Hey everyone, hope you are doing well. Can someone recommend me the important labs conf as i don't have much time to complete all the labs given in jitl. I am currently doing the labs given in neil's course. Please suggest me topics that I should really focus on to pass the exam.

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I am doing the exam tomorrow for the first time, I am looking for a good review material if anyone knows of any. Ideally I would like a PDF with the exam topics and a brief explanation over them, but I would take videos as well. Anyone has any good resource?

I've mastered IPv4 subnetting through JITL and practice. But on a few practice papers there are few questions about IPv6 subnetting. Do i absolutely need to know/practice them as well? or is it not a prerequisite for the exam.

I know that the way cisco evaluates it's exams is not know, but when doing a lab, would you do more than what it's explicitly asking? For example, let's say they ask you to configure and access port so that it will bypass STP convergence and it will go straight into forwarding mode with out any further requirement. Would you just configure it as port fast and leave it at that, or would you also configure bpduguard and nonegociate?