Newly Minted CCNA here.....Passed ICND2 today!
CCIE Wanna Be
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Although I passed, I did not manage time very well and this almost cost me in the end, I had to guess on the last few questions. Luckily I had enough questions correct to get the coveted "Congratulation you have passed!" at the end of the exam.
Study:
OCG for ICND2 - Needs to be update to include more stuff about RSTP and STP
Chris Bryant Videos for ICND2 - same as above
Boson Netsim 10 and ExSim Max Practice Exams (gave me good understanding of my weak areas).
TechExams Forum - actually how I knew to go over RSTP
I also went through the Exam objectives and answered every question and used it as a study guide.
I don't necessarily think that ICND2 is harder than ICND1 (this is subjective), but the extra 15 minutes you get on ICND1 does make in mentally less ominous.
Only advice I can really give at this point is to manage your time and practice your troubleshooting skills, I kept getting tripped up on simple things (wasting valuable time)
Oh well I guess, a pass is a pass. I will let it soak in. If I can be of some help let me know (NDA in mind of course).
Next up either CCNP|R&S or CCNA|Sec
Later
Study:
OCG for ICND2 - Needs to be update to include more stuff about RSTP and STP
Chris Bryant Videos for ICND2 - same as above
Boson Netsim 10 and ExSim Max Practice Exams (gave me good understanding of my weak areas).
TechExams Forum - actually how I knew to go over RSTP
I also went through the Exam objectives and answered every question and used it as a study guide.
I don't necessarily think that ICND2 is harder than ICND1 (this is subjective), but the extra 15 minutes you get on ICND1 does make in mentally less ominous.
Only advice I can really give at this point is to manage your time and practice your troubleshooting skills, I kept getting tripped up on simple things (wasting valuable time)
Oh well I guess, a pass is a pass. I will let it soak in. If I can be of some help let me know (NDA in mind of course).
Next up either CCNP|R&S or CCNA|Sec
Later
In Progress:
WGU B.S. - I.T. - Security (and all the certs that come with it)
WGU B.S. - I.T. - Security (and all the certs that come with it)
Comments
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Mooseboost Member Posts: 778 ■■■■□□□□□□Good job on the pass! In the end, what matters is that you passed. Now to move onto the next!
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Thechainremains Member Posts: 59 ■■□□□□□□□□Nice.. congrats..
i am taking ICND2 on Monday, wish i woulda have been able to take it " Championship Friday " like i always do.. but I wont let it bother..
thanks for the tip on time.. -
Dakinggamer87 Member Posts: 4,016 ■■■■■■■■□□Congrats!!*Associate's of Applied Sciences degree in Information Technology-Network Systems Administration
*Bachelor's of Science: Information Technology - Security, Master's of Science: Information Technology - Management
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H3||scr3am Member Posts: 564 ■■■■□□□□□□Congratulations on your CCNA, and best of luck on CCNA:S or your CCNP
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Itrimble Member Posts: 221Congratulations !! What's next ?Goals for 2015 : Finish BS Network Administration at WGU
Become CCNA, CISSP, CEH, VCP5-10 Certified
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mikeybinec Member Posts: 484 ■■■□□□□□□□Yowser!!!
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CCIE Wanna Be Member Posts: 95 ■■□□□□□□□□Congratulations !! What's next ?
It's either going to be starting CCNP studies or CCNA:Sec, I eventually want to do DC, don't know if I should do CCNP:R&S first before jumping on the DC side of things or go straight into the DC track (what do you guys think?). As for my immediate plans, I think I will have a few margaritas!
Thanks everyone for the support, I've wanted this for a while, it's starting to sink in.....(fist bump)!In Progress:
WGU B.S. - I.T. - Security (and all the certs that come with it) -
cisco_kidd20 Member Posts: 30 ■■□□□□□□□□CCIE Wanna Be wrote: »It's either going to be starting CCNP studies or CCNA:Sec, I eventually want to do DC, don't know if I should do CCNP:R&S first before jumping on the DC side of things or go straight into the DC track (what do you guys think?). As for my immediate plans, I think I will have a few margaritas!
Thanks everyone for the support, I've wanted this for a while, it's starting to sink in.....(fist bump)!
Congratulations!!! What is your job situation like? Do you mean you want to move to DC? I highly recommend getting a job in the field where you will utilize your CCNA, the CCNP requires a bit of hands on and real world scenarios. -
PremierCisco Member Posts: 221Congrats, well doneBachelor of Science in Computer Services Management - Limerick Institute of Technology
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