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This exam consists of 50 questions, including 4 practical questions and 46 multiple-choice and diagram questions. The practical questions cover redistribute, syslog-1, mGRE-1, and one VRF question not included in the question bank. 1. The requirements for the practical questions often differ from those in the question bank. For example, the mGRE question only requires adding a password, but the default configuration contains some errors. You need to first remove the incorrect settings with "no" and then add the correct configuration. Memorizing the answer from the question bank can get you stuck, so it's best to understand the requirements and logic in the question bank so you can adapt in the exam. Regarding the VRF question, the loopback IPs of the Finance and Admin VRFs must be interoperable, but I only completed half of the requirements. 2. I encountered one new question in the diagram question, and about seven or eight multiple-choice questions were not in the question bank. However, as long as you understand the requirements, you should be able to determine the correct answer. 3. In summary, it's still important to be familiar with the question bank, which includes practical, multiple-choice, and diagram-based questions. However, practical questions will likely not be exactly as per the question bank. Cisco often changes requirements or introduces incorrect settings, so you need to be able to troubleshoot and make corrections. Memorizing commands will help you make quick decisions, while understanding the protocol and the programming language will require you to rely on your own understanding and experience to solve the complex problems ... Read More…

I passed. Thanks for the help. The exam was held in Hsinchu, Taiwan. There were 60 questions, 6 lab questions, and I remember 5 questions being dragged. The lab questions covered CoPP, NetFlow/SPAN/SLA, VRF, eBGP, pot channels, and OSPF. There was one new lab question about a flow exporter using UDP port 2055 for transmission, which wasn't in the question bank. There was also one JSON question in the dragged section, which I hadn't seen before. There were about 3-4 multiple-choice questions that I hadn't seen before ... Read More…

On June 17th, the CCDE written exam 400-007 at the Nanning test center was passed. As a person from Guangxi, I think this exam was quite easy. Although I only had 3 weeks for review, I kept practicing the question bank every day, and the effect was very obvious. Finally, I got 850 points and was very satisfied! I encountered about 13 - 4 new questions in the exam, and the rest were original questions from the question bank. The question bank was really helpful ... Read More…

I took the CCNA exam today in Munich, after two months of intensive preparation. The total number of questions was 89, including three lab questions. The evening before the exam, I went for a walk in the English Garden to relax. During the exam, I encountered some new questions, but thanks to my basic knowledge, I was able to solve them. Time management was crucial; with the help of the provided materials, I managed to pass successfully. I am very grateful for the support! ... Read More…

I took the CCNA exam in Sydney, after one months of preparation. Total questions were 89, with 3 lab questions. Thanks to Honghu Customer Service 01 for their excellent resources! The day before the exam, I went for a walk along Bondi Beach to relax and clear my mind. During the exam, I encountered a few new questions but managed to solve them using basic knowledge. Time management was crucial; I recommend finishing easier questions first. With the help of the provided materials, I passed successfully ... Read More…

1- 45 multiple choice questions - about 5 new questions (p; _3 v/ @3 @ 2- 03 practical questions (snmp/mgre/redistribute) - the questions have changed slightly: } ... Read More…

I finally finished the exam today and renewed my certification. I got a score of 890. I was familiar with the questions. I encountered about 10 new questions and a few variant questions ... Read More…

There are 60 questions in the test, and I haven't seen about ten of them before. There are still six practical questions, and the type is the same as in the previous post. This time, after setting the static route in VRF, R11, SW11 can ping SW22. In the BGP Address-family practice question, after setting it up, the screen keeps jumping with the message The rest of the numbers will be different for lo ip, ospf id, router-id, and ospf area summary ... Read More…

Yesterday, I successfully passed the CCNA exam. There are 89 questions in total, but it seems that one or two questions are not in the question bank, they are new questions. There are about 6 questions about dragging pictures, and there seems to be a new question, which tests TCP and UDP, and the description has changed. The others are all questions that have been in the question bank. For the experimental questions, I did VLAN configuration, static routing configuration, IPV4/IPV6 address configuration ... Read More…

The lab questions are still the same 6 questions. Don't panic if the ping doesn't work for the vrf question. I did it twice and it still didn't work, but the result was correct. What I remember most clearly is that the span question monitor session 12 source interface VLAN 10's VLAN 10 is always invalid input, and there is a small sharp corner below, so you can only change it to e0/0 (corresponding to vlan10). The name of the Netflow monitor is Monitor-NetflowR1. For the port-channel question, after entering int range e0/0-2, remember to first no switchport mode access. Check the loopback 0 address show ip int lo 0, and so on. There are 4 multiple-choice questions that I haven't seen before, so it doesn't have much impact. Wish you all good luck ... Read More…