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IPv6 on CCNA 640-802 exam
skwira001
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I just got done with a IPv6 lesson using Testout. I was so frustrated. It took me 6 tries to pass an 8 question test. I got the basics down. Testout had a little drag and drop that had different IPv6 addresses. I was to drag to addresses over to the right. The boxes on the right were link-local, unicast global, etc. I am just wondering what the difficulity level is as far as IPv6 questions go. If I have to know if the address is a unicast global or a link-local then I'm screwed at getting questions correctly. If it's more of understanding the 0 compression rule and which addresses are valid IPv6 addresses then I'm fine. I also have a good understanding of the hiearchy of IPv6.
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OptionsMorty3
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The 640-802 is quite a big exam and you are not likely to get that many Ipv6 questions. I could say that you could fail that question without getting the fail, but I wouldnt, because i dont know how good you are with the other topics. I wanna be overprepared for my certifications, and it works.CCNA, CCNA:Sec, Net+, Sonicwall Admin (fwiw). Constantly getting into new stuff.
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itdaddy
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it might ask you some basic stuff but it is more of a CCNP thing than anything. learn everything else and learn basic Ipv6 and you will be fine.
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laidbackfreak
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I'd say from your op that you have it covered
and not to sweat it for now if I say something that can be taken one of two ways and one of them offends, I usually mean the other one :-) -
Optionsshai83
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Okay, my previous message was deleted for being too specific, so I'll rephrase:
Don't be so concerned about IPv6.
I passed the CCNA exam a few months ago (the new one), and from what I remember, IPv6 didn't play much of a part in it and the question/s were pretty basic.
So don't worry too much.