Simulation Questions?

Hey everyone,
Regarding the simulation questions for ICND2 are they longer than some simulations in ICND1? Answer from your experience ofcourse and these simulations i should expect them to be focused more on routing protocols right?

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miller811

Drift King wrote: »

Hey everyone,
Regarding the simulation questions for ICND2 are they longer than some simulations in ICND1? Answer from your experience ofcourse and these simulations i should expect them to be focused more on routing protocols right?

Anyone who would provide that information would be violating the NDA

Drift King

miller811 wrote: »

Anyone who would provide that information would be violating the NDA

I am not saying discuss the exam or exam questions that they previously encountered i am asking about their length as in average time that people used when they solved the questions, just to have an overview about what's coming.

0Day

You need to know how to do something like this rather quickly:

TechExams.Net CCNA LAB: Configuring RIP Routing

I think this is what your asking....hope it helps

Good luck

jamesleecoleman

Drift King wrote: »

Hey everyone,
Regarding the simulation questions for ICND2 are they longer than some simulations in ICND1? Answer from your experience ofcourse and these simulations i should expect them to be focused more on routing protocols right?

I'm curious, if you knew the information wouldn't you be not worried about how long it would take someone to do a sim? I can understand that time is a factor and if messups happen. What mostly matters is what you can do and how fast and correctly you can do it. Not really how other people can do it. Compete against yourself to do better. What's coming is the outline of the objectives of the test because those are fair game.

chmorin

jamesleecoleman wrote: »

I'm curious, if you knew the information wouldn't you be not worried about how long it would take someone to do a sim? I can understand that time is a factor and if messups happen. What mostly matters is what you can do and how fast and correctly you can do it. Not really how other people can do it. Compete against yourself to do better. What's coming is the outline of the objectives of the test because those are fair game.

+1 agreed.

Do not concern yourself with the extent of the simulations but be aware that there will be simulations potentially on any topic covered in the ICND2 exam topics. You should be prepared for most anything, and be confident in your ability to implement it in a fair amount of time.

Cisco tests are fair, but tough. Know your stuff, you will walk out a champ. Kinda know your stuff, might be a close call.

miller811

Drift King wrote: »

I am not saying discuss the exam or exam questions that they previously encountered i am asking about their length as in average time that people used when they solved the questions, just to have an overview about what's coming.

the rule of thumb on the Cisco exams since you cannot mark and go back is never spend more than 10 minutes on any sim. You have no idea what is still ahead of you and you would hate to fail after not answering x number of questions when you ran out time.

Hope that helps

Drift King

Thanks for all your help i got what i wanted =]
0day for the example
chmorin and james for the information
Take care!

0Day

Welcome, Im glad I could help.

Netwurk

I would say if you've spent 10 minutes on a simulation and you're close, keep working - maybe limit time to 15 minutes. But if you've spent 10 minutes and you know they've got you stumped, move on.