Labs
djlomba
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I am in the middle of ICND2 studies and I'm finished with reading and theory and I'm ready to do what everyone says is most important, lab lab lab.
I want to practice first on packet tracer and then my home lab. Could someone point me to the best lab book? I've seen the free ccna workbook and 101 ccna labs but neither one seems good to me.
I'm looking for one that will show me a diagram of how to setup the network for the given lab, outline the objective and then provide the walk-through
I want to practice first on packet tracer and then my home lab. Could someone point me to the best lab book? I've seen the free ccna workbook and 101 ccna labs but neither one seems good to me.
I'm looking for one that will show me a diagram of how to setup the network for the given lab, outline the objective and then provide the walk-through
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Danielh22185
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Packet tracer will be a good setting to allow you to setup your own labs risk free to toy around with. I actually bought the Boson Net Simulator for labbing purposes when I was studding CCNA. Its a great tool that explains the labs as you go through the content and gives the the practice you need.Currently Studying: IE Stuff...kinda...for now...
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FloOz
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101 CCNA labs is really good. It will teach you everything you need to know and some... -
hodgey87
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Probably best just making your own labs up, chose some requirements and set it up in packet tracer.
This way you can practice your subnetting, switching, routing etc with no limits
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Ltat42a
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Look at the thread in my signature below. Lots of good info on Labs.