@Derek-Russell,

This is first but there are none that I know of that are called out on any of the objectives at the CCNA level.

But usually the one that is referred to most often would have to Private IP Addresses -- RFC 1918.

I can't think of any other right now. But someone else may know some.

@Joshua-Tschuor,

All of our Cisco courses revolve around the official exam objectives. I do not remember anything dealing with reporting in those objectives. Having said that I'm not exactly sure what you're looking for. Are you looking for a network administration tool? Your example, leads me to believe you're looking for a network design course.

@Saad-Talani,

https://app.itpro.tv/course/handson-pythonnetworking-professionals/overview-python-networking

@James-Carver,

Yes, you must add the licenses to the FMC, then from the FMC you can assign them to the Firepower Service Module.

@Mark-Sammon,

Never having worked with AT switches, I'm not sure.

On the AT switch, do they have a logical management port ...like an mt 0/0/0? if so special rules may apply to this port...I don't know.

@Karl-Martin,

There hasn't been any update to the exam objectives for it since the 1st iteration and we haven't seen viewership of this course increase very much since we launched it.

So even though the technology has changed since then, the exam objectives have not. So we will probably not be updating this until the exam objectives changes and/or viewership goes up on the course.

Ironically, I chose to make this course because I believed this would be a very popular course. Data has proven me wrong here.

@Ronnie-Wong

Thank you for the information.

After adding this into the EIGRP Routing, the tunnel came up but then goes offline again. The error messages are below.

*********Sep 28 23:20:03.086: %ADJ-5-PARENT: Midchain parent maintenance for IP midchain out of Tunnel0 - looped chain attempting to stack

*Sep 28 23:20:08.094: %TUN-5-RECURDOWN: Tunnel0 temporarily disabled due to recursive routing

*Sep 28 23:20:09.093: %LINEPROTO-5-UPDOWN: Line protocol on Interface Tunnel0, changed state to down

*Sep 28 23:20:09.096: %DUAL-5-NBRCHANGE: EIGRP-IPv4 1: Neighbor 130.32.1.1 (Tunnel0) is down: interface down

Sep 28 23:21:10.110: %LINEPROTO-5-UPDOWN: Line protocol on Interface Tunnel0, changed state to up*******

The link goes online than offline repeatedly.

@Jordan-Donelson,

We cover each and every exam objective to the level of detail I believe you would need.

Having said that, it doesn't mean that simply watching a video is enough. If there is any topic that you do not understand fully after covering it, it means you do not understand that objective well enough to sit for the exam. You will have to study each concept until you are confident you know that objective at the verb level described in the exam objectives.

The CCNA exam is notoriously difficult to pass because of the single pass you have at the exam. Also, the timing, give yourself about 1 minute per question...any more than that you're at risk of failing...this means you must read the question, understand what they're asking you and know the answer and mark it confidently before proceeding to the next question.

So, though I can cover the material I believe is relevant for what will appear on the exam. I cannot insure that you have the background knowledge to set the context for each question or other skills in networking you should know before you you sit for this exam. If you're new to IT, this is not an entry level certification you should seek. If you don't have the equivalent of CompTIA A+ and Network+ level knowledge (not the certification) I wouldn't make this one your first certification.

All of the above is my opinion and experience in helping thousands succeed on their CCNA exam.

@Ruming-Liu,

it looks as though the download link normally attached to the Course Overview episode is not there. I'll try and get that corrected today.

Thanks for letting me know.

p.s. This has now been fixed...you should see a link in the course overview videos to download all the notes for the course.

@Stephen-Rumph,

If you ssh into the switch. You should see the host name

@Ronnie-Wong Thanks Ronnie. Maybe a static route where this is needed. It's really only for performance purposes.

Regards,
Adam Tyler

Thank you guys
I think I maybe should try to study for the CCNA certification first to get a good foundation in networking. It seems to be the best certification to take here in Norway anyway. Almost everyone at work has a masters degree, but gives the Python stuff to me, making simple tools for in house use. A long time ago I learned Java and dabble with Python at home so that's why I am so interested and the Cisco certs seems to be the most recognized here in addition to the MS cloud ones. I am an old man at fifty working at the support desk and are getting a little bored. First and second line for a company working with welfare technology. Cisco might get me a better job.

@James-Mette,

We're working on it. But we're not able to reproduce the issue.

When I start NYACCESS1, I'm normally already pass user mode and in `privileged exec mode." The lab team and I do not what happened to where you were dropped into user mode but cannot get passed it to config mode if there is no password.

@jorge-sosa-0,

This is no longer covered on the current iteration of the exam objectives for exam 200-301.

But you can find it in our legacy category under the previous exam edition beginning here: https://app.itpro.tv/course/ccna-routingswitching-updated-2018/understand-eigrp-conceptsoperations

@jorge-sosa-0 and @Scott-Fenn,

Your option for a lab for the ASA image is the Cisco CML2 that includes that ASA image.

Unfortunately, the only way to get 55o6-x image is through Cisco downloads now along with valid license from Cisco.

Ok, perfect. Thanks Ronnie. Your help is appreciated,

@ronnie-wong said in Migrating configurations of Cisco 5510 ASA 8.2(5) to Firepower ####?:

Cisco's CML2

Hi Ronnie,

I was able to access and ASA on Cisco CML2 following this guys video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k57RRoFyeqI
I accessed default lab's ASA but was not able to make my own lab with just ASA turn on. I may need play with it a little more to figure it out. For now I could at least use the default lab ASA. I logged on and did some show commands.
I also emailed Practice labs for any Cisco ASA/firepower practice labs.
I was hopping to use GNS3 with Enterasys/Extreme Network labs too. So I hope it is better. But I've not used GNS3 yet.

CML2 seems promising Thanks again!

@yahav-haim,

The CCNA show is based on the 200-301 exam objectives posted on the cisco certification website. This show was recording right after the release of the exam objectives.

The show currently in production right now is still based on the same objectives but we've changed and updated our sets, cameras and production and to make it more consistent with our current learning design philosophy, we're reshooting this to be much more learner centric in focus.

@brian-bauer,

I've been on holiday for the last week. We're reshooting the CCNA to make it more up to date with our newer format and change of learning design model.

I'm not scheduled to travel anywhere for ACI learning, so I don't think I'll be there this year.

@vinod-kumar,

Verify that Switch03 has ip address on it.