ICDN1 Practice exams

Hello,

Does anyone know where to get some good ICDN1 practice exams please? I have the one that came with the Cisco Flash cards and exam practice pack but I was wondering if there are any others.

I'm averaging around 600 point at the minute, but i've done the exam several times and repeating a lot of the same questions.

I'm using CBT nuggets, the Odom book and some lab equipment since about November. I was hoping I would be ready for the exam by now, but i'm finding the book heavy going as I struggle absorbing written information.

Any advice from anyone else who find the books a struggle?

Many thanks
David

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10Linefigure

Right here on TechExams there is a whole section to free practice exams. You can buy a network simulator if one didnt come with your book and use it to help solidify some of the written knowledge.

PCHoldmann

I have a few at CCENT Practice Exam – Bank 1 | Route, Switch, Blog. Let me know what you think, and I might put some more together.

ednard

PCHoldmann wrote: »

I have a few at CCENT Practice Exam – Bank 1 | Route, Switch, Blog. Let me know what you think, and I might put some more together.

Bookmarked. Will give that a go when I've finished Odom's guide. Thanks.

skittledmonkey

PCHoldmann wrote: »

I have a few at CCENT Practice Exam – Bank 1 | Route, Switch, Blog. Let me know what you think, and I might put some more together.

Brilliant! thanks a lot

Matro

I've a question about practice labs.. In the real test, should we use a real CLI for programming a device, or we ha ve only multiple choice questions?

gc8dc95

You will need to know how to use the CLI.

Trashman

Check out Boson

Also the subnetting.org page.
Don't be too stressed about solving the questions extremely fast, but more on understanding subnetting.
Know it, and know it well.

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away

Thx a lot!
Can we have other ?

PCHoldmann

I am working on another set. Does anyone have any feedback on the difficulty, accuracy, etc. of the current set?

Adam B

Fairly good questions. Never heard of the UDUL I believe it was during my CCENT studies, but I just used reasoning to get the right answer. Not bad, just gotta make sure as a test take you read the questions thoroughly or you'll make the wrong choice like I did on a few. Overall nice little practice test

Oh, and question 8 was worded very weirdly.

dpsmooth15

skittledmonkey wrote: »

Hello,

Does anyone know where to get some good ICDN1 practice exams please? I have the one that came with the Cisco Flash cards and exam practice pack but I was wondering if there are any others.

I'm averaging around 600 point at the minute, but i've done the exam several times and repeating a lot of the same questions.

I'm using CBT nuggets, the Odom book and some lab equipment since about November. I was hoping I would be ready for the exam by now, but i'm finding the book heavy going as I struggle absorbing written information.

Any advice from anyone else who find the books a struggle?

Many thanks
David

I guess I am not one for jumping on the BANDWAGON… But personally, the practice tests on this site are ok, I guess. But I would not suggest them for the CCENT. at all. 1. They are easy. 2. They have information that is not 100% valuable to passing CCENT. Here is a example for the non believers, I copied and pasted :

15. What is the maximum cable length in a 100BaseFX network running in full duplex mode?

Looks like a question I had on my Network+ Exam…

Yes, I know Network+ and CCENT have some similarities, but when someone is studying, nobody wants any extra to memorize, So I vote no for the tech exam ccent practice exams. Sorry the bandwagon did not pick me up

, and that was only question 15. I am sure if i was bored I could of continued on and found more. I suggest the Todd Lammie book personally, Yes I have/had the OCG also. But I dont believe you have to read 900 pages for a 50 question test IF you are just trying to pass..but thats just me, you can read if for knowledge and understanding after you pass plus a lot of it was like… he was trying to make 900 pages, but he could of did the book in 500, in my opinion..

no but really the Lammie book is easier to grasp, the OCG was written for someone with at least a foundational level of experience.

You will not be "programming" a thing. more of troubleshooting the problem per-say….If you have subnetting down, you are off to a good start, use YouTube (free) I found some value information AFTER passing the exam. Udemy has some free videos also. Good Luck

PCHoldmann

Dpsmooth15, I understand the desire to be efficient in your studies, but you can wind up being penny wise and pound foolish. Having a deep understanding of the technologies you are working on will stand you in good stead when you come across the question that isn't quite on the blueprint, or takes a little different angle, as well as in your day to day work. Of course it doesn't make sense to study to CCIE levels to pass CCENT, but studying a bit deeper and wider than needed is not going to be wasted effort.

traceyke

dpsmooth15 wrote: »

the practice tests on this site are ok, I guess. But I would not suggest them for the CCENT. at all. 1. They are easy. 2. They have information that is not 100% valuable to passing CCENT.

^^^ This is one of those "I've always believed this, but did not want to be the 1st person to say it" situations. Techexams seriously needs to update their practice exams. I'm currently using a combination of CBT Nuggets, Todd Lammle, and Packet Tracer for my CCENT studies and so far so good.

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PCHoldmann

I have another batch up - CCENT Practice Exam

Let me know what you think.

mikeybinec

PCHoldmann wrote: »

I have another batch up - CCENT Practice Exam

Let me know what you think.

The question about UDLD does'nt belong. I've looked in Lammle, Graziani, and Odom and havent seen it required of CCEnt.. In fact, never heard of it

The question about SHA doesnt belong

Best I could manage is around 60%.

PCHoldmann

Considering this on the blueprint, I think the SHA one is relevant:

6.1.a Device password security
6.1.b Enable secret vs enable

I'll probably think up something to replace the UDLD question, I think that was in the older versions.

mikeybinec

PCHoldmann wrote: »

Considering this on the blueprint, I think the SHA one is relevant:

6.1.a Device password security
6.1.b Enable secret vs enable

I'll probably think up something to replace the UDLD question, I think that was in the older versions.

The IPV6 questions are cool. Very relevant
I believe the subnetting questions on the first batch have errors.. the first one with the /22 mask is OK but the next two are wrong

PCHoldmann

Thanks for the feedback.

I validated the answers in the IP subnet "sorting" question, and the answers are correct, and there is no overlap (2 that match the same thing).