-= Cisco CCNA Diary =-

[coolnezz]

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okaaay... that's good... so what is the prereq for CCNA Security?

i believe, the prerequisite would be the CCNA. you should pass CCNA before stepping in to CCNA Security. for more details you may check this site, http://www.cisco.com/web/learning/le...type_home.html


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[coolnezz]

i believe, the prerequisite would be the CCNA. you should pass CCNA before stepping in to CCNA Security. for more details you may check this site, CCNA Security - Career Certifications & Paths - Cisco Systems


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tell that to netcommando. did you even read my posts previous to that?

[netcommando]

yup, i now realized to focus first on ccna... and that's my priority.

with the current happenings in my workplace... i can no longer decide to pursue security next

[coolnezz]

i already am just last month... im unemployed as of the moment and ga wait pa kog call para sa usa ka company so i tried studying cvoice using ebook na cisco voip sa cisco press nya im on page 200+ i gave up hehehe anywayz theyl be changing the voice course next year man sad,, lisud jud kaau waaahhh di pa jud ka mabuhat lab sa gns3 ug packettracer..saonz

Hello HapiGoLucky.
Since you've already passed your CCNA Certification Exam, I thought I would give you this challenge.
This is my class' Final Practical Exam for CCNA4 next week. I've already solved this in Packet Tracer. This should be a piece of cake for you. Let's pretend you just got hired by a big company and they want you to setup their network according to the topology. Just follow the directions exactly and you should be fine.

Note: For the frame-relay switch, just use the "Frame-Relay Cloud" in Packet Tracer. You can also use the 3560 L3 Switch for the ISP in P.Tracer. And for the IP Address, 192.168.P#.0, substitute the "P#" with any number you like between 1-9. Post your Packet Tracer file here when you're done. Have fun!

PS. Other members are also welcome to take this challenge and post their Packet Tracer file here.

[nailv]

nosebleed.............

[netcommando]

pls setup ftp for us to download the pkt file, he he he

[HapiGoLucky]

cool..i'll do it ^__^ good for refresher.. sa frame relay.. point-point or point-multi? im assuming na point-point sya kay lahi man ug subnet ang serial links tama ba? bro coolnezz dba if vlsm ky heirarchy man? so i was just wonderin why sa mga serial link and net id ky .0 and .4 na they're on 1 network raman kaha..? i can use .4 and .0 but sa imu requirement ang p# is same sa eigrp # so im assuming 1 network ra imu gamiton

[HapiGoLucky]

if so...assuming subnet 0 ena and vlsm
1st sub = 192.168.1.0 /27
2nd = 192.168.1.32 /27
3rd = 192.168.1.64 /27
4th = 192.168.1.96 /30
5th = 192.168.1.100 /30
6th = 192.168.1.104 /30

right?

[coolnezz]

if so...assuming subnet 0 ena and vlsm
1st sub = 192.168.1.0 /27
2nd = 192.168.1.32 /27
3rd = 192.168.1.64 /27
4th = 192.168.1.96 /30
5th = 192.168.1.100 /30
6th = 192.168.1.104 /30

right?

you're on the right track.
it's easy because the CIDR is already given... /27 & /30

this is where your VLSM planning comes in: