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- Know what the ADMT, Gpolmig.exe, Cloneggu.vbs tools are used for..
- Know the FSMO's (domain naming master)
and the basic order of operations..
Wasn't easy, but not too bad..
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| awesome job! Thanks for the pointers. What is next for you? | |
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| I'm on to 217 and then 219.. my last 2
Lotsa material to cover.. better get started soon  | |
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| You've already done the hardest. It's all downhill after the 216 | |
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| I will also probably do CCNA after these..
I'll probably pick up your router/ccna guide.. your subnetting guide was what saved me on 216.. I didn't want to send the time understanding all of this subnetting business, but after having read your guide once.. I was in good shape with that..
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| Thank you for the kind words. It is very nice of you to post them. It always makes my day when someone uses one of my guides and thanks me afterwards. It is very rewarding
You will see that the CCNA is a great test to study for as it is the gateway into all things Cisco -- no pun intended 
Make sure to get as much hands-on as possible as the syntax can be a pain. I added a lot of labs to my guide to make sure that people get to type the commands in full several times. That way, it helps them memorize the syntax without having to labor over it...
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