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Another CCNA is borne!!

borumas

Passed with an 885, test was allot easier than the ICND's that I had faced before or maybe it just seemed that way since I crammed more into my head. I hope all others have good luck today and for those who didn't make the cut keep trying, it will be some prestige being the first CCNA's from the new exams. Thanks all here who answered my questions and shared knowledge, I'm gonna take a break for a bit and either go for Linux+ or start down the CCNP track.

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dtlokee

Congratulations!

gojericho0

Congrats! i would go for the CCNP track since all the fresh info of CCNA is in your head

mgeorge

congrats

time to give up all your time to the BSCI lol!!!

mobri09

congrats

CCNP is def a good idea for me also...but i haveeeeee to take a break

r_durant

Congrats...

borumas

Thanks guys, I will be hitting BSCI next, I thought Linux+ would be of help with a company I'd like to work for but I really don't want to delay the CCNP since it took me over a year to get the darn CCNA. I plan to move through the NP at a much faster rate though, lol