IS NAT/PAT/SDM on the ICND1 exam?

While doing my CCNA simulator, I noticed there are no sections for NAT, PAT, or SDM. Are they trying to tell me something, i.e., there are no questions pertaining to these areas on the ICND1?

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Somnipotent

ICND1 focuses mainly on fundamentals like RIP, OSI, etc... you won't really get into NAT/PAT until the ICND2 curriculum.

hfbonura

Thanks for the info!

alan2308

Oh really?

https://learningnetwork.cisco.com/docs/DOC-4987

Enable NAT for a small network with a single ISP and connection using SDM and verify operation using CLI and ping

djfunz

I was actually wondering the same thing as I'm finishing off the CBT Nuggets series for the ICND1. He touches on NAT with SDM and it's just a radio button, a couple clicks through a wizard and you're done. Others have posed this question around the net and the general consensus is that one could receive a couple questions at most, but nothing to lose sleep over.

alan2308

djfunz wrote: »

I was actually wondering the same thing as I'm finishing off the CBT Nuggets series for the ICND1. He touches on NAT with SDM and it's just a radio button, a couple clicks through a wizard and you're done. Others have posed this question around the net and the general consensus is that one could receive a couple questions at most, but nothing to lose sleep over.

This is why it's recommended to use more than one study source, and never rely solely on a video series. The exam topics that I linked earlier lists a bit more than a few clicks in SDM. I'll always take Cisco's word over "the general consensus." It's a much better idea to go in knowing everything listed.

djfunz

alan2308 wrote: »

This is why it's recommended to use more than one study source, and never rely solely on a video series. The exam topics that I linked earlier lists a bit more than a few clicks in SDM. I'll always take Cisco's word over "the general consensus." It's a much better idea to go in knowing everything listed.

Good points. Touché