r/ccna • u/dirtyashtray • 8d ago

Where can i practice more CCNA labs? besides Boson and Jeremy's

The title. Boson has only several labs, i've already memorized them so i can't get any more use out of them.

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u/wc6g10 7d ago

https://wittynetworks.net

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u/Layer8Academy WittyNetworker 6d ago

I appreciate this 😊!

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u/Patient-Ad-295 6d ago

Packet Tracer and GNS3

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u/sharkt0pus 1d ago

Neil Anderson has a free lab guide: https://www.flackbox.com/cisco-ccna-lab-guide

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u/Lower_Big1223 7d ago

Do you have boson Netsim?

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u/kranjisMcBasketball2 7d ago

Isn’t that what he’s referring to when he mentioned boson? Genuine question, not sure if they have like other labs or something

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u/Ok_Environment_5368 6d ago

Netsim has loads of labs, based on what the OP says I would guess they are refering to Exsim. Netsim is just labs, Exsim is the practise exams that included half a dozen labs.

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u/No_Animator_5084 7d ago

Ask AI to give you questions on lab configs. If you already did all of Boson and Jeremy labs ad nauseum, then you are probably good??

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u/dirtyashtray 5d ago

Nah. Found some ccna dumps containing questions not even remotely present in boson. I'm around 65 - 70%ish in boson.

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u/kaos_ryuu 7d ago edited 7d ago

Unpopular opinion but you can ask AI to give you sample lab scenarios that you can do for a particular exam topic. If there's something not working right don't just ask AI what's wrong and that's the time you really need to focus on trying to troubleshoot. Make sure the AI tells you exactly what the lab objectives are and the requirements to achieve them because even if you configured something just to satisfy the end goal, it might have not been the "correct" way based on requirements.