ICND1 tomorrow

starting to get nervous now. I feel I'm prepared but just worried about the type of questions that are gonna come out. Didn't Cisco have a 30 or so ICND1 practice test on their site a while back? I couldn't seem to find it...

thanks

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SharkDiver

You can do it.
If you know the material inside and out, you'll be fine.
There used to be practice questions on Cisco's site for every exam.
I used those questions once and if I remember correctly, they were pretty far off topic.

sthomas

alliasneo wrote: »

starting to get nervous now. I feel I'm prepared but just worried about the type of questions that are gonna come out. Didn't Cisco have a 30 or so ICND1 practice test on their site a while back? I couldn't seem to find it...

thanks

Good Luck

alliasneo

SharkDiver wrote: »

You can do it.
If you know the material inside and out, you'll be fine.
There used to be practice questions on Cisco's site for every exam.
I used those questions once and if I remember correctly, they were pretty far off topic.

Oh really? I think I'll leave any more practice questions for now.
I've set up a complete network today in packet tracer including telnet, passwords and rip routing. All is working a - ok.

I'm pretty confident with switching and know how to configure security on ports and what happens with forwarding, filtering or flooding. I know how to change the registry values to reset passwords.

erm...what else. CDP. I know what each command shows. Subnetting i'm fine with. I know the wireless values in terms of speed and frequency.

Anything else I'm missing?

MrRyte

The test center should give you some scrap paper for calculations. Before you start the exam, jot down every acronym, detail and tidbit you can recall and especially the subnet chart from /16 - /32. Be like a detective and keep your eyes and mind open to every detail so that you don't get caught off-guard on some of those trick questions.

No matter what-pass or fail; keep learning and trying.
Wish you the best on your exam.