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OSPF and supernetting questions
dissolved
I dont have a lot of money (broke college student) and am using Sybex 3rd edition and a Cisco Press book that is from 2000. I used a variety of other sources as well. None of these went over OSPF and /or supernetting. But covered every other topic. I score low 70s on the Bosons right now. Are OSPF and supernetting on the test????
I have a little while to study still...
How many variations of the test is there? (do some focus more on subnetting, while other variations focus on sims etc)
thanks
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OSPF is one of the main difference between the previous (640-607) and the current CCNA exam. Yes, it is an important exam topic. You should know what supernetting is and for what purposes it can be used, but you won't have to calculate supernets, that's more something for the BSCI exam.
RigsVille
dissolved, if you want more info about subnetting - check out
http://www.learntosubnet.com/
dissolved
thanks guys. So supernetting, lack of IPX and OSPF are some of the changes made from the old CCNA exam, to the new one? Are there any others I should be aware of?
Thanks for link on learntosubnet. I actually did that whole page yesterday. Phew, that was a lot of lecture
dj_lotfi
hello
you have to review eigrp and nat as they add them as well, and vlms
they add more command configuring isdn
i'm taking my exam the 18th
bye and good luck
dissolved
ok, the nat shouldnt be a problem.
So basically the new CCNA topics are:
ospf
variable subnetting
supernetting
nat
eigrp
I may not pass this exam since I used older materials. I'm going to give it a shot though. I have 2 weeks to prepare (I plan on spending 8 hours per day for the next 2 weeks). I at least want to see where I score...
thanks guys
Drakonblayde
not NAT so much as what you'll see on BSCI. It'll skim it. Same with router summarization and VLSM. OSPF and EIGRP you'll get hit fairly heavy on, OSPF especially, and know your ISDN and Frame-Relay stuff
Longbow
Speaking of ISDN. How about dialer profiles and legacy DDR. Is there heavy consentration on those? I'm taking the test on the 18th as well and I need to concentrate my efforts. Tell me DDR and dialer profiles aren't an issue - that would really make my day
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