Well, I failed the CCDA for the second time yesterday. I took it a week ago, but was sick and thought that I could do ok with the medicine in me, but I didn't. I did improve my score though, only 49 points until passing. I seem to be getting hung up on the business/technical constraints/goals. I know that the business goals have to do with the improvement of money. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to get a better understanding of finding the business/technical aspects of questions. Also seem to be getting hung on a question about subnetting for IPv6. Any help and tips would be greatly appreciated. I have read the old version of the CCDA exam from Cisco, the new version of the CCDA exam from Cisco press. Also have been reading the testking material, which I think that some of the answers are wrong on there anyways. Thanks again,

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Checkout>>> Top-Down Network Design by Priscilla Oppenheimer

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Amir

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Drop the testking... it's only going to make you second guess yourself on whether they are right or you are right. Most of us frown on braindumps (inluding myself), but I figure that's a more rational response than "DUMPS BAD". My recommendations for you are to: Buy another book if possible (Don't know if there is an exam certification guide and a self study guide from Cisco Press for the new exam, but if there is buy the other book you don't have), buy the CCDA/CCDP flash card pack if possible, read through the business design scenarios at the end of each chapter and in the appendixes of your book, if you got the exam certification guide use the testing engine included on the cd-rom that came with the book (a lot of times the scenarios on the exam are very similar to those), and lastly don't give up on the exam! Everyone gets their butt kicked by some exam or another and its never easy, but your perserverence will pay off in the end. Good luck on your next try!

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