Jason prueba a ver si funciona la ultima versión del Simulador de CCNA de BOSON:
Boson Netsim 6 (27577498 Bytes)
Enlace 1 Enlace 2 TestKing 640-801 v84 TestKing 640-801 v85 (9930282 Bytes) acaba de salir el 8 de Diciembre 2005
Cisco CCNA 640-801 Testking V86.0 (18437999 Bytes)
This is Testking V86.0 All the Errors where fixed from V85.0.
There is 771 Questions in this Version. Theres over 100 Extra Questions from
Actual Thomas Prometic CCNA Pools that you will not find in V85.0
Made in Transdumper Format.
También consegui este relato de alguien que acaba de presentar el CCNA, espero que te sirva:
Material a usar para el examen :
...........1.
Cisco Press CCND
...........2.
Sybex 5th Edition
...........3.
Boson Netsim 6
...........4.
Latest TK (84 and 85 at the moment)
...........5.
The Sims
1. Read through Cisco Press CCND, taking note of hard sections......
2. Study Sybex 5th Edition....everything
3. Use Boson Netsim to practice all practical, go through all the scenario questions.
4. Go through TK 3 times. 1st time read each question trying to answer correctly, 2nd time, write down the questions you get wrong, and finally on the third time note down the questions you still not grasping...... Use your study material for reference................... So now you should be ready for any question.
5. Estas son las dos (2) simulaciones en el Examen de Certificación 640-801
VTP SIM
For the VTP simulation, you are given 2 switches, admin1 and admin2. Admin1 has been fully configured. All you need is to console into the admin2 and configure the IP address, default gateway, vtp domain and vtp client. In my simulation, it is required to find the "last ip address" and assign to admin2 in the same subnet as the admin1 switch.
Router-----Switch1-----Switch2
....................|................|
..................PC1............PC2
Here are the steps:
1. Console into the admin1 switch by clicking on PC1. Type: >enable . password: cisco , and run the following commands:
#show vtp status (Write down the Domain name : eg. Branch)
#show running-config (Now write down IP of VLAN 1 and Default Gateway and the Subnetmask)
Calculate the IP-Address needed for the second switch either the first or the last (Which ever one they want) useable IP of the subnet. We will use the last
Eg. Swich 1 IP : 192.168.2.29 255.255.255.240
Switch 1 Default Gateway : 192.168.2.17
therefore Switch 2 IP : 192.168.2.30 255.255.255.240 )
(exit switch1 by clicking on the show topology button on the sim)
2. Configure admin2 switch by clicking on PC2:
>enable
Password : Cisco
#configure terminal
(config)#interface vlan 1
(config-if)#ip address 192.168.2.30 255.255.255.240
(config-if)#no shutdown
(config-if)#exit
(config)#ip default-gateway 192.168.2.17 ( Same as Switch 1 )
(config)#vtp mode client
(config)#vtp domain branch ( Same as Switch 1)
(config)#exit
#copy running-config startup-config
AND
Router LAN SIM
Router LAN SIM
PC1--------Router1(S0/0)----(S0/1)Router2
......................|.........................(F a0/1)
......................|........................... .|
..................Switch1..................Switch2--------PC2
......................|
..................Server
The given information is
Network address between RouterA and RouterB 192.168.2.4 /30
The ip address of hostA and hostB
The ip address of the HR server
Note: you can only access routerA at this point.
HostB is limited to ping command only.
You will notice that int s0/0 on RouterA and int F0/0 on RouterB is down
therefore you can not access Router B to gather its ip information.
You need to configure RouterA first to access RouterB via telnet.
The given network address between RouterA and RouterB is a
C-class A.B.C.D /30 thus subnet is 255.255.255.252. It allows to assign 2 ip addresses only. I picked the first ip address (if you pick the wrong one you won't be able to communicate with a routerB….then you need to change it to the next available address). You kind of guessing at this point.
You double click on host A to access routerA first.
Gather RouterA configuration by typing "sh run"
Assign ip address for RouterA
1. Connect Router1
>Enable
Password: cisco
#config terminal
(config)#interface serial 0/0
(config-if)#ip address 192.168.2.5 255.255.255.252
(config-if)#no shutdown
(config-if)#exit
(config)#exit
#ping 192.168.2.6 ( This is router2 IP not shown on EXHIBIT but on a /30 net it's easy to guess)
#copy running-config startup-config
As soon as you assign an ip address for s0/0 routerA, you will be able to access RouterB via telnet to configure int f0/0. You will know its ip address because only two ip addresses are allowed on the 255.255.255.252 network and the one you haven't used is the router'sB s0/0. If you are unable to communicate then you need to change an ip address on routerA s0/0
Access RouterB via telnet (you can do this from hostA or RouterA)
2. #telnet A.B.C.F (router2)
>enable
Password: cisco
#config terminal
(config)#interface fastethernet 0/1
(config-if)#no shutdown
(config-if)#exit
(config)#exit
#copy running-config startup-config
You can test by pinging all ip addresses from PC2...
Este articulo fue publicado el 9 de Diciembre del 2005, en un foro en Ingles.
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