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Passed the ICND1!!!

Spiegel

After months of studying and obstacles I finally am CCENT certified! Feels like a weight off my shoulders😁

Will provide more details later.

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DatabaseHead

Great job that is exciting! Get it on your LinkedIn and Resume! Good luck on the second part.

Muhammed H

Congrats man.

I am also thinking to schedule for end of this month. Just a quick question, is Todd Lammle's ccna book enough to pass ICND1?

Johnhe0414

Fantastic! That's awesome!

Dakinggamer87

Congrats!! Great job

zepol87

As someone who followed your studying thread pretty hard I just want to say congrats!!!

Jon_Cisco

Great job! It's always a nice feeling taking the stress off a long study period. I know you will dive into part two but give yourself some sort of reward. It's well deserved.

AvgITGeek

Well done! Take a short breather then knock ICND2 out of the park. Want to start on that while this is still fresh.

Spiegel

For those interested for the details in what lead up to passing my first Cisco exam it is all chronicled here: My CCNA Journey Officially Commences

barberj66

Congrats! Carry it on into the next one whilst it's still fresh in your mind.

nisti2

Congrats!!

Lunchbocks

Congrats! It was well earned, so enjoy the breather.

pharius

Great job!

JD20

Huge congrats! Good luck on ICND2.

greg9891

Congrats !

DFTK13

Muhammed H said:

Congrats man.

I am also thinking to schedule for end of this month. Just a quick question, is Todd Lammle's ccna book enough to pass ICND1?

If you have previous networking experience then yes, it’s a great review book. But if you’re going in this with no background in Networking, then I would highly recommend Wendell Odom’s ICND1/2 books. Yes they’re about 2000 pages combined, but the depth of content will have you on a solid foundation.