CCNA Lab design and ips...............

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Hi,

first post so hope don't make an arse of myself................

studying for the ccna for more years than I can care to mention, if you passed it for owning 7 ccna books or more I'd be laughing........

I tend to start studying, get bored to death with the OSI and then give up.....

not this time however !!! I have a lab at home and the packet tracer router sim, my issue is when I sit down with it, its a case of where do I start ???

if anyone has any info on lab setups with example IP's on interfaces that would be v useful, think I just need a kick in the right direction. It doesn't matter what examples they are, although I have x amount of routers at home I can use the Sim if need be.

I'm tempted to give my Xbox away until I pass at least the CCENT, this is how desperate it is !!!!

thanks in advance

aj

 

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Depends upon what equipment you have! I studied through the Networking Academy and so had loads of labs to work through. I also bought quite a bit of equipment as well - sometimes I thought I had too much!

 

..read the books?

An easy way to remember the OSI model is;

Please - Physical
Do - Data-link
Not - Network
Throw - Transport
Sausage - Session
Pizza - Presentation
Away - Application

 

i memorized the OSI layers the hardcore way on the A+