Packet Tracer Labs
paq7512
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Is there free packet tracer labs like pdf style that walk you through setting up CCNA studies? Such as the ones I have seen that Boson does?
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alan2308
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These lab manuals weren't necessarily written with Packet Tracer in mind, but the majority of the material can be done in PT
http://www.techexams.net/forums/ccna-ccent/42260-ccna-lab-workbook.html
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Priston
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Avast! says there's a virus in the link posted in the thread you posted.A.A.S. in Networking Technologies
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alan2308
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Avast! says there's a virus in the link posted in the thread you posted.
I've been pointing people to those two books for a while and haven't heard that before, so thanks for the warning. MSE didn't say anything when I went to check it out a minute ago, so hopefully it's a false alarm. But for everyone else, proceed with caution. -
MrXpert
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are these pdfs suitable for a person doing ICND1 exam?I'm an Xpert at nothing apart from remembering useless information that nobody else cares about. -
onesaint
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These folks have some decent labs:
Free Cisco Lab
Also, you can find some labs on the Cisco Learning Network:
https://learningnetwork.cisco.com/index.jspa
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alan2308
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are these pdfs suitable for a person doing ICND1 exam?
I don't believe that they break it down by ICND1/ICND2, but it shouldn't be that much trouble to match them against the exam topics.