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More questions regarding the CCNA Exam

mike3

Hi guys,

I'm curious if during the exam if they ask you questions about individual models of switches. Meaning, does the exam expect you to know which features are on different series of routers? ISR routers, 2600 switches, 3560 swithes, etc????

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peanutnoggin

I haven't taken the exam so I'm not speaking from experience. But I could not fathom why Cisco would want different models and their capabilities to be known. They push so many products for so many different types of devices, I believe that for the CCNA, you will only be required to know how to configure the routers to work.

Again, these are just my thoughts... feel free to correct me!

~Peanut Head

lildeezul

no i think the CCNA is based on the 2960 switch

nicklauscombs

niter3 wrote:

Hi guys,

I'm curious if during the exam if they ask you questions about individual models of switches. Meaning, does the exam expect you to know which features are on different series of routers? ISR routers, 2600 switches, 3560 swithes, etc????

no this is not part of the exam

bone_matale

peanutnoggin wrote:

I haven't taken the exam so I'm not speaking from experience. But I could not fathom why Cisco would want different models and their capabilities to be known. They push so many products for so many different types of devices, I believe that for the CCNA, you will only be required to know how to configure the routers to work.

Again, these are just my thoughts... feel free to correct me!

~Peanut Head

you don't need to kno about specific feature just general configuration knowledge and some of the IOS command differences.