How about the real CCNA exam?

phucdull

I am wondering what will happen when I take the CCNA exam. I has some questions as following:

1. Do I have to assign IP addresses for interfaces in the Lab questions?

2. Can I use Tab or ? key ?

3. Actually, how many lab config questions are there on the exams?

4. If I enter an invalid command, does the exams warn me about this?

And more, but I don't remember to ask more.

Thank you and sorry for my terrible English!

rcsnydley

I take these one at a time.

1. It depends on the sims you get. I did not get any configuration sims, mine were more along the troubleshooting line.

2. I'm not sure about the Tab key, but you can use the ?. In fact if you use the ? it will show you the commands available for that sim.

3. I got 3 sim questions, but like I said they were not configuration questions.

4. I'm not sure about this one. I didn't get any warnings, but I don't know if that was because I didn't enter any invalid commands or because it doesn't warn you.

Check out this site: http://forums.cisco.com/eforum/servlet/PrepCenter?page=main
It is Cisco CCNA prep center and has all kinds of material, including tips about taking the exam.
If you know the material you will do well.

pr3d4t0r

phucdull wrote:

I am wondering what will happen when I take the CCNA exam. I has some questions as following:

1. Do I have to assign IP addresses for interfaces in the Lab questions?

2. Can I use Tab or ? key ?

3. Actually, how many lab config questions are there on the exams?

4. If I enter an invalid command, does the exams warn me about this?

And more, but I don't remember to ask more.

Thank you and sorry for my terrible English!

1. Maybe yes, maybe not.

2. yes

3.3-4

4.yes

phucdull

Thanks you very much. I have another question.

Can anyone explain me in detail about the no ip subnet zero command?

And I am using xxxxxx as a bank of question for the exam. Is it a good way for taking the exam?

JDMurray

Forget about using cheating test prep materials like the one you mentioned. They will mess you up. The questions aren't good and the answers are often wrong. Just stick to the genuine Cisco books and other legitimate study material and you will do fine.

As for using no ip subnet-zero to restrict the use of subnet zero addresses: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk648/tk361/technologies_tech_note09186a0080093f18.shtml

Webmaster

Also check out the subnetting section in the CCNA faq, and while you're at it you might want to read the rest of it:
www.techexams.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=7268