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| Hello
I took my first Cisco cert today and failed
835 but pretty close. Funny thing is I thought the test was easy. I just
cant figure out what was wrong. According to the score report my weakest
areas are Cisco & Networking basics. what does that cover? What type of
questions, LAN technologies and Network Management. What about the
simulations, when are they finihsed? Even though I was more than confident
on what was need to be done for that particular question I felt like my
answers were not recorded. Does anybody have any suggestions as to what I
should brush up on. Now I know to not really worry too much about IPX or
ISDN. Anyways please let me know if you have any suggestions
Thanks
Rich
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| karate-kid 2003-03-28, 2:24 pm |
| Just bad luck Rich.
Just go back to your books and study some more. You just had a bad day and
it happens. I'd suggest, like I do to some work students, to ensure you are
VERY happy with frame relay, ISDN and switching before you sit the exam
again. I rememer the test being a tricky little number when I did it in
'99.
S
"Rich" <rolivieri@si.rr.com> wrote in message
news:Qiwga.8$Qb2.2@twister.nyc.rr.com...
> Hello
>
> I took my first Cisco cert today and failed
>
> 835 but pretty close. Funny thing is I thought the test was easy. I just
> cant figure out what was wrong. According to the score report my weakest
> areas are Cisco & Networking basics. what does that cover? What type of
> questions, LAN technologies and Network Management. What about the
> simulations, when are they finihsed? Even though I was more than
confident
> on what was need to be done for that particular question I felt like my
> answers were not recorded. Does anybody have any suggestions as to what I
> should brush up on. Now I know to not really worry too much about IPX or
> ISDN. Anyways please let me know if you have any suggestions
>
> Thanks
>
> Rich
>
>
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