Overall, the exam wasn't as bad as I thought it would be.  I used H2P for my CCNA, so I knew they were good, but I guess I thought this would be different.  Don't mean to beat a dead horse here but just like everyone else has said, if you study each of the sections enough to where you're passing 90%+ of the questions, you'll be good on the exam.

I had lab 5, 6, and a new one that Nikisal already mentioned that involved redistribution between OSPF and EIGRP with a dual-homed setup.  I can't remember exactly what the question is but it looked like we needed to configure a NSSA area and then tweak the metrics to prefer the link with the higher bandwidth.  However, when I tried to configure the NSSA on the area under the router ospf config mode, it kept saying "invalid command."  When I did a ? after area, nothing showed up, although the ? worked with everything else I tried.  This was my 3rd question I got, so I skipped the question after 15 minutes of trying to work at it.  I'd be curious what the solution was too.

Other than that, I had the EIGRP simlet that asks what routes would be preferred with the specified successor, etc.  There were a few questions I came across that I hadn't seen before but looking at my score breakdown, I apparently got them correct as they were mostly BGP and ISIS questions, and I scored 100% on both of these sections. 

Next stop:  SWITCH.

passed today with a 860.....got stuck on a new lab with eigrp and ospf redistribution.  did not get it to work and skipped it.
dont really know what the solution is yet.

How2pass thank you so much for all of your help and for putting up with me.  Because of your help I am now officially a CCNP.  I desire to give back to the community and would enjoy writing explanations for some of the questions for either ROUTE or SWITCH.  You have my email and you can feel free to send me questions that you would like explanations for.  I think you know my level of skill and my proficiency when it comes to writing answers to the following questions:

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/744963/cisco/que...20NF73.pdf

Thanks again!

~J

I'm preparing for the TSHOOT exam does anyone have any information on the exam?

The answer in your test has as one of its correct choices that VoIP uses a lot of bandwith.  A CCENT book recommended by the site indicates that VoIP bandwith utilisation is low.  Is that a misprint or is the question scoring incorrectly and is the real test scored the same way?

I sat for CCNA exam and unfortunately i couldn't pass it,, i had a problem with practical question i couldn't find the ip add of workstation for writing ACL question from the scenario,, i clicked every where i spent a lots of time,,, I'm gonna do the exam next week can any body help me please i dont want to face that again.

I took it yesterday morning.

I got a 910.  I have to say I got a lot of the same questions that are on the how2pass website however there were a few that had some variations.  Like the EIGRP  AS simulation was asking for 212 I think and on how2pass it asks for 23...i believe.

Small things like that were different on a few of them.  There were def some questions I had never seen before so I assume that most of those were for experimentation for cisco.

Anyway, definitely use this website.  I have learned so much from this site by going through an endless onslaught of questions here day and night.

Ladies and gentlemen, I am stuck here. I bought a Cisco 851 W switch, and I would like to start using it but I do not have what it takes to connect this switch to my laptop. Could you please let me know what connector I need to buy for this to work? I read somewhere where they said I had to buy a serial to USB adapter but I have bought 3 already and they do not connect with my laptop. Please let me know how I go about this. I am just trying to run away from having to use a pc for my practice. HEEEEEELP, PLEEEEEASE!!

Yesterday I passed my ICND2 (640-816) for CCNA re-certification.

I had the SIM's with the EIGRP configuration (S10) and VLAN & STP (S14).
In the S14 there was one question about the Model of the VLAN-Router which you could find out
using the "cdp neighbour" command.


Thank you How2pass !!! 

the "correct answer" seems to be incorrect.  I cannot find any supporting information for the claim "this default route will be excluded because this route is pointing to RT2 itself."  Can anyone explain how this occurs?