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Starting my CCNA studies..
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| Jeffro 2003-04-29, 7:24 am |
| Hi everyone,
Have a few questions I was hoping someone could give feedback on. I just
completed my A+ and Network+ certifications and have
decided to move to CCNA as my next certification. Here are my questions...
1) For my studies I will be using CBT Nuggets, Lammle's Sybex book, Boson
practice exams and for my hands-on I have
bought 2x 2501's and 1x Cisco 1924... Does this sound like Significant
amount of material for me to pass? I saw on the
CBT Nuggets site that the CBT nuggets were all you need? Does anyone have
feedback on them? Any experiences
of people who have used them and then took the test?
2) Does anyone have feedback for the amount of study time needed for this
exam? Studying say 2 hours per weekday and
4 per weekend.
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| Raphael 2003-04-29, 12:24 pm |
| Don't know about the CBT nuggets. But you should be fine with your
routers. Make sure they are running IOS 12.0+ and you have a back to
back serial cable.
Go over the Boson, and write down any topic you don't understand. Test
it in your lab and read online.
Jeffro wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> Have a few questions I was hoping someone could give feedback on. I just
> completed my A+ and Network+ certifications and have
> decided to move to CCNA as my next certification. Here are my questions...
>
> 1) For my studies I will be using CBT Nuggets, Lammle's Sybex book, Boson
> practice exams and for my hands-on I have
> bought 2x 2501's and 1x Cisco 1924... Does this sound like Significant
> amount of material for me to pass? I saw on the
> CBT nuggets site that the CBT nuggets were all you need? Does anyone have
> feedback on them? Any experiences
> of people who have used them and then took the test?
>
> 2) Does anyone have feedback for the amount of study time needed for this
> exam? Studying say 2 hours per weekday and
> 4 per weekend.
>
>
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