IPv6 and the CCENT

kriscamaro68

To those of you who have taken the CCENT how much IPv6 was on the exam? How much about IPv6 do you need to know?

mikej412

IPv6 isn't mentioned in the 640-822 ICND1 Exam Blueprint -- but it is in the 640-802 and 640-816 exam blueprints.

kriscamaro68 wrote:

To those of you who have taken the CCENT

Of course, if it had been in the blueprint -- then you'd be asking people who have taken the exam to violate the Cisco Non-Disclosure Agreement and the Cisco Candidate Conduct Policy.

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kriscamaro68

Thanks for the info Mike that will help me once I start down the cisco path to know not to talk about it.