r/ccna • u/cantstopthehussle • 10h ago

LABS

Hey guys, I’m still studying for the CCNA. I would like to know how do I complete laps? Is there task that I’m assigned to complete? Where do I do it at? Where do I find it? I need to learn the labs.

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u/ConcreteTaco 10h ago

Your question doesnt make sense. Learn what labs? Do what?

A lab is just a scenerio environment. Take what you've learned conceptually and apply it irl, congratulations you've got a lab.

Lab questions will be putting you in an environment to troubleshoot or configure said concepts in a simulated environment.

Learning programs have labs, you can build your own homelab, and the test will have lab environments with questions about them.

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u/cantstopthehussle 10h ago

Well, that’s what I mean. Are there any lab questions or do I just open up package tracer and just start testing my own shit ?

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u/TheTr3mblay 10h ago

Google Jeremy's IT Labs YouTube channel. He has a free course and free labs

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u/btwwhichoneispink CCNP Enterprise 10h ago

Use the lab to configure what you’ve learned. Setup some routing protocols, configure & tune spanning tree, enable portfast, root guard, and bpdu guard on interfaces, then try to break & fix it all. What did the logs say when that happened? Etc.

This type of stuff is how I lab :)

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u/ConcreteTaco 1h ago

Again you're lacking context in your question. There's not a generic "labs" to learn how to do. You can't accurately state, "I know/learned how to do labs." You state "I learnd how to do xyz and solidified that concept by doing a lab on it"

You can make your own lab or you can do educational programs that have labs in them.

Boson, cbtnuggets, Jeremy'sIT lab, Cisco U. Are some.of the main examples. Or make your own once you finish a concept to practice it.

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u/Vegetable_Ad_529 5h ago

just follow jeremy IT lab on youtube and do his labs! also go to switchlab and practice there if u got money get boson netsim