Please, for the love of god do not rely on H2P as your only means of prepping for the CCNA. I've been studying to recertify for the past 5 months, started using H2P in Jan along with Cybex and Cisco Press ICND1 and ICND2. Read the books, then spent a month on H2P before taking the exam. A few of the questions were similar and kind of helped. I had 48 questions an 90 minutes.

What i find irritating is that I just finished up all my CCNP exams, but in order for the recert to be valid, I had to re-take the CCNA, which i thought would be a breeze compared to the CCNP exams.
In a real life work enviornment, the majority of CCNA won't really apply, some will most won't. I probably need to get updated CCNA study material.

My final score was 656 and needed 825 as a passing score.

I had the EIGRP Simulation, the ACL Simulation and a 5 question VTP testlet that hosed up. it wouldn't let me select answers to the question or cycle through the 5 questions. Had to inform a TSA and skip it. Quite a few IPV6 questions, but it was mostly focused on WAN, frame relay, authentication and only a few subnetting questions.

Guys,
Passed route exam last Monday with 953/1000. Had 50 questions, 2 DD and the usual 4 labs, Lab 3 - OSPF, Lab 4 - OSPF Virtual Link, Lab 6 - PBR and Lab 7 - EIGRP-OSPF Redistribution. You have to understand the concepts because the IP addresses and subnets are changed esp Lab 3, in my exam they asked that we use area 88 and the IP addresses used different block sizes (CCNA). Only saw 2 new questions not on H2P, everything else was from H2P. This site has all the labs and questions to pass. Thank you guys for keeping the hope for others to believe in themselves.

860/1000

4 Labs were #3, #4, #6 and #7.  50 Questions total with at least three of them being new and not replicated in the Online Tests.  All four labs encountered within the first 10 to 15 questions.  The last lab I encountered was #3 and as some others have mentioned it is worded differently and I do not think that you have to perform all of the steps shown in H2P, but alas, by the time I got to it I was tired and basically blew it off so I could get to lunch.  You may want to study the dynamics/theory behind it, however, if you are weak in other areas.

Good day and best of luck to all taking this going forward..

JJJ  CCNP/DP

Hi,
I'm don't fully understanding why the correct answer for this question is 192.168.25.16 255.255.255.240? I get that this is the most specific answer but from what I've been reading RIPv1, RIPv2, IGRP, and EIGRP all auto-summarize classful boundaries by default (OSPF does not), is this right? Even though EIGRP is a classless protocol. So would 192.168.25.0 255.255.255.0 not be the correct answer? as it's Class C
If anyone could explain this to me it would be great, sitting exam later in the week so worried this might appear and I'll get it wrong as don't fully understand.
Thanks!

Kinda confused as to why there is a Frame Relay SIM in the CCENT (ICND1) tests.  I don't recaall frame relay being part of ICND1.  Has anyone seen Frame relay on the actual test?

Thanks

Hi is anyone having issues with question S24 recently? Almost every time it pops up in my test practice I have to skip it, I can answer the first question but then it won't let me select questions 2-5 so I just end up selecting done so I can move on to the next question

Thanks!

Could someone please confirm this:    Which command will show the MAC addresses of stations connected to "switch" ports?
How2Pass  Answer:  show arp

Is How2Pass incorrect?    Thank you.

When I go to Cisco site, I find ARP is mapping IP addresses to MAC addresses in Layer 3 devices.  The show mac-address-table command maps MAC addresses to ports on the switch. 

If the router RT1 has a packet with a destination address 192.168.1.255, which statement below describes the operation of the network?

A ? RT1 forwards the frame containing this packet, SW1 will add 192.168.1.255 to its MAC table
B ? RT1 will drop this packet because it is not a valid IP address
C ? RT1 will forward the packet out all interfaces
D ? RT1 will encapsulate the packet in a frame with a destination MAC address of FF-FF-FF-FF-FF-FF
E ? As RT1 forwards the frame containing this packet, SW1 will forward it ti the device assigned the IP address of 192.168.1.255

h2pass Answer: B

well, 192.168.1.255 might be not a valid HOST ip address, but it is still a valid broadcast IP address for the 192.168.1.0/24 network.
If directed broadcasts were enabled with ip directed-broadcast interface subcommand or the router has the IOS prior to 12.x, where directed broadcast was enabled by default, the router will encapsulate the packet in a frame with a destination MAC address of FF-FF-FF-FF-FF-FF. 
I do not know which IOS version this question refers to, but it might be a very old question.

But anyway  "not a valid IP address" is a wrong statement.
What do you think?

How2pass.com is the best site for passing cisco hands down.

Valid test and sims.

Will be using this site agian when I go for CCNP later down the road.

I just want to say thank you to all of the creaters of how2pass.com I am now CCNA cerified.

Hi. Im Sriram doing my engineering. I'm planning to take up my ccna exam on June 1st week and Please tell me whether this exam needs coaching from institutes like niit or something like that. If suppose I study at home then what all areas should I concentrate and do I need any softwares for this exam? Please guide me on how to study for this exam to get a high score.