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ICND 2 lab questions
Jackace
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in CCNA & CCENT
I feel pretty confident when it comes to the theory part of the subject matter. What I need now is practice setting things up and troubleshooting. I need to get more familiar with using the commands and using them in the correct sequence to accomplish the task. Anyone know any good labs for this?
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Optionsazaghul
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Look for 101 CCNA Labs on Amazon, printed version is $60+, but you can get the Kindle version for $10 and the Kindle PC reader for free. A nice inexpensive option that comes with solutions/walk-throughs if needed.
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Roguetadhg
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I used Boson Netsim, although I found doing labs to be cumbersome.
freeccnaworkbook.com is one of the mostly-mentioned sites for labs.In order to succeed, your desire for success should be greater than your fear of failure.
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Thank you those both look like great options. Has anyone used those options and how good were they?
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I started to use freeccnaworkbook. It was okay, it was free. Hard to complain.
It was a bit confusing to setup GNS3 with the topologies, or what topologies were being referenced at any given time.In order to succeed, your desire for success should be greater than your fear of failure.
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I have packet tracer so I can build the networks in there and it is pretty easy to setup.