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| vschristopher 2002-09-12, 3:06 am |
| well guys i have worked my XXX of studying like crazies for 2 weeks, what do u say ? is it enuf for my CCNA ? i want alteast 910
chris | |
| shehzada4 2002-09-12, 3:10 am |
| It would have been better if u would have studies ur brains off instead of ur xxx off  | |
| shehzada4 2002-09-12, 3:12 am |
| studies : studied  | |
| vschristopher 2002-09-12, 3:21 am |
| quote:
Originally posted by shehzada4
studies : studied
well buddy,
the working my XXX off was jsut an expression
u dont have to take the surface meaning
chris | |
| thecomeons 2002-09-12, 4:49 am |
| surfass meaning? | |
| davidbeecken 2002-09-12, 9:08 am |
| two weeks? That seems a little light. But this is what I tell everyone. Go get the objectives, read them, if you cant answer everyone, you are not ready. If you can, then you have a decent chance.
Also really answer them, dont just say, oh, I know that one. Anyone can say they know subnetting, but unless they can work it out, they cant. | |
| chodan 2002-09-12, 5:55 pm |
| quote:
Originally posted by davidbeecken
two weeks? That seems a little light. But this is what I tell everyone. Go get the objectives, read them, if you cant answer everyone, you are not ready. If you can, then you have a decent chance.
Also really answer them, dont just say, oh, I know that one. Anyone can say they know subnetting, but unless they can work it out, they cant.
I don`t know how many people have told me "oh I know subnetting really well" only to freeze up when asked to solve a simple subnetting question. | |
| Johnno 2002-09-13, 12:23 am |
| My 2 Cents...
If you want your cert to be worth anything, you have to breathe the topic. If you are unsure if you are ready to sit the exam... then you are not ready. If you can subnet in your head (makes a good party trick by the way...), and are confident in the areas of cisco routing that the CCNA requires, then by all means write the exam.
In case you were wondering.. yes I do work with Cisco routers, mainly at the access level. I will write this exam when my workplace pays for it.
Anyway, good skills when you are ready. Network engineering is living the dream! | |
| edmonds_robert 2002-09-17, 3:41 pm |
| Do you know what GROCK means? It means to know something so well you can't explain it to someone. (For example, if someone were to ask you "What's 1+1?" you would of course reply "2". But if they then asked you "Why?", you might have a little trouble answering that one )
You need to Grock the test. As a general rule, I don't sit for an exam unless I know for a fact I will pass. Unless you have $125 (or whatever the test costs today) to flush down the toilet, it's just not worth being unsure, 1/2 sure, pretty sure or 99% sure. Be SURE. And raise your hand. |
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