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I recertified on my CCNA a month back, taking the single test just like the original time. It seemed harder than the first time around especially considering I've got 3 years of decent level routing and switching experience under my belt. They sure do hit you with all the poo poo you might not commit to memory and you can find out by doing a show X or show Y. Luckily I didn't have the dreaded ISDN alphabet soup questions as I can never remember all of the position points and pieces, but I did get some ISDN questions about how to view call status etc. The test format itself has changed a lot, I certainly don't remember the multiple answer interactive semi-sim. I do like nitpicking their little questions though, like when you get asked in a sim to create an ACL list that blocks port 8 from IP x to IP y. Even if you do all the ACL work right you can still get to the web server from the place you arent supposed to. This made me panic a little thinking I had gotten the placement of extended vs standard ACLs mixed up, but when I reversed them I got the same results. Then to test my theory that ACLs don't get processed properly I created an ACL that would block outbound access to everything and sure enough, no change. So I set it up and away I go. I left a little note on that question saying that I should have gotten bonus points for troubleshooting the sim to provide supporting evidence for my answer. That question made me finish with 2 minutes left.
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Ray_ posted:That's up to my boss. We have the electrical contract too, so they'll decide if it's cheaper to run electrical outlets or add in 48 port power injectors at each switch. I was looking at injectors by Powerdsine. The 3560Gs have 4 SFP ports 
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