Failed CCNA 801

jamesp1983

I took my 640-801 and received an 809. Here's my breakdown:

Planning and Design: 91%
Implementation and Operation: 41%
Troubleshooting: 83%
Technology: 69%



I'm now reading the Cisco press books and the CCNA exam cram. I have a home lab and the Boson netsim. I also am using Transcender. What type of questions are covered under Implementation and Operation, and Technology?

mikej412

jimmypizzle83 wrote:

What type of questions are covered under Implementation and Operation, and Technology?

From the 640-801 Exam Blueprint

Implementation & Operation

    * Configure routing protocols given user requirements
    * Configure IP addresses, subnet masks, and gateway addresses on routers and hosts
    * Configure a router for additional administrative functionality
    * Configure a switch with VLANS and inter-switch communication
    * Implement a LAN
    * Customize a switch configuration to meet specified network requirements
    * Manage system image and device configuration files
    * Perform an initial configuration on a router
    * Perform an initial configuration on a switch
    * Implement access lists
    * Implement simple WAN protocols

jamesp1983

thank you!!

Mikdilly

I think the MODERATED is under that section, if you got it on the exam, from the looks of your score for that section you didn't answer it correctly. If you had you certainly would have passed. I had the exact same exam score and and got 83% for that section while getting the MODERATED . If that's all you're missing then next time you should pass easily.

mikej412

Mikdilly wrote:

I think the....

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Darthn3ss

Okay so i just tried to register for the 640-801 for sometime in december, and it won't let me. As an academy student, i should have up to a year to take the new exam, but how do i tell that to pearson ? shoul di just go to the testing center and try?

mikej412

I haven't seen any Academy Announcements about how this is supposed to work..... but you should give Vue a call (Pearson is now the single source for Microsoft exams, and Vue is the single source for Cisco exams now).

Hopefully Vue knows.... You might have to talk to your Academy to get them to do something to verify your Academy Student status.

remyforbes777

You can't register because the 801 test will no longer be offered. You will have to take the 802 version. You have to take it before November 6th I believe.

mikej412

remyforbes777 wrote:

You can't register because the 801 test will no longer be offered. You will have to take the 802 version. You have to take it before November 6th I believe.

We're talking about Cisco Network Academy Students -- and since there are still students finishing up the "old courses" they do get extra time. CCNP Academy students who took the "old courses" still have until the end of this year to take the old CCNP exam that haven't been available to the general public since the end of 2006.