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| GavinR 2003-12-30, 6:37 pm |
| Hi all,
Im nearly finished my Network+ Cert, and was just wondering how much of the material I have covered will be on the CCNA test, perhaps as a percentage?
Happey New Year To All !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! | |
| DrWatsonJr 2003-12-30, 9:19 pm |
| Well, that depends if the Network+ exam is now covering ACL's, Route Summarization and OSPF...Just kidding. In my opinion, the Network+ exam would be a good start towards the CCNA. If you only have a "Network+" understanding of computer networking I would recommend following the 2 test path for the CCNA. I would say the Network+ material covers 30 - 40% of what the CCNA Intro requires you to know. One topic you'll find yourself reading alot about, especially when you're new to networking is Spanning Tree; which I don't believe the Network+ exam covers. Anyway, good luck! | |
| npo3po 2003-12-31, 4:53 am |
| Hey Gavin, i'm doing the ccna right now, plan on taking the test in about 2 weeks, as long as you understand the material in net+ you should be able to move right into your ccna studies, i used the sybex ccna book isbn 0782143113 and mike myers ccna passport, which is a pretty good book if you're confused on some things after the sybex book, i'd say its kinda like a pre-test refresher type book, but i'd definitely check ciscopress.com for the latest ccna prep books, afterall it's their exam.
Be well and good luck
Amir | |
| HOOLIGAN 2004-01-06, 9:29 am |
| Id say Net+ covers 30% of CCNA. It also has less of a steep learning curve then CCNA. |
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