Share your ENARSI Experience

@JRR Maybe you are talking about the ENCOR exam?

@cciewannabe. That’s what I’m thinking. Has to be.

Definitely labs! 4 of them. I failed. The tutorial before the test walked you thru how to answer and fumble thru the different types of questions but not a peep about labs so it took me a couple minutes just to understand what it wanted me to do and how. Same experience as a previous comment, the first lab destroyed my time and was super hard to follow the tasks it was trying to get me to complete. 52 questions total and after the 4 labs, I had 15 minutes left for 29 questions.

@Labs Sounds rough.. Can you share more details what were the labs that you got on the exam? Were some from here or they were completely new?
Thank you!

@Labs, more info about the labs? what kind of labs were they? are they from here?
@Networktut, any info about the new labs? you should really help us out if we are paying for the premium membership…

@Networktut, Any updates about sim labs , The last update from 2 week ago , latency is not acceptable in premium membership.

I planned next week to take the exam but seems that i must postpone it. @networktut you should get update about SIMs ASAP!

@labs please can you share details about the Labs in your exam. Please

Hello, could you please provide us the new labs asap?

Thanks!

Hi all,

I’m considering buying the premium subscription for prep, however it sounds like there are some SIM labs missing. Are the available SIMs free on the site or are they only for premium members? I see people mentioning an EEM lab, however I don’t see that here. I’ve just been using the PDF last updated in June.

Posted by MSITM (March 2, 2023) and confirmed by Kolleck (March 3, 2023):

“Just passed the ENARSI 300-410 solely using Networktut. It was a very stressful exam because there were 4 sim questions. 2 of them you can practice from Networktut. The other 2, I’m guessing are brand new sims. One of the new sims was building dmvpn tunnels on 2 spoke site routers so you need to practice building dmvpn tunnels. The other new sim was about troubleshooting a EIGRP network and redirecting that traffic path to a destination. The exam result is pass or fail and once you finished, the result is pending for a proctor to review the sim portion of the exam which took about 2 or 3 hours. Then you get an email informing the result status is available to review online. Good luck everyone! Practice those sims in gns3 along with taking the composite quizzes 10+ times.”

There are no EEM sims on this test. That was on the ENCOR exam.

Hopefully, @Networktut will follow up with confirmation and example sims.

To everyone that recently attempted the ENARSI, is the newly added DMVPN Sim the one that everyone got on the exam?
Thanks in advance!

1 lab was for copp acl’s but also included eigrp and ospf troubleshooting. Again, the tasks were very vague and it was hard to follow. Another lab included building isakmp keys from scratch and creating tunnels. The next 2 I honestly don’t remember because my time was so low I rushed thru them as fast as I could. I know I had to change 8 interfaces to the correct vrf and re-ip them and then I just did a wr mem and moved on. I’ve been doing this exact work for quite some time and consider myself good at it but the labs to me seem poorly written and impractical for a 90 minute exam. I need to also mention that I do not have a premium membership. If someone can confirm those labs then I’d definitely get one.

@Labs,

currently there are 5 sims with the premium membership:
-CoPP with access list
-VRF config with some basic BGP
-2 ospf tshoot labs

I guess you got a few from these.

A new sim was uploaded a few days ago concerning DMVPN but it is pretty basic and only a draft version. I am not sure it really mirrors the exact exam DMVPN sim. in this draft you do not need to create isakmp keys and ipsec policies from scratch. I dont think you got this during the exam, but who knows?

To all who are planning to take the ENARSI exam, you better take it before September 20, 2023 cause changes are coming. Looks like there will be new exam topics added.

Happy studying fellow engineers.

https://learningnetwork.cisco.com/s/cisco-certification-roadmaps

Do labs have an impact on overall score, or not? And to what extent. I mean, if you skip some of them and get most of the questions and drag and drops right.
Because if you take ~15 min on a lab in average, 4 labs = 1 hour.
So most of the lab-related feedback on here is people losing too much time on them, and thus not having enough to do the questions right.

@Johnny If you skip the labs, you will fail as they count for a huge impact on your score. I’d suggest labbing as much as you can and make sure you know and understand the material. From what I’ve read on here, the labs are difficult but those who have taken the exam with the labs have described what they’ve had. Seems the topics are DMVPN, CoPP, EIGRP and VRF and possibly others as it’s hard to say.

Hello, i have some doubts about the sim labs.
– The Copp and VRF exercise are the same than the lab that it os in network tut.
– Could you please upload the EIGRP lab?

Thanks!

Does anyone know if the new labs are already included in the premium membership?
Thanks!

@Q1, no están los laboratorios, solo hay uno nuevo sobre DMVPN, y esta en versión draft.

Any update about ENARSI exam?

Hello Guys,

I have had the exam yesterday. I Passed.

No Labs. I had around 60 questions, all from here. two or three drag and drops, the rest is multiple choice/single choice. study the material from here carefully and then you will have no problem taking the exam.

I got this from a different site from a week ago – “Passed ENARSI, dump covered around 90% exam questions. However, I also came across 4 SIM questions. 1. route redistribution, 2. DMVPN, 3. CoPP 4”

are you sure @DaGe

@Dage did you go to test center or from home? usa or eu?

Hello Guys,

I am sure. I did go to a test center. EU.

I also read the comments, I really tried to prepare for the SIMS. Especially the DMVPN one. Maybe I got lucky, I dont know. But I know that I did not need to complete any sims. after the 10th question I was like okay I still have plenty of time, when will the first sim come? after the 20th question, the same. after the 30th I was like wtf, no sim? this is why I studied so hard? And then no SIM at all. I was maybe lucky. completed the exam in 45 minutes.

@DaGe, thank you for this useful info!

I am taking my exam sometime this week. I will come back and let you guys know if I get any labs or not.

Well folks. I failed my test today, but not because I wasn’t prepared. @Networktut, you are spot on with these questions. Folks, make sure you go through all of the questions on this site. You won’t regret it.

I had four sims. DMVPN, redistribution, VRF, and OSPF. The DMVPN was pretty straight forward in what it was asking (mapping, mtu, authentication, tunnel protection, network-id, source interface). The VRF is the exact one on here. The redistribution sim took me a minute to figure out what it was and what it was asking me to do (had to skip it because of time). OSPF sim was like the one here.

Lots of errors during my exam with the software to the point that Pearson Vue had to submit a ticket on my behalf.

Everything you need to pass the exam in here, except for the redistribution sim. I know if I wasn’t freaking out over everything else that was going on with the test itself, I could have figured that out too.

Good luck folks. Just waiting to see what Pearson Vue says so I can go do this again…

@LR I take my exam in a month as well. Please, definitely let us all know what you get. Much appreciated.

What are LAB sims coming in ENARSI exam? Are the Network tut MCQ are good enough to pass the exam?
Any one?