CCNA Question

[txrandom]

In the simulator questions, can you use ? to show command options?

Are there any practice simulator questions out on the web?

 

[drebo]

I believe you can, yes.

The only simulator questions I know of are the ones included on the CD of the Exam Cram 2 CCNA study book, but there may be others out there.

 

[txrandom]

That's the book I have..except the person at my company who last used it forgot to return the cd

 

[dphantom]

There are a number of simulators available both free and for pay. A quick google search will turn up several.

 

[txrandom]

How soon do you get your test results back? Right after you take it?

 

[Jamsan]

Originally posted by: txrandom
How soon do you get your test results back? Right after you take it?

Yes - the results are instant.

 

[mcmilljb]

If you're going to use a simulator, at least use GNS3/dynagen to be able to do real things. Check out www.gns3.net.

 

[txrandom]

Test is tomorrow. Just going over my practice exams and last minute notes.

 

[spidey07]

Originally posted by: txrandom
Test is tomorrow. Just going over my practice exams and last minute notes.

Ask away. I'm more than happy to help.

 

[drebo]

Originally posted by: mcmilljb
If you're going to use a simulator, at least use GNS3/dynagen to be able to do real things. Check out www.gns3.net.

He's not looking for a router simulator...he's looking for samples of the simulation questions that will be asked.

To the OP: mostly, if you know your subnetting, you'll do fine. Most of the questions aren't as hard as they seem on first glance.

 

[WildHorse]

Originally posted by: mcmilljb
If you're going to use a simulator, at least use GNS3/dynagen to be able to do real things. Check out www.gns3.net.

mcmilljb

that's (www.gns3.net) a new one to me & looks helpful.

thank you for that!

 

[txrandom]

Yay, I passed earlier this morning!

 

[spidey07]

You can't post that without telling your score! Congrats.

 

[txrandom]

Originally posted by: spidey07
You can't post that without telling your score! Congrats.

I scored an 846 and needed an 825. I cut it pretty close, but a pass is pass!

 

[mcmilljb]

Originally posted by: txrandom

Originally posted by: spidey07
You can't post that without telling your score! Congrats.

I scored an 846 and needed an 825. I cut it pretty close, but a pass is pass!

That's not cutting it close. Cutting it close is getting 796 when you need a 804 on the BCMSN Congrats though :beer:

Went back, studied about 3 weeks and got a 920 on the second attempt. Getting upper 800's and low 900's is typical on most passing scores, but you can get very close due to how they score the exam.

 

[spidey07]

Now go for your CCNP.

 

[RadiclDreamer]

Originally posted by: txrandom
In the simulator questions, can you use ? to show command options?

Are there any practice simulator questions out on the web?

When I took it last month, no

 

[nublikescake]

Originally posted by: txrandom
Yay, I passed earlier this morning!

Congratulations! How long did you study for it?

 

[txrandom]

Originally posted by: nublikescake

Originally posted by: txrandom
Yay, I passed earlier this morning!

Congratulations! How long did you study for it?

I believe about a month and a half. I read ExamCram and took both practice tests until I could score 100%. Eventually you are going to just memorize specific answers, but it still helps. I also did as many practice questions and exams as I could find online. I know some practice questions and exams appeared word for word on the actual exam.

I had very limited hands on experience. I borrowed a router but really only tested out a few show commands.

 

[nublikescake]

Originally posted by: txrandom

Originally posted by: nublikescake

Originally posted by: txrandom
Yay, I passed earlier this morning!

Congratulations! How long did you study for it?

I believe about a month and a half. I read ExamCram and took both practice tests until I could score 100%. Eventually you are going to just memorize specific answers, but it still helps. I also did as many practice questions and exams as I could find online. I know some practice questions and exams appeared word for word on the actual exam.

I had very limited hands on experience. I borrowed a router but really only tested out a few show commands.

That's pretty good. I studied 6 months on and off (really only three months) and then focused on practising sample exams in the last month and passed with a 978. I rushed a little on the exam and finished it in about 50 minutes. If I had slowed down a little...probably would've gotten upwards of 990 or so.