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CCIE Lab Practice Exam I
Introduction
Practice Lab for the CCIE R&S Lab Exam
This full-
day lab scenario is designed to mimic what CCIE candidates will see in the actual Cisco R&S Lab
Exam. It incorporates IOS 12.2 features and contains dual Catalyst 3550 configurations.
The purpose of this challenging exercise is to provide CCIE candidates who have just passed the written exam -
- and those who are about to --
with a transitional study step.
Complete initial and solution configurations are included as well as diagrams, hints, route tables, and
appropriate
show
command output for each device.
The
Standard 8
-hour Practice Lab
for the CCIE R&S Lab Exam
includes the configuration topics: switching,
frame relay, ISIS, RIPv2, OSPF, redistribution, ATM, ISDN, BGP, DLSW+, voice, QoS, Multicast, DHCP,
HSRP, and non-
IP protocols.
The additional
Advanced 4
-hour Practice Lab
for the CCIE R&S Lab Exam
builds upon the results of the
Standard 8-
hour Practice Lab. Advanced configuration topics include: switching, OSPF, redistribution, BGP,
DLSW+, CAR, Multicast, CBWFQ, and NTP.
Introduction
Please look at the provided diagrams and scan the entire lab before you start. Read the directions very carefully to
make sure you are doing what is being asked of you. This concept is very import
ant when you take the CCIE R&S lab
exam administered by Cisco.
You are given the initial configurations for the routers that you will need for the lab. You will be loading the initial
configuration files on the backbone routers as well. However, no configuration changes on the backbone routers are
required to complete this lab. Please assume that you do not have access to the backbone routers as that will be the
case in the real lab.
The switches have no initial configuration files and will be configured from scratch.
Follow the guidelines below unless otherwise specified:
Your network should use only the assigned IP address range.
Do
not
change any subnet masks to accomplish a task.
There should be no static routes, default routes, default networks, or any such routes injected by use of a
routing protocol, and no routes leading to Null0 unless expressly permitted.
You are not allowed to use secondary IP addresses or add Loopbacks that are not specified.
Use the password "cisco" at all times.
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