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4 weeks ago
next week i start in a short traject doing this…Any tips ?
How to get my CCNA
It made me
Jumping off my seat 
"Got brain cramp after the exam, but worth the shot"
How I did it: I have a basic of Information system degree not related much to networking but close enough.
I do work as network engineer but no certifications at that time.
I took the express course on CCNA, bought myself some good books - one of them from Todd Lammle.
Bought CBTNuggets video tutorial with the author Jeremy Ciaora.
Visit blogs and sites about Cisco and CCNA and learn A LOT from them.
Lessons & tips: Visit the sites about Cisco and CCNA, learn what to do and not to do from people experienced with the exam.
Write your own blog and post about topics in the exam to keep you fresh with the topics.
Resources: Todd Lammle Books
CBTNuggets - Jeremy Ciaora
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Sucks for you guys
4 months ago
Sucks for you guys who have to pay tons of money to take these courses. I am in High School 17 years old and they offer them for free CCNA 1-2 and CCNA 3-4 classes. Its good for colleges to see that I am CCNA certified but I am not too sure what kind of wonders this thing would do for a job resume.
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5 months ago
I suggest www.how2pass.com
when you are getting 90 or better on the final tests you are ready!
Good Luck!
taking mine in a couple of weeks
7 months ago
i bought books, a dvd, and a 2-router-1-switch lab. i hope this strategy works
attempting through a training program
7 months ago
I’ve paid $4k to learn this i better work on it and get it done.
Jared Sewell is writing!!!
Not so difficult after all...
7 months ago
If you are getting at least 90% in the practice exams, go ahead and take the test…
Jared Sewell is writing!!!
I have been an MCP since 1999 and have been working as a consultant since then under the SewellConsulting.com banner. Now, however, I find myself back in the market and needing to work for somebody else’s clients and my lack of credentials is sorely felt. Even with 15+ years of experience in building workstations and servers to order, designing and installing networks and even installing and enhancing mobile communications platforms, I can hardly get anybody to call me for an interview. My hope is that with an A+, MCP and a CCNA folks will take notice of my skills and experience and I can get a real job without working for myself. We shall see…
