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| Zmaniac 2001-07-03, 1:04 am |
| Hi,
Since a few days I have access to a CBT site where I can download 100's of CBT's of all type. I want to do the Cisco CBT's too, but I'm a bit confuse about which one to start with.
- Cisco IOS 11.3: ICRC
- Cisco IOS 11.3: ACRC
- Cisco IOS 11.3: Courses by protocol
- Cisco IOS 11.1: ICRC
- Cisco IOS 11.1: ACRC
- Cisco IOS 11.1: Courses by protocol
- BSCN
- CID
- DCN
- BCRAN
- CIT
and many more ....
I was thinking of starting with 11.3 but dont know what the difference is between the three, some parts are the same. Also how do this courses relate to the real certificates like CCNA etc etc. Are the CBT's any good on a CV or only as study material .....
If you can help .....  | |
| CiscoSpice 2001-07-04, 11:34 am |
| If you are currently working on your CCNA, you will want to know the material on the Cisco IOS 11.3: ICRC CBT. That's the intro class to the Cisco world - IOS, basic routing protocols, etc. ICRC was the old name of the class - they have since changed it. 11.3 refers to the level of IOS code that the class material is based on - so 11.1 is probably very much the same - just a bit more out of date. Current Cisco classes would know be based on 12.0 code. At the intro level, this is probably less critical.
The BCRAN information is always good to know because it seems like there are always lots of questions on Cisco cert tests about ISDN and other dial-access technologies.
The CCNA is based on ICRC which is now called ICND (Interconnecting Cisco Network Devices)
The DCN CBT would cover the information required to pass the CCDA exam - this is more oriented to analyzing a customer's network requirements and choosing appropriate products and technologies to support this.
The others continue the track towards the info on the CCNP exams.
For CCNA, you want to be sure you know about IP, IPX, Appletalk and the routing protocols RIP and IGRP.
Always check Cisco's web-site for up to date information on the subjects covered on the certification exams. |
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