Passed CCENT

Passed my CCENT this morning with a 920/1000. Initially took it on 3/4 and managed to get a 709/1000. Went back into my notes to figure what I needed to work on and did some more labs with protocols. I'm glad to be moving on to studying the ICND2.

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NetworkNewb

Gratz!! Good luck with ICND2! What are you using to study for it? Just curious because I'm just starting to study for it too

Jon_Cisco

Great Job!

HAMP

CONGRATS! ! ! ! !

To me, that took a lot of courage, because I would have been a scary coward to try again so soon.

tmcg

Congrats! Can anyone tell me if this is a major step up from N+

ssnyderu2

Congrats on passing and getting a great score!

Cood luck with the CCNA exam.

NetworkNewb

tmcg wrote: »

Congrats! Can anyone tell me if this is a major step up from N+

Yeah kind of... its alot more learning how to use Cisco equipment though.

Magmadragoon

Never did Network+. I have a home lab consisting of 2x 2950T switches, 1x 2600 router and 1x 1841 router. I read both books Odom and Lammle on the subject. Last I used Chris Bryant course on Udemy a couple weeks before taking it to refresh on material. I probably have about 110+ pages of typed notes between the two books.

Drethyl

I'm getting ready to take mine before the month is over. I just had a few questions on the cisco site it says 40-50 questions. How many questions would you say were simulation ? I've been hearing horror stories about how bad the sims are, did you have a lot of them or were there only a few and the rest multiple choice?

castagnolac

Magmadragoon -

Congratulations! I'm wondering if we are clones because I passed with the exact same score the day before (mine was 3/11/15). In addition we used the same books! Odom and Lammle. Congrats and best of luck on ICND2. I'm taking a brief respite while finishing up a class in Python on Coursera, but will hit the ICND2 books after that.