PASSED!
bobbyseatbelt
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Well, I took the test this morning after studying for 3 weeks on and off and passed on the first try with an 850/1000 
. The only parts I screwed up were subjects that weren't covered indepth in the book I was using (Cisco CCNA Cisco Certified Network Associate Study Guide, 5th Ed (T.Lammle Sybex)). I already had lots of experience with small LAN's and routing concepts, but no knowledge of routing protocols or WAN operation. I also had basic knowledge of VLAN's and some IOS experience. All in all it was pretty easy.
I did however get a little nervious when I was looking up scoring information and I found tons of posts with people saying that they studied for X amount of weeks/months and failed. Anyways, good luck to everyone else who's about to take the test
. The only parts I screwed up were subjects that weren't covered indepth in the book I was using (Cisco CCNA Cisco Certified Network Associate Study Guide, 5th Ed (T.Lammle Sybex)). I already had lots of experience with small LAN's and routing concepts, but no knowledge of routing protocols or WAN operation. I also had basic knowledge of VLAN's and some IOS experience. All in all it was pretty easy.I did however get a little nervious when I was looking up scoring information and I found tons of posts with people saying that they studied for X amount of weeks/months and failed. Anyways, good luck to everyone else who's about to take the test
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EricO
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Welcome to the club. Don't worry about your score, a pass is a pass.
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mikej412
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Congratulations -- good enough for government work! :mike: Cisco Certifications -- Collect the Entire Set! -
x5150
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i am using the sybex 5th edition also. What subjects need more attention in that book?
