Another customer — another broken network! Employees report that no one can reach Internet services. The senior network admin is on vacation, and the next most experienced engineer is on sick leave. The junior admin has no clue what’s wrong. He mentioned something about NAT not working, but the manager suspects that more than just NAT is misconfigured. Your mission: Investigate the entire setup and fix it. All clients must be able to ping 8.8.8.8, and NAT should function properly using R1’s public IP for translation. ✅ Once everything works, post screenshots in the comments showing: - Successful pings from clients to 8.8.8.8 - NAT translations on R1 (show ip nat translations) Let’s see who can bring this Internet connection back to life first 🌐⚡

In which DHCP message type does the client accept the offered IP address from the DHCP server?

Hey everyone, quick vibe check! How are you all feeling about this community so far? Do you feel it’s actually helping you progress in your studies? I’d love to know what you think is the most valuable part of this community right now? Please be completely honest when you vote. A bit of tough love helps me make things better for you. Drop your thoughts in the comments too. Your feedback means a lot. My goal is to turn this community into the go-to place for every aspiring network engineer who wants to crush their CCNA. 💪

Hello everyone! My name's Didrika and I'm from Sweden. I've been studying a uni course in the basics of computer communications for the last ~2 months while working in 2nd line helpdesk. I'm planning on beginning my CCNA studies fr as soon as that's finished to hopefully transition into a NOC role (yey for less customer interaction). Found this group on Reddit, you all will be such a valuable resource so thanks for the invite!! Can't wait to study with you all 😁