Switch power problem

DerekAustin26

disregard

peanutnoggin

Derek,

If this was a question from your ICND1 exam... you've violated the terms of the Nondisclosure Agreement that you signed when you began your exam!

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HTH.

-Peanut

xenodamus

Ditto - you can't talk about the information that was on your exam.

On an unrelated note, though, how did you do on the exam?

DerekAustin26

failed. Scored a 778. I got intimidated by the exam and I completely froze up on the first simulation question..

xenodamus

Sorry to hear that. You weren't too far from it, though. What helped me the most on the sims was lots and lots of practice on my lab/simulator. I would make up my own scenarios and configure them, then change something and reconfigure it. I think if you can get totally comfortable with the CLI and get those subnetting problems down to 10-15 seconds it makes the sims a breeze.

DerekAustin26

what lab simulator do u use? I have one by Sybex. CCNA Virtual Lab. Is that the one you use?

xenodamus

I was using an older version of the Boson simulator, but then I got my hands on a couple of routers and switches from work. The simulator was ok, but it didn't always support the commands in the textbook that I wanted to try out.

As far as one simulator vs. another, seems like they're all fairly equal so I wouldn't sweat it.