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Failed w/841!!!!!

qaadir10211

I was so close and yet so far. Failed with a score of 841. NAT ?'s blew me away. Any advice on when I should take it again, and the best way to be solid on NAT. I've got 2 2524 routers at home, and a 1924 switch.

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Firestarter69

What practice tests did you use? I am lookin to take the CCNA INTRO course and trying to get feedback on quality practice tests. Also did you use network sim software? If you did was it worth a damned?

qsub

What's the passing score required? And what's the highest score you can get?

yang11

spfdz wrote:

What's the passing score required? And what's the highest score you can get?

any where between 849~1000 will get you pass

Alien

That's exactly where i also tripped. For some reason i could'nt recall one word which turned out to be the last straw that broke the camels back. I had NAT all over my notebook, tutorials and in my head days before the exam. I usually carry a pocket notebook which contains personall flash cards and funny thing is NAT is on the first pages. I spent over 30min trying to recall the command and finally gave up. As if that was not enough, halfway through the exam nature calls

. Trust me you dont ever want to be in this situation. Since i had lost time on NAT i could not risk gambling more time by answering the call so i held on

:. That was the final nail in my coffin. Sitting through a Cisco exam fully pressed is the worst nightmare that can ever happen to anyone. The exam ended while i still had like 14 questions to go. Score 801 end of story.

bstalker

Failed CCNA today with 775. Simulation question on OSPF was my downfall. Had to find the problem and fix the configuration.
Lots of questions on OSPF and RipV
Also a drag and drop question about LAN collisions, match the symptons to Late Collisions or normal collisions, sure was'nt expecting that one !
Some on Frame Relay .
One on fixing ISDN configuration.
Plan to study WAN for next week and then retake.
Hope this helps.

olskool

Do you remember your NAT Question or Sim on the Test Static ,Dynamic overload??

kjpou1

Try this link here:

http://thebryantadvantage.com/TutorialsandArticles.html

Go down the page until you come to NAT tutorials. For the exam that is basically all you need to know.

If you really want to get some good study time take his three day excellerated class. Really awesome and for only 299 dollars is a steal.

http://thebryantadvantage.com/CCNAAcceleratedLearningClass.html

He hits OSPF hard and NAT.

What I really took out of his class was watching him debug a couple of students problems in real time online for all to watch. He would explain why he did what he did and when he found the problem would tell you why he looked where he did for that particular problem. The labs are also awesome.

Oh and as for the disclaimer - I am not associated with him or his site in anyway.

Regards

Kenneth

olskool

Did you get a nat sim on the 811, if so was it static,dynamic or overload?

Here is some material that should help

http://cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk648/tk361/technologies_white_paper09186a0080091cb9.shtml