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Labs for CCNA Security and CCP practice
OfWolfAndMan
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I was able to get my hands on some free labs for the CCNA, but for Security, does anyone have any suggestions on where I could get my hands on some good labs for the course objectives?
In addition, how would I go about getting a simulator or something to play around with the CCP GUI? I've heard you can run something in Virtualbox, but I'm not familiar with the procedure.
In addition, how would I go about getting a simulator or something to play around with the CCP GUI? I've heard you can run something in Virtualbox, but I'm not familiar with the procedure.
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Kinet1c
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I'd be interested in finding labs for this exam too, hoping to take it later in 2014.2018 Goals - Learn all the Hashicorp products
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cpartin
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Free CCNA Workbook has a few labs up for CCNA:Sec with more to come.
Yes, you can install CCP in a Virtualbox VM running Windows and use it to connect it to either a real router or a virtualized one in GNS3. Thread link - http://www.techexams.net/forums/ccna-security/92914-emulating-ccp.html.
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Optionswillhi1979
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I used GNS3, 3560s, and CCP to complete most of the labs in this book: CCNA Security Lab Manual Version 1.1 (2nd Edition): Cisco Networking Academy: 9781587133060: Amazon.com: Books It's the CCNA Security Lab Manual from the Cisco Networking Academy Classes. I only used one end PC so there were a couple I didn't do due to having two loopback addresses on one system. It was also nice because I was able to save the basic config and reuse it in each lab rather than having to rebuild it all from scratch each time. The last 5-6 labs are ASA related so I am planning on doing those on physical hardware. I set up the ASA in GNS3 once, but I heard it can be a little flaky.
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OptionsStussyNz
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Was also hoping for some advice on this too; Trying to source the lab manual for free or any labs which I can setup and practice with..
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OptionsStussyNz
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Free CCNA Workbook has a few labs up for CCNA:Sec with more to come.
Yes, you can install CCP in a Virtualbox VM running Windows and use it to connect it to either a real router or a virtualized one in GNS3. Thread link - http://www.techexams.net/forums/ccna-security/92914-emulating-ccp.html.
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Just to confirm on this; The first link you posted about the CCNA:S workbook; The labs are setup to match the 640-554 exam right?