Option 3 has a typo that needs to be corrected: Enable 802.1x Layer 2 security and set "me" Comeback timer to 10.

The switches do not display MAC addresses to determine which switch becomes the root bridge.

We are adding the Packet Tracer Activity-based Lab Simulations to our CCNA 200-301 product. Please use this thread to post any issues/comments about these labs.

The instructions are not correct for this lab. It seems they are for  OSPF Configuration Sim #2. It makes mention of a switch but there is not a switch in the topology simulation.

The exhibit shows that the switch has a mac address table entry for PC1 but on port Fa0/2 not Fa0/1, which is where it is connected on the switch. PC2 is connected to Fa0/2. So the question is kind of misleading. Shouldn't the table show Fa0/1 as the port for PC1's dynamically learned mac address?

Which interface is used to send traffic to the destination?

No exhibit button exists to fully understand the question.

There is a new CCNA version 1.1 coming very soon. Will your material cover these updates??
Thanks

Hello everyone I was wondering if the website support team can removal of outdated answer in their current section to be repalced by updated answer provided into the update section .

The explanation doesnt match the question given.

You have this listed as a possible question on the CCNA:   Configure R1 as a DHCP server for the network 10.1.3.0/24 in a pool named TEST  - However, the CCNA topics list provided by Cisco only requires configuration as a DHCP client (

• 4.6 Configure and verify DHCP client and relay)).