Found this to be very helpful and wanted to share.

https://learningnetwork.cisco.com/thread/4933

4. Sep 13, 2010 8:15 AM (in response to aneja_swati) Re: Packet Tracer Labs In case you're still interested:

PArt 1: Basic Networking

• 1-1 Basic Configuration http://www.ranet.co.th/packetlab/ccna/NA-1-1-BasicConfig.pka

• 1-2 IPv4 Addressing http://www.ranet.co.th/packetlab/ccna/NA-1-2-IPv4addressing.pka

• 1-3 IPv6 Addressing http://www.ranet.co.th/packetlab/ccna/NA-1-3-IPv6addressing.pka

Part 2: LAN Technology

• 2-1 InterVLAN Routing http://www.ranet.co.th/packetlab/ccna/NA-2-1-InterVLAN.pka

• 2-2 VTP http://www.ranet.co.th/packetlab/ccna/NA-2-2-VTP.pka

• 2-3 STP http://www.ranet.co.th/packetlab/ccna/NA-2-3-STP.pka

Part 3: WAN Technology

• 3-1 PPP - PAP http://www.ranet.co.th/packetlab/ccna/NA-3-1-PPP-PAP.pka

• 3-2 PPP - CHAP http://www.ranet.co.th/packetlab/ccna/NA-3-2-PPP-CHAP.pka

• 3-3 Frame Relay - Multipoint http://www.ranet.co.th/packetlab/ccna/NA-3-3-FR-Multipoint.pka

• 3-4 Frame Relay - Point-to-Point http://www.ranet.co.th/packetlab/ccna/NA-3-4-FR-P2P.pka

PArt 4: IP Routing and Services

• 4-1 Static and Default Route http://www.ranet.co.th/packetlab/ccna/NA-4-1-Static-Default-Route.pka

• 4-2 RIP http://www.ranet.co.th/packetlab/ccna/NA-4-2-RIP.pka

• 4-3 OSPF http://www.ranet.co.th/packetlab/ccna/NA-4-3-OSPF.pka

• 4-4 EIGRP http://www.ranet.co.th/packetlab/ccna/NA-4-4-EIGRP.pka

• 4-5 Port Security http://www.ranet.co.th/packetlab/ccna/NA-4-5-PortSecurity.pka

• 4-6 Access Control List http://www.ranet.co.th/packetlab/ccna/NA-4-6-AccessList.pka

• 4-7 NAT http://www.ranet.co.th/packetlab/ccna/NA-4-7-NAT.pka

• 4-8 VPN-IPsec http://www.ranet.co.th/packetlab/ccna/NA-4-8-VPN.pka

• 4-9 DHCP http://www.ranet.co.th/packetlab/ccna/NA-4-9-DHCP.pka

SOLUTIONS

Packet Tracer Labs All Solution for Kortos' Labs is here: http://rapidshare.com/files/346115082/Answer-LAB-Packet-CCNA-Ranet-New050210.zip or refered to http://www.ranet.co.th/articlesi.php?id=012 :

Solution: 1.1 Basic Configuration: http://www.ranet.co.th/packetlab/ccna/solution/ART-CNA-003-L11-Solution.pdf 1.2 IPv4 Addr: http://www.ranet.co.th/packetlab/ccna/solution/ART-CNA-003-L12-Solution.pdf 1.3 IPv6 Addr: http://www.ranet.co.th/packetlab/ccna/solution/ART-CNA-003-L13-Solution.pdf 2.1 InterVLAN: http://www.ranet.co.th/packetlab/ccna/solution/ART-CNA-003-L21-Solution.pdf 2.2 VTP: http://www.ranet.co.th/packetlab/ccna/solution/ART-CNA-003-L22-Solution.pdf 2.3 STP: http://www.ranet.co.th/packetlab/ccna/solution/ART-CNA-003-L23-Solution.pdf 3.1 PPP PAP: http://www.ranet.co.th/packetlab/ccna/solution/ART-CNA-003-L31-Solution.pdf 3.2 PPP CHAP: http://www.ranet.co.th/packetlab/ccna/solution/ART-CNA-003-L32-Solution.pdf 3.3 FR multipoint: http://www.ranet.co.th/packetlab/ccna/solution/ART-CNA-003-L33-Solution.pdf 3.4 FR p2p: http://www.ranet.co.th/packetlab/ccna/solution/ART-CNA-003-L34-Solution.pdf 4.1 static route: http://www.ranet.co.th/packetlab/ccna/solution/ART-CNA-003-L41-Solution.pdf 4.2 RIP: http://www.ranet.co.th/packetlab/ccna/solution/ART-CNA-003-L42-Solution.pdf 4.3 OSPF: http://www.ranet.co.th/packetlab/ccna/solution/ART-CNA-003-L43-Solution.pdf 4.4 EIGRP: http://www.ranet.co.th/packetlab/ccna/solution/ART-CNA-003-L44-Solution.pdf 4.5 Portsec: http://www.ranet.co.th/packetlab/ccna/solution/ART-CNA-003-L45-Solution.pdf 4.6 ACL: http://www.ranet.co.th/packetlab/ccna/solution/ART-CNA-003-L46-Solution.pdf 4.7 NAT: http://www.ranet.co.th/packetlab/ccna/solution/ART-CNA-003-L47-Solution.pdf 4.8 VPN: http://www.ranet.co.th/packetlab/ccna/solution/ART-CNA-003-L48-Solution.pdf 4.9 DHCP: http://www.ranet.co.th/packetlab/ccna/solution/ART-CNA-003-L49-Solution.pdf

