CCNA2	Module 11 Access Control Lists (ACLs)
Lab	Title	Status
11.2.1a	Configuring Standard Access Lists	very important
11.2.2a	Configuring Extended Access Lists	very important, same setup as 11.2.1a
11.2.3a	Configuring a Named Access List	very important, same setup as 11.2.1a
11.2.1b	Standard ACLs	important, best do a pair or group
11.2.6	VTY Restriction	important, same setup as 11.2.1b
11.2.2b	Simple Extended Access Lists	read through, no suitable router for BHM
CCNA2	Module 10 - Intermediate TCP/IP
Lab	Title	Status
10.1.6	Multiple Active Host Sessions	short but interesting
10.2.5	Well-Known Port Numbers and Multiple Sessions	interesting, same setup as 10.1.6
CCNA2	Module 9 - Basic Router Troubleshooting
Lab	Title	Status
9.1.1	Using show ip route to Examine Routing Tables	important
9.1.2	Gateway of last Resort	useful, same setup as 9.1.1
9.1.8	Last Route Update	useful, same setup as 9.1.1
9.2.6	Troubleshooting Using ping and telnet	very important, (note: errors on labsheet)
9.3.4	Troubleshooting Using traceroute	big setup, do if time permits otherwise read through
9.3.5	Troubleshoting Routing Issues with show ip route and show ip protocols	useful, same physical setup as 9.1.1
9.3.7	Troubleshooting Routing Issues with debug	useful, same setup as 9.3.5
CCNA2	Module 8 - TCP/IP Suite Error and Control Messages
Lab	Title	Status
		there are no labs in this module
CCNA2	Module 7 - Distance Vector Routing Protocols
Lab	Title	Status
7.2.2	Configuring RIP	simple but very important
7.2.6	Troubleshooting RIP	important, same setup as 7.2.2
7.2.7	Preventing Routing Updates Through an Interface	important
7.2.9	Load Balancing Across Multiple Paths	similar setup to 7.2.7
7.3.5	Configuring IGRP	important
7.3.6	Default Routing with RIP and IGRP	can do as group
7.3.8	Unequal Cost Load Balancing with IGRP	review
CCNA2	Module 6 - Routing and Routing Protocols
Lab	Title	Status
6.1.6	Configuring Static Routes	very important, can be done pairs/group
CCNA2	Module 5 - Managing Cisco IOS Software
Lab	Title	Status
5.1.3	Using the Boot System Command	useful
5.1.5	Troubleshooting Configuration Register Boot Problems	useful, use Cisco configuation register tool
5.2.3	Managing Configuration Files with TFTP	important
5.2.5	Managing IOS Images with TFTP	important
5.2.6a	Password Recovery Procedures	important
5.2.6b	Managing IOS Images with ROMmon and Xmodem	slow, just read through
CCNA2	Module 4 - Learning About Other Devices
Lab	Title	Status
4.1.4	Creating a Network Map using CDP
4.1.6	Using CDP Commands	similar setup to 4.1.4
4.2.2	Establishing and Verifying a Telnet Connection
4.2.3	Suspending and Disconnecting Telnet Sessions	same setup as 4.2.2
4.2.3	Advanced Telnet Operations	optional
4.2.5a	Connectivity Tests - Ping
4.2.5b	Connectivity Tests - Traceroute	same setup as 4.2.5a
4.2.6	Troubleshooting IP Address Issues	same setup as 4.2.5a
CCNA2	Module 3 - Configuring a Router
Lab	Title	Status
3.1.2	Command Modes and Router Identification	fluffy and short, but good practice
3.1.3	Configuring Router Passwords	important, you will have to do this often
3.1.4	Using Router Show Commands	important, needed when fault-finding
3.1.5	Configuring a Serial Interface	important, you need to know how to do this without notes
3.1.6	Making Configuring Changes	do, good practice
3.1.7	Configuring an Ethernet Interface	important, you need to know how to do this without notes
3.2.3	Configuring Interface Descriptions	short but good practice
3.2.5	Configuring Message-of-the-Day	short but good practice
3.2.7	Configuring Host Tables	useful consolodation
3.2.9	Backing up Configuration Files	important, can use router configurations entered in 3.2.7
CCNA2	Module 2 - Introduction to Routers
Lab	Title	Status
2.2.1	Router Configuration using Setup	important, but do lab 2.2.4 first
2.2.4	Establishing a Console Session with HyperTerminal	very important, used all the time, do before 2.2.1
2.2.9	Command Line Fundamentals	important
CCNA2	Module 1 - WANs & Routers
Lab	Title	Status
1.2.5	Connecting Console Interfaces	do (short)
1.2.6	Connecting Router LAN Interfaces	do (short)
1.2.7	Connecting WAN Interfaces	do (short)