most difficulties in ( icnd1 & icnd2 )

at last after 4 long years i just finished my qualification i'm going to take my first online exams ( icnd1 & icnd2 ) within next 3 months so i wanna knew if i can finish preparing with in 3 months , and i wanna knew what's the most difficulties in ( icnd1 & icnd2 )

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mamono

If you have the drive, anything is possible. FYI, the average person spends 6 months to 1 year studying for CCNA. Often times, people have the most difficulty with subnetting, NAT, and ACL's. The primary reason is because not enough studying on those topics. They are usually overlooked or brushed off to the side. Very relatent, IMHO. Spend the time and get to know them, you'll use them in the real world anyways.

mattrgee

Very true...

I think people generally struggle with subnetting, ACLs and NAT because they require you to put the book down and do some practical labs. For some people this seems like too much hard work.

Miikey87

The hardest topics I found while studying the various aspects of the CCNA were:

- Subnetting ( It takes a while but the lightbulb will just come on one day)
- WAN Links (FrameRelay and DLCI's were a bit of a reach around for me)
- NAT and ACL's (Took a bit, these were unusually my weakest part of the ICND2, not to sure where I went wrong. I thought it was one of my strongest areas)

To solve a lot of problems, fundamentally understanding the Source/Destination Mac and IP addresses when information is being sent around on the network helps a lot for understanding how networks operate.

I completed ICND1 and ICND2 in 3 months, but I did a lot of it through uni over the last 4 years. It wasn't untill after I had graduated that I wanted to look further into the networking world, should have really sat these exams while studying the topics at uni and having hands on access to the equipment in the labs.

Good luck rashiid!