Passed Intro !!!!

Thank god I passed my Intro today on the first try. I got a 891 out of 825 not spectacular but I guess a pass is a pass. Now onto the ICND.

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bmauro

Nice going - I've got my test in a week so I'm hoping for similar results

What materials did you use? If you had to do it again, what subjects do you think you would "beef" up on?

routingbyrumor

Hi! I used the Intro Book from Wendell Odom as well as the CCNA 4th Edition from Sybex. As for the test, I am weak in the Technology area I got a 75% on the test in this area. So this is what I need to improve on.

Ricka182

congrats!

mikej412

Congratulations!

After all the trivia of INTRO, the CCNA becomes more fun (and harder

) when you are just dealing with routers and finally doing stuff.

And with the 2 exam method -- you'll get to practice subnetting again for your next exam -- so if you didn't do that well on it this time, you can make up for it next exam.

moss12

man I cant wait any longer , mine is set for 1st of june I want to get this over and done with

I am going to re-schedule this early

routingbyrumor

Oh yea I didn't even mention the fact that the PC I was using crashed during the middle of the test since I tried a new testing center. lol

cdad2000

What a turd!!!
Good job buddy.

ztahie

Congratulations for your pass.
I'm planning to take the exam in a few weeks.
which areas do u recommended to focus on ?
did u had a lot of subneting Q's?
any tips that u can give will help.

thanks

twiggy87

Wow!! Well done!!

Could you tell us what ares/topics were emphasized in the intro exam, Vlans, acls? Im also going the two exam route so guidance would be appreciated.

jescab

CONGRATZ dude..........

routingbyrumor

I had a couple of subnetting questions one of the sims dealt with subnetting and requirements. Besides that it was a lot of focus on cabling, troubleshooting etc. Just know how to subnet and focus on everything else afterwards.

routingbyrumor

Oh yea since its the Intro there are no ACL's you might have VLAN's but basic stuff nothing major. I think they are concentrated on greater detail in the ICND.

ms_visio

congrats

shinigaimi

I just failed my Intro today. Got 813.

I got one qns abt the simulation. I need some guidance. Not much. A little will do.

I have to assign ip address and subnets to 2 routers. Let's name them router A and B. I only have console connection to router A. Router A is connected to Router B. The 2 interfaces in A and B are not assigned. Since I am in the console in router A.. I can only assign interfaces in router A. How can I telnet to router B? Router B's interface is supposed to be assigned by me. but I can't assigned cos I can't access?

One of the clues I nv make use is the routing protocol. I did set the protocol that they specify. But I doubt it is the problem. Router B's interface has not been configured yet. No matter what, I can't get in...

The interface from Router A has dce. But it mentioned in the qns that the clocking is set.

Any advice? Very angry of myself. I though I will pass if I can tackle this simulation qns. But....

EdTheLad

Probably you were meant to use CDP to find out what the IP address on router B is.Change the IP address on router A to be on the same net as router B.Telnet to routerB change the IP address of the interface to what you are asked to use.You will lose connectivity then change Router A IP address and you should have both routers set with required IP addresses.
Thats just a guess but from what you describe its all i can come up with.

dublin_101

well said ed_the_lad.........

a while back i disregarded the cdp functions...........

but then later i started realising the full capability in such situations.........now, just to get used to it, i always use the show cdp neighbors detail command to get that extra information of the connected router...is is great!..

i'll definitely keep this in mind for when my test time comes...

shinigaimi

I doubt so.

I was asked to assign the last IP address of the subnet to the interfaces of router A. And to assign the 10th subnet to the coressponding interface of router B.

when i try to telnet to router B's hostname. Error given is that the host is down. Make no sense if I am able to do it using the ip address right?