For those of you that have taken the CCNA.

If, while taking the test, you found yourself saying, "I wish I had studied (blank) more thoroughly."

What would the (blank) be/represent/include?

I know everyone here is an excellent student but for arguments sake what would it be

Sean34

I look forward to your responses

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I wish I had more hands-on router time.

Learn that IOS command set!

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sean34:

I, to am in the Phoenix area. Nice to see some other desert dwellers sounding off in this forum. Email me if you need anything.

Lawrence

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I'll say this, take nothing for granted. I studied like heck for my CCNA and scored 956. However at an interview today I couldn't remeber that the csu/dsu goes to the demarc! Otherwise I did very well on the specific router configuration and subnetting questions. But if you don't know where a csu/dsu goes that just looks sad!

Interviewing is a whole other ballpark from test-taking. Thing is though, I assume you want a CCNA to get an interview. Study anything you can get your hands on, retain as much of it as possible, if it's not on your test of 65 randomly picked questions, you'll face the material elsewhere.

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B.S. in Telecommunications Management, CCNA, MCP2k, Network+

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My wish is STILL to get my hands on a Cisco router. I've been close, but the labs in Melbourne's Cisco office are undergoing renovation, and the guy who said he'd show me won't let me come in until that's done. Frustrating! Oh well, I got to have a play on a crappy Data-Link router that my friend owns.

Cheers,

Deets

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