Subnetting and Acces list study

Hello All,

I am studying for my CCNA and i was wondering can anybody recoomed some sites or guides I can use to become stronger in subnetting and acces list. Alos is there anywhere that I can get labs from?

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Bl8ckr0uter

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Hello All,

I am studying for my CCNA and i was wondering can anybody recoomed some sites or guides I can use to become stronger in subnetting and acces list. Alos is there anywhere that I can get labs from?

Subnetting: subnettingquestions.com - Free Subnetting Questions and Answers Randomly Generated Online

This site generates random subnetting questions which you can use to improve your speed at subnetting.

ACLS: Not sure. Google

The first 3 look good. I have never used any of these.

ColbyG

Post some issues you're having with ACLs, I'm sure we can help.

Slowhand

To get a better handle on subnetting, I'd say go with what's already been suggested, along with LearnToSubnet.com. Repetition and practice is going to be they keys here, there's no simple way around it. Do it until you can't help figuring out subnets in your head as you see numbers.

As for ACL's, that's a little tougher. Aside from Cisco's own page on the subject, I can really only think for you to search Google for sites and blogs that have good tutorials and discussions on how to design and implement ACL's. One example is the listing of ****-sheets from Packet Life, which are all excellent. The ****-sheet on ACL's should be helpful to you, in this case.

The only other suggestion I have is to continue practicing. Set up a lab for the ACL's and try setting up some scenarios where you're blocking particular types of traffic and have a look at what's traversing the router with a packet sniffer. As for subnetting, just keep on working with those practice questions until you've got it down pat.

BroadcastStorm

Thanks alot for the resource slowhand, that ACL guide is pretty neat, to the OP I suggest practicing ACL on a lab equipment, you will be surprised on how easy it is once you do, when I practice I usually draw a diagram of my network topology using Visio, so I know where this ACL is going to be applied etc.