CCNA: Questions and Answers

“CCNA Questions and Answers” is a comprehensive self-study tool that enables you to succeed the CCNA Exam on the first attempt.  With the companion online course, this book is the perfect tool for CCNA preparation, even if you are facing networking for the first time. You will find explanation of concepts, configuration commands and question on every single topic you learned. With “CCNA Questions and Answers”, you will be able to assess your knowledge and pass the CCNA exam confidently.

This package includes:

• A complete guide to the CCNA (available online)
• Tips and Tricks to pass the exam
• More than 1500 questions to assess your knowledge, grouped by topic and four exam simulations with 60 mixed questions each
• 4 hands-on lab for Cisco Packet Tracer, plus other 4 labs available online
• A quick recap of the most difficult topics covered, to allow you to review them easily
• The correct answer for every question, available in the solution page. This is accompanied by a brief explanation that shows why the answer is correct.
• A step-by-step guide on how to complete the labs, that acts as a solution (available for both labs inside the book and online labs)
• Tips on how to assess your knowledge into the three levels defined by Cisco

This book is designed by a self-study practitioner, specifically for approaching networking with self-study. You will find details that eviscerate every concepts that might sound unclear.

Alessandro Maggio is already author of “Free CCNA Course”, a complete online course that covers the CCNA topics. Alessandro is the first to have achieved the CCNP Certification in Italy before 20, exclusively with self-study. He now works a networking consultant in large enterprises and shares his self-study experience online, and in this book.

This book follows the topics listed on cisco.com for the CCNA Exam, and tries to cover each at the greatest level of detail possible. While we consider this book to be accurate, this book is not sponsored or endorsed by Cisco in any way. This book should be intended as an independent work and not as official Cisco material.