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ser71
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I passed whit 949, remember that studies always paid, i used Transcender, CiscoPress and Selftestsoftware thank to this forum for help me
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Sergio Scalfaro
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thecomeons
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Great work Sergio. Hard work does pay off.
SpazM, now that the CCNA exam contains some sims I would think that most people writing the exam have some hands on experience. Plus the last time I checked CCNA is Cisco first exam, when I hire someone with their CCNA I expected they have a good foundation of knowledge and can pick up experience as they go.
Once again congrats Sergio!
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ser71
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I dont need any paper exam taker, i studies the Cisco network Academy and tell me exactly what i must make in the exams.
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Sergio Scalfaro
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duanesnyder
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SpazM
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Well I was just asking a simple question. And it is possible for someone to pass the CCNA exam with a no hands on experience.
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ser71
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Sorry for mistunderstandings, i use only the Cisco Network Academy, Ciscopress, Selftestsoftware, Transcender, No Cheat software even if the internet is full of this.
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Sergio Scalfaro
P.s Message for SpamZ, sorry if i can offend you in any manner.
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Originally posted by SpazM
Well I was just asking a simple question. And it is possible for someone to pass the CCNA exam with a no hands on experience.
The answer is yes. I passed three years ago with one class and no router experience, but then the passing was 749...
Looking at the v3, it is a bit harder, but yes, you can pass without hands on as well. The sim is simple. If you can do a few Boson sims, you will pass...
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