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| Monamnaz 2003-02-10, 2:46 am |
| Guys, I going to take ccan exam on Saturaday (Feb 15). Any advice? i will really appreciate it. | |
| Monamnaz 2003-02-10, 2:51 am |
| I mean CCNA. i used to work with cisco as a network engr. but im still tense and nervous. | |
| JetGDI 2003-02-10, 11:21 am |
| Just the obvious... make sure you're ready to go.
have subnetting and CLI commands down.
know what all the show commands display.
remember if you don't feel comfortable with something you can always reschedule the test for a later date.
Good luck I'm taking mine on Feb. 20th | |
| Sexy Lexy 2003-02-11, 11:52 am |
| Best wishes to the both of you, let us know how you get on and what you thought of the exam.
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| Monamnaz 2003-02-12, 1:44 am |
| Is it true that they increase the sims question to 4? which they included configuration of frame-relay and isdn? also they added the no of question to 70? | |
| techboy 2003-02-12, 9:38 pm |
| Before you take the exam, try your best to know everything as a good CCNA would be. It doesn't matter how many items are there or what type of simulations present. | |
| Monamnaz 2003-02-13, 4:07 am |
| You are definitely right techboy. Thats what im doing aside from working on a cisco router on a day to day basis as part of my job. but you may be hypocrites if you dont admit that information like this do helps a lot before going to the exam. | |
| techboy 2003-02-13, 7:25 am |
| If you are asking for the exam coverage and not what went out in the exam, then the information that your are asking is found in the Cisco website.
If you are working with Cisco routers on a day to day basis which you said is part of your job, but still worried about frame relay and isdn configuration (????), then I suggest you concentrate on these as part of your final preparation before you take the exam. If you did not encountered that kind of questions your effort is not a waste anyway. |
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