PASSED!
I passed with an 850 score! Phew! 
Now I just have to find out if I go for a OPST, CEH or SANS GCIH certification next. My ultimate goal is to become a penetration tester.
Thanks for the help guys!

Now I just have to find out if I go for a OPST, CEH or SANS GCIH certification next. My ultimate goal is to become a penetration tester.
Thanks for the help guys!
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Good luck on all your future certs, and I hope I'll see you out there, sometime, raking in those big bucks for telling network admins how much their security sucks.
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Let it never be said that I didn't do the very least I could do.
Off to study C|EH.
Just my 2 credits. Congrats again.
You'll have to do the CCNA, either way. All professional-level Cisco certs, such as CCNP, CCSP, CCIP, etc. . . require a current CCNA cert. Though, if you're more interested in server and systems penetration testing, you may want to think about heading on the route to MCSE, or one of the *NIX certs, like RHCE, LPIC, or SCSA. Cisco is cool stuff, but it's a whole world, unto itself. If you're looking at network security in that sense, then the CCSP is definately the way to go.
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Let it never be said that I didn't do the very least I could do.
Yes, I'm more interested in actual Pen-testing, but i also have a passion for network security so eventually i'll head onto the Cisco certs.
For now, I think I'll do the C|EH and the SANS GCIH certs. I've just been accepted to Volunteer at a GCIH bootcamp in Vancouver so I can take it incl the exam attempt all for $500. Although I need to fly there and pay for hotel, etc.. Hope I pass the GCIH.
Sound's like a porno gig....
A penetration tester, is someone who tests a companies security by hacking in to see if there are any holes and report back to the company letting them know what you've found.