This post continues a series designed to reveal the details of the content as listed in the various exams’ listing of exam topics. The focus here: the new ICND2 200-105 exam (the second half of the CCNA R&S content). There
These blog posts about the new CCNA R&S exams (May 2016) are for you. So, I thought you might like to know a little more about what is coming in the weeks following Cisco’s big announcement day of May 17,
The new #CCNA and #CCENT are out as announced by Cisco on May 17th, 2016. The previous post revealed some of the specifics about the half of the CCNA R&S content covered in the ICND1 100-105 exam. This next post
Cisco announced new versions (3.0) of the exams related to #CCNA Routing and Switching today. Beyond posting the obvious details about exam numbers, topics, dates, and so on, Cisco has done a wonderful job in supplying lots of interesting detail
Yes, Cisco announced new #ICND1, #ICND2, and #CCNA R&S exams in May 2016. The new exams – 100-105, 200-105, and 200-125, respectively – have plenty of interesting new topics and new performance levels. This post is part 1 of two
You’ve seen lots of Config Labs posts in my blogs over the last few months – and that will continue for a while. It seemed like it was time to give you a little background on the idea. The logo
Hi everyone. Those of you who read my blog regularly will have noticed a change in style. This post is just a quick notice, and a place to leave comments and suggestions. We’ve just completed the process of moving all
Cisco #VIRL is a little like a car engine in some ways. Most people shop for a new car, not a new car engine. But the cars all come with an engine – otherwise the car’s not very useful. VIRL,
Cisco has been touting a new network emulation technology for a year or two. The first complete such offering is out now! This post outlines the big ideas, which includes a new commercial product called Cisco Modeling Labs (CML) Corporate
I have to come clean: Those last couple of Config Museum labs over in the CCENTskills blog were just a backstory to get ready for this post. Those Config Museum labs used a slightly different topology than I normally use,
