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I'm taking the ICND1 exam on Friday (Jan 3rd). I can do subneting in my head, for the most part, and going over practice tests and official Cisco flash cards. Any last minute advice before the test?
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And take a few mins to take the Cisco Exam tutorial featured on their site. It'll get you more comfortable w/ the layout of the actual exam UI.
Good luck!!
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i.e.
Instead of "wr" you will most likely be required to use "copy running-config startup-config"
Instead of "sh run", you will most likely have to type it all out "show running-config"
show ip interface brief
show ip protocols
show interface F0/1 bla bla
Good luck!
Think of the 2:00 a.m. test—if you were awakened in the
middle of the night because of a network problem and had to figure out the
traffic flows in your network while you were half asleep, could you do it?
Good Luck!
I second that. It gets me too nervous doing that. Trying to cram something in my head that I couldn't get in there in the first place... not good.
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"Finally, for those of you paying close attention to the exam topics, note that the subtopics
about inter-VLAN routing and ROAS mention “upstream routing.” This topic refers to a basic
concept: The router that uses ROAS might only need to route between those subnets off the
VLAN trunk, but more than likely, the router will also need to route packets to other subnets
in other parts of the enterprise network. This “upstream routing” topic simply reminds us to not
forget about the need to configure other router interfaces, static routes, a routing protocol, and
so on, so that the router can forward packets to other “upstream” destinations."
Thank You sspazyy!
Hey TechnoRacer! So how was it? How did yours go? Thankfully, I managed to pass it,but just barely. The passing grade was 801 and i was just 841 lol. Anyway,a pass is still a pass and Im just glad that i conqured it. My first ever cert
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Hoping technoracer was just as successful today!
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