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I passed the 300-410 exam—thank you so much! The actual exam was largely consistent with the question bank, though I did encounter three new questions. The exam included a total of three lab exercises covering VRF, DHCP, and IP SLA. All of these were drawn from the question bank, although some minor adjustments were made to specific configuration details. Lab exercises carry significant weight in the exam, so it is crucial to practice them extensively during your preparation. In addition to the labs I encountered personally, other candidates have reported that topics such as DMVPN and ACLs are also frequently tested. Pay close attention to the questions. Whether they are multiple-choice or lab-based, the question stems always contain specific requirements (e.g., configuration objectives for labs, or limiting conditions for multiple-choice questions); therefore, be sure to read each question very carefully during the exam ... Read More…

Passed with a score of 863. The exam consisted of 100 questions; the question bank coverage was high, with 6 new questions—specifically, 4 multiple-choice questions and 2 drag-and-drop questions ... Read More…

The exam consists of a total of 59 questions (including drag-and-drop and multiple-choice questions) and 6 lab tasks. 1. The lab tasks are tested first: (1) The OSPF configuration task, specifically regarding summarization. (2) Configuring "policy 9000 packets." (3) Configuring VRF FINANCE on Tunnel 0. I was unable to successfully ping the destination for this task; even after applying VRF FINANCE to interface E0/1 (the interface connected to the switch), connectivity was not established. However, I was able to successfully `tracert` (or `traceroute`) to the remote end. Note that the remote router is inaccessible—it appears grayed out in the interface, so you cannot click into it to log in. (4) Configuring BGP. The requirement here is to configure it under the `address-family` mode. Everyone needs to pay close attention to this point; I spent a long time stuck here. When specifying the `neighbor` command, I tried using the Tab key for auto-completion, but the `remote-as` parameter simply wouldn't appear. I struggled with this for quite a while until I finally decided to manually type out the entire `remote-as` command, at which point it worked. It was a real trap! (5) Configuring LACP on switch interfaces E0/0 through E0/2. After completing the configuration for this task, you must issue a `shutdown` followed by a `no shutdown` on the interfaces; otherwise, Port-channel 1 (Po1) will not come up. (6) Configuring traffic filtering to allow EIGRP traffic to pass through. For the second sub-question of this task, I nearly gave up; however, after taking a closer look, I realized it involved configuring a `monitor` session. I had been too nervous in the moment to read the instructions clearly. 2. Next came the multiple-choice and drag-and-drop questions: (1) I encountered 2 or 3 new questions within the drag-and-drop section, though I cannot recall the ... Read More…

I passed with a score of 883. There appeared to be two new questions in the multiple-choice section: one regarding the distinction between "hybrid" and "mix," and another that I’ve since forgotten. As for the drag-and-drop questions, one involved controllers—specifically the concepts of Southbound and Northbound interfaces—requiring six items to be paired up correctly. The remaining questions were essentially identical to the original practice questions, with only the order of the answer choices having been rearranged ... Read More…

I passed—smoothly and confidently. It seems there were only about two new questions; the question bank is solid. The exam consisted of 43 questions, including three lab exercises: EIGRP, DMVPN, and SLA. The lab scenarios haven't changed at all ... Read More…

There were 100 questions in total, including 6 drag-and-drop items and approximately 4 new questions—one of which asked about AI network optimization, which I had to guess based on my professional experience. Overall, the coverage provided by the question bank exceeded 90% ... Read More…

The exam had a total of 58 questions. While that doesn't seem like a lot, the practical (LAB) questions were incredibly challenging. Although the question types were all within the question bank, the parameters were wildly different, making rote memorization a recipe for failure. For example, the NetFlow question required adding `collector version 9`. Thankfully, customer service sent me the latest update and told me to make sure I checked the latest version; otherwise, I would have definitely been stuck on that part during the exam. Also, the PortChannel question required manually disabling the original `access VLAN` in the e0/0-2 interface. I hadn't noticed this detail during practice, but customer service representative 01 reminded me that "the default mode will conflict with the Trunk," and sure enough, that was the problem during the exam! Without disabling it first, the subsequent configuration wouldn't work at all. In the multiple-choice section, one question tested the ICMPv6 multicast address. I hadn't seen this question in the old question bank, but luckily I guessed it right based on my intuition. The second question, "Drag and Drop," tested the path to the Ansible hosts file. I remember customer service telling me firmly beforehand, "You must remember it's `/etc/ansible/hosts`," and I easily got the points on that question too! ... Read More…

There were 100 questions in total, including 8 drag-and-drop items. Only one of the drag-and-drop questions was new—specifically regarding SD-WAN controllers—and there were about 8 or 9 new multiple-choice questions; the rest were all exact matches. I scored 884 points ... Read More…

4 Lab Tasks + 68 Multiple-Choice/Drag-and-Drop Questions = 72 Questions Total. The four lab tasks covered the following topics: VLAN/LLDP, OSPF, IPv4/IPv6 Address Configuration, and EtherChannel. These were the exact tasks included in the exam; however, the specific requirements for the tasks differed slightly from those found in the practice question bank—while the network diagrams remained the same, the IP addresses were different. Regarding the multiple-choice questions, I can't recall the specific details of the new questions I encountered, but the question bank coverage was quite high, and the exam featured a relatively large number of straightforward, simple questions. As for the drag-and-drop questions, I estimate there were about eight or nine of them, and only one of them was a type I hadn't seen before ... Read More…

I passed the CCNA 200-301 exam smoothly! The forum's question bank is authentic and effective. The lab questions mainly cover: VLAN/LLDP, OSPF, IPv4/IPv6 address configuration, and EtherChannel. The IPv4/IPv6 address configuration data has been slightly adjusted; as long as you master the question bank, you should have no problem handling them ... Read More…