What do you do to keep up with your CCNA knowledge if you don't use it everyday?
dannieboiz
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16 years ago I could take a Cisco router and configure it with very little reference. Due to my job requirement for the last decade, I have very little Cisco interface that needs to be managed/configure. They're usually set it and forget it. To be honest, I don't even remember how to properly console into a Cisco router anymore.
However, I'm looking to start studying for the CCNA to make myself more marketable. Since my job doesn't allow any hands on experience I need to be able to find a way to keep my knowledge. I'd hate to sit in an interview and brag about my CCNA and not have any idea on it.
However, I'm looking to start studying for the CCNA to make myself more marketable. Since my job doesn't allow any hands on experience I need to be able to find a way to keep my knowledge. I'd hate to sit in an interview and brag about my CCNA and not have any idea on it.
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aftereffector
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Build a home lab! You can use physical or virtual equipment, a few pieces or a massive topology, whatever you like - but keep practicing and working on labs.CCIE Security - this one might take a while...