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Labs for new upcoming CCNA
Nafe92014
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Greetings folks! Haven't posted in a long while but great to be back!
I just ordered Odoms new CCNA study guide for the new exams but I am wondering if packet tracer will be sufficient for labs. If need be, I could get the old Cisco gear out of the closet (2x 2811, 1x 1841, 3x 2960).
2020 will be the year I get my second IT certification...hopefully.
Regards
Certification Goals 2020: CCNA, Security+
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DFTK13
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Same here, I have Odom's Vol. 1 for the 200-301. So far I've been able to get by with packet tracer with the concepts presented. Most of it is the same from his previous book. I know there's a wireless section that I've yet to read, so not exactly sure how that's gonna go. I want to expand my hardware but right now I only have a 3750 switch but I'm never home long enough to actually study, so packet tracer and netsim will have to do for now.Certs: CCNA(200-301), Network+, A+, LPI Linux Essentials
Goals: CCNP Enterprise(ENCOR + ENARSI), AWS CSA - Associate, Azure AZ-104, Become better at python, learn docker and kubernetes
Degree: A.S. Network Administration
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itdept
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I have a lab and use packet tracer. I reckon you can get by with PT and Boson pract test