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Cisco the way forward...?
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| Hi,
I will be studying for my CCNA very soon to supplement my career aspirations as well as to help me in my job. I do indeed agree that hands-on experience is essential to fully understand and appreciate the concepts behind internetworking.
However at the moment I only have basic Cisco IOS and conceptual knowledge - I was just wondering whther I would be taking on a lot considering my level of knowledge?
And also is the Cisco E-trainer study material any good, as I was thinking about purchasing it...?
thanks in advance
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| Hi EricTheRed. Here are my answers to your questions:
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Originally posted by EricTheRed:
...at the moment I only have basic Cisco IOS and conceptual knowledge - I was just wondering whther I would be taking on a lot considering my level of knowledge?
This really depends on a number of factors. Do you have a good memory? There is a lot of memory work involved. You also need at least a reasonable intelligence to grasp the internetworking materials covered. I personally believe there is a lot to learn in this area, and in prep for the CCNA exam.
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And also is the Cisco E-trainer study material any good, as I was thinking about purchasing it...?
ETR
I can't say on this one. I used the Sybex Virtual Lab E-Trainer, which I thought to be quite good. For more info about prep for the exam, and study sources, check my Web page at:
http://unite.com.au/~u4399a/CCNA%20Study%20Tips.htm
Hope this helps,
Cheers,
Deets
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