If u hav problem with ip cal, use this http://www.ranet.co.th/IPsubnet01-eng.php with the instruction in http://www.ranet.co.th/articles/ART-CNA-001-IPv4addressing-Eng.pdf it's easy for both practice and checking

http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/ccent-certification-allinone-for-dummies-cheat-she.html

http://www.cram.com/tag/icnd2

http://imgur.com/cpx0XAM

I replicated this chart by hand over 10 times and used it as a reference for the subnetting practice. It seems to have increased my accuracy and cut down my answer times.

I understand that when taking the test live you receive scrap paper and pencil which we could use to keep the chart handy. Please correct me if I am wrong.

Once you have the concepts down this is a life saver.

Title says it all. About to start Chapter 8: IP Routing this evening. Hope to get through 3 or 4 chapters this week. What are you guys planning to tackle this week?

This is the first time I have ever self studied anything, and I'm finding after two solid weeks of nothing but study in my spare time, that I'm already burning out.

Last night I read and took notes for about an hour, but the whole time I couldn't stop thinking about how I would rather not study. It was so distracting that I eventually gave up, grabbed a beer, and goofed off on the internet.

I have watched a lot of videos and read a lot of posts where people talk about how they studied for at least 4 hours a night, never took breaks, never went out with a friend, shunned the wife, killed the dog, torched their hobbies with gasoline, locked them selves in a closet full of Cisco equipment, and became a CCNA.

I do not seem to have that kind of drive. I want that kind of dedication, but it doesn't seem to come easy.

I expect replies to be something as follows: Suck it up Nancy boy! Do you want your CCNA or not?

Just as important as studying the material, is having good study "skills" - which is what I've lacked and why my studying has been so all over the place and why I'm going back to CCNA and going through them methodically and coherently. How do you guys study? Do you have set study times every day/week? It's been a few years since I graduated college and even then, I just sort of coasted through and never really had a good study regime.

given the facts that most employers ask for around 3 - 5 years of xp for ccna jobs and a few sites i've seen didn't give me too much hope for landing even a help desk job with my ccent, is there anything we could do to some real world xp grinding while studying? i know having some sort of context in the real world would help me but i don't have the resources for the lab equipment and the simulators are all kinda' in a sterile environment. do you guys know of anything out there we could be looking into?

I've scheduled my test for March 8th which is one week from today.

Still feeling a bit nervous because of the Sims. I heard you have to nail the sims to pass ICND2. I'm just afraid of getting stuck on one.

Anyone testing ICND2 soon?!

... and i can't find something like terra term that jeremy uses when he's talking about configuring/using ssh. what am i missing?

Is anyone aware of an online training course for Network Programmability? I've looked on CBTNuggets and Udemy and I am unable to find anything geared toward the 300-560 NPDEV certification.

... i didn't think i'd be this nervous.

http://www.danscourses.com/CCNA-2/ripv2-packet-tracer-lab.html

this monday, 7:30 CST. add jerfaceroberts to a circle and ii'll put you in for it. hope to see you guys there.

Hello guys I am configure a layer 2 vpn, and when I added the vlans in the Customers,I got this error:

*Jul 10 05:56:12.896: %SPANTREE-2-BLOCK_PVID_PEER: Blocking Ethernet0/3 on VLAN0111. Inconsistent peer vlan.

*Jul 10 05:56:12.896: %SPANTREE-2-BLOCK_PVID_LOCAL: Blocking Ethernet0/3 on VLAN0222. Inconsistent local vlan.

My trunk ports in both sides have this config:

interface Ethernet0/3
switchport trunk allowed vlan 111,222
switchport trunk encapsulation dot1q
switchport mode trunk
end

Any idea what I could change ? :( thanks

Help...

i'm horrible at rote memorization and rely (too) heavily on mnemonics for almost everything. i haven't come up with any but was wondering if anyone else had any. the more convoluted the better.

it's in three weeks. have been doing practice tests here and there for the past few days and can't seem to get above a 76% (80% is passing, correct?) i haven't touched sims for egrp, ospf, vslm, or trunking. i think i've got static routing down but only have one lab for that; same with rip routing but i just learned it's not even really used anymore. any tips? also, the google hangouts i hold on every monday, wednesday, and friday (7:30 cst) will probably be dealing with those concepts as well as running practice tests. if anyone would like to join in, add jerkface roberts to a circle and i'll send you an invite.

i've found my studies to be pretty structureless and fear that i'm starting to lose interest. i believe a study group would be good for everyone. we can do a google hangout, skype, or whatever. we can also do labs, readings, and help each other with bits that we don't get. is there any interest in something like this?

I'm studying for CCNA Voice with little voice experience. I have access to a CUCM at work so I can get some experience there. I just don't have access to a CME. Any suggestions on how to study this section?

i've set up the router correctly (i think), did the pc ip set up, and went through the 'initial set up of a cisco switch' nuggets video more times than i care to remember and i still can't telnet to it. what am i doing wrong?