On Boson you can just click the router/switch.ģ) The real test is slightly more restrictive than Boson in which routers/switches you can connect to (only those they deem absolutely necessary to complete the Sim or answer the question(s)) and what commands you can use.
I don't know why Cisco felt the need to have Simlets with two slightly different layouts.Ģ) On the real test, you will usually have to connect to a router/switch by clicking on the PC connected to it by console cable. With only slight differences (see below), the Boson practice test and the real ICND1 feel the same.ġ) The Real ICND1 contains a second type of Simlet that has a slightly different look, but the basic idea is still the same. Pearson does not (only multiple choice and possibly - can't remember for sure - drag and drop). The Boson contains Simulations and Simlets just like on the real thing. I decided to buy the Boson ExSim-Max and took all 3 practice exams scoring 901, 930, and 930. I repeatedly came up just shy of passing and not because I didn't know the material, but because of the wording of the questions or in the case of some questions because the answer was just plain wrong or was based on information not included in the question. They came free Odom's book, so I gave them a try. If you can afford it, get the Boson ExSim-Max.
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