ICND2 Friday, any suggestions?

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Hello,
I'm enrolled in a Cisco Academy which is a 2 year program in which you get your CCENT and CCNA. I'm testing ICND2 Friday and wish to have any suggestions on things I should work on from those who have passed the test
Currently:
*Watch ICND2 CBT Nuggests almost to the point of death.
*Doing practice questions on the cisco learning network (looking for a better test engine)
*Subnetting questions, route summerization and reverse engineering
*Quick labs, setting up EIGRP, OSPF, Inter-vlan routing etc.
Thanks.
I'm enrolled in a Cisco Academy which is a 2 year program in which you get your CCENT and CCNA. I'm testing ICND2 Friday and wish to have any suggestions on things I should work on from those who have passed the test

Currently:
*Watch ICND2 CBT Nuggests almost to the point of death.
*Doing practice questions on the cisco learning network (looking for a better test engine)
*Subnetting questions, route summerization and reverse engineering
*Quick labs, setting up EIGRP, OSPF, Inter-vlan routing etc.
Thanks.
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sounds like you are well prepared and should have no problems.
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Until you throw up (well, for half an hour or so). Build up your speed. Even if you know subnetting, work on it until your eyes bleed!
How is the CBT Nuggets for the CCNA/ICND2? I've been using Train Signal, and Chris Bryant is cool. But, I'd like to see another approach.
As for NAT, here is a nice site for configuring it: Set up NAT using the Cisco IOS
Thanks for the NAT link, I need to do that today.
Did they lower the CCNA score? it was 825 to pass ICND2 and only 41 questions!
Next up CCNP, any one know the best study material besides CBT Nuggets CCNP?
The passing score and number of questions can vary -- that's why Cisco doesn't publish the passing score.
They usually keep the number of questions on the exam within the range they mention in the exam blueprints -- but you don't know which (if any) of the questions are ungraded "beta questions."
For the CCNP make sure you use both the Authorized Self-Study Guides (for BSCI & BCMSN) and then the Official Exam Certification Guide.