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| Spides 2003-11-24, 6:23 am |
| I did my CCNA a while back and I was on a customers site when a guy said that the CCNA exam was now two exams. I didn't believe this to be right, this guy is talking out of his arse isn't he!!!! | |
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| when in doubt, verify it yourself.
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| azimuth40 2003-11-24, 7:12 am |
| It is your choice to do one exam like it has always been or to do two more defined exams. 801 is the single exam option 607 was retired the first of November. | |
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| I am working on some code... what's your excuse for being up at 4 am?!  | |
| Sexy Lexy 2003-11-24, 12:08 pm |
| quote:
Originally posted by Spides
I did my CCNA a while back and I was on a customers site when a guy said that the CCNA exam was now two exams. I didn't believe this to be right, this guy is talking out of his arse isn't he!!!!
I'm sure that test king will cover both exams, wait a second they can't now, can they!
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| Ian Poon 2003-11-24, 3:38 pm |
| In general, we are taking the 640-801 instead of 641-821 + 640-811. There are 2 reasons:
1. The preparation is same. CISCO recommanded to take the training course of INTRO & ICND2.1. These courses are aim to acheive the basic router and networking knowledge. When you complete it, you may taking the 801 or 821 + 811.
2. Do you want to pay more money?  | |
| B4yaman3 2003-11-24, 4:25 pm |
| Nope. They cost the same $150. One is $100 and the other is $50 . | |
| timhowell1985 2003-11-25, 1:40 pm |
| What i am wondering is if you take the two exams to get it and then comes upgrade time can you just take the one exam, It seems logical. |
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