spent on other tech.

White Wizard

TWX wrote: »

You sure about that? The CCNAX immersion course that I took made a point to go over DHCP topics even though we could have benefited from that course time being spent on other tech.

I don't want to give out too much info due to the NDA so take what you will from my post above.

TWX

White Wizard wrote: »

I don't want to give out too much info due to the NDA so take what you will from my post above.

*nod*I'm under the impression that the pool of questions is so large that no two takers get the same set.

richypc

Look up Cisco CCNA exam **** to get an idea what would be on the exam. As long as you don't rely too much on these **** to get you through you should be fine.

krfan1

Good luck, Robbo777! You got this! Just started studying for my CCNA.