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Frame-Relay/NAT/Static route/ACL Labs
Darthn3ss
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in CCNA & CCENT
Probably my 4 weakest areas right now.. so i need to hit them the hardest. Just figured i'd check in and see if any of you guys have any lab ideas you could share. thanks 
Fantastic. The project manager is inspired.
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Optionsnice343
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http://www.ciscopress.com/bookstore/product.asp?isbn=1587201682
try this
it comes with both lab pdfs and videoMy daily blog about IT and tech stuff
http://techintuition.com/ -
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Mrock4
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I used to create ACL scenario's when preparing for the CCNA. It helped a lot. I would literally write/type a full scenario, with requirements such as "allow this user, but not this server, but allow this subnet" etc..then try to make it happen. Are you using Dynamips? -
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no dynamips i'm using my lab
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Oh...and I thought you were cool.....
This coming from a guy who is on the verge of ordering 5 *more* routers + a PIX...<Sigh>.... -
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One thing I did when preparing for the test was to try to get a few other sources for my material. Just google "acl tutorials" or "acl practice" and see what you get. There's a wealth of free material (avoid the braindumps) out there to read through. I started to "get it" when I would read the same things in a different way, using different words and examples. I don't like reading the same material over and over. It helped me, hope it helps you.
Stick with it.Experience is a harsh teacher. She gives the test first, the lesson afterwards.