Hi folks, quick one if anyone can help.

My CCNA runs out on 30th October.  Can I recertify ON the 30th October and still be ok or do I have to recertify before the 30th, i.e 29th?

Also, the 5 days waiting between exams:  If I took and failed my exam on the 25th, could I then retake on 30th or would I have to wait until the 31st?

Thanks in advance....  ;D

Going through the questions on the Route test I've noticed a few errors here and there.  Just wanted to bring them to the attention of the How2Pass staff for some clarification.

RTE198: Exhibit doesn't match the question and it's actually the same exhibit from RTE191

RTE164 and RTE80 is the same question but with different answers.
Q: What is IPv6 router solicitation?
A1: Request for IP of local router
A2: Request for IP of DHCP server

RTE234,235,236: Nothing actually wrong with the questions but they all look almost identical with different answers.  The problem with these questions is that they don't have any explanations for the correct answer and it's hard to tell the difference between them unless you have them lined up back-to-back.

Hopefully this helps you guys out with fine tuning the test.

974/1000.  H2P was on point with the explanations.  They helped me get through a few of the tricky questions on there.  Anyone who is looking to take the CCNA, be sure to study the explanations that are given on the practice test and don't just memorize answers.  The real CCNA does switch up some variables in similar questions.  Good luck to those future CCNA's out there.

I was fortunate to pass the ICND 1 exam yesterday with a score of 900. I have to tell you, the How2pass testing materials helped out immensely! To all who are going to take the test soon, here are a few tips:

Read the Wendell Odom ICND book 1.
Know how to subnet! This is extremely important, I cannot stress this enough.
Understand how routing and switching works!
Know your show commands!!! This is another thing that I need to emphasize. There is a lot of scenarios that ask you about packets and frames. You have to get that down.

Reading these forums helped out alot. There were alot of people who gave me encouragement and who very positive on these forums and I want to give that back. So to all who will be taking the exam, study till you don't want to study anymore and then study some more, relax, and have faith in God that you will knock it out.

Thanks to all the wonderful posters on this forum. One love and God bless.

Ninjagaiden78

Passed the CCNA-test today ...

Had two sims:
- Access-lists (the one with the web-server)
Take care: in the real test it was host D, getting permissions. NOT host C!

- EIGRP-troubleshooting
Very similar to how2pass.

Had quite a lot of questions about WLAN and IPv6.


Thanks H2P!
Your site helped me really a lot.

Hey I just took a class for the Cisco exams through New Horizons... I let them know about your practice site and how much it helped on top of the classes so they are going to recommend your site as class material to all of their students. Just wanted to let you guys know how much this site helps and I passed on the word about how much the $30 is well worth it! thanks guys.

Thanks H2P... I must have had one of the easiest tests... I had no set up sims and 3 questions that required me to use show commands... This study software got me used to the format of the test as it was almost identical. On to ICND2!!!

One of the things which annoys me is the lack of a 'pause' button.
It would be an invaluable addition on the SECTION TESTS as your really just in study mode.
But not the random tests as you can't have a toilet break during the real exam !

Just that, what is the purpose of the 'greyed out' comments box at the bottom right of the question screen ???

Passed the 802 cert yesterday with 910/1000.  This site really helped.  All three sims were from here.  I can't say if I remember any of the question, but a couple, but I was so nervous, that I really don't remember allot.  This site really did prepare me for the test.  I have little over 2 years experience in the field and been studying for about 3 years, so it pays to have a good foundation in routers and switches before taking the test.  Any way this site was a great help and I will use it for my ccnp next.



Robert