ICND1 down, time to study for ICND2

Couldn't believe I passed. I was scared because I accidentally clicked next on a scenario

That was all jitters. Other than that, I felt like I knew everything that was asked of me. I was much more worried than I should have been, but I will say that not being able to go back to a previous question is a little intimidating. Especially if you did something stupid like I did.

I got a 862 out of 1000. Not as good as I wanted, but a pass is a pass.

Advice to those preparing for the ICND1:

Study subnetting daily, and don't be lazy with it. Networking and Subnetting go hand-in-hand and Cisco will not let you pass the exam with out knowing it. Once it clicks your mind keep studying anyway.
Use the Boson testing program, the wording is very similar and if you can pass one of those exams you can ace the ICND1.

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beach5563

veritas_libertas wrote: »

Couldn't believe I passed, I was scared because I accidentally clicked next on a scenario That was all jitters. Other than that, I felt like I knew everything that was asked of me. I was much more worried than I should have been, but I will say that not being able to go back to a previous question is a little intimidating. Especially if you did something stupid like I did.

I got a 862 out of 1000. Not as good as I wanted, but a pass is a pass.

Advice to those preparing for the ICND1:
Study subnetting daily, and don't be lazy with it. Networking and Subnetting go hand-in-hand and Cisco will not let you pass the exam with out knowing it. Once it clicks your mind keep studying anyway.

Use the Boson testing program, the wording is very similar and if you can pass one of those exams you can ace the ICND1.

Back to the books...

Congrats, I know you've got to be releived. Which book did you use? Did you use the test and subnetting method that came with the book? I have the Todd Lammle book.

veritas_libertas

I used a combination of techniques. Todd Lammle does a great job of describing Subnetting thoroughly. I used what he taught and the technique in the Subnetting Made Easy thread.

I used the following material for reading:

Todd Lammle's CCENT book
Wendell Odom's ICND1 book
Chris Bryant's CCNA material

Chris does a great job introducing the material and making it easy, Wendell is great at over loading you with material, and I think Todd's material is just right for studying.

maddem

Congrats!!

Krones

Huzzzzzzah! Congrats! Did you write out a little chart or table before you started the test to help you or did you do the majority of the subnetting questions in your head?

veritas_libertas

Krones wrote: »

Huzzzzzzah! Congrats! Did you write out a little chart or table before you started the test to help you or did you do the majority of the subnetting questions in your head?

In my head? Ah, no, definitely not!

I only wish I was that good. I wrote down the following chart to help me:

That being said, if I had to I could think through the process without writing down the chart. It's just a whole lot quicker to have it written out a head of time.

Subnetting notes.JPG

ASUSTeK

congrats on the pass! now its time to ace ICND 2

veritas_libertas

Anyone have any advice on how to approach the ICND2?

Deathgomper

Congrats!!! I knew you would pass!

I would approach the ICND2 the way you approached the ICND1, you obviously got something going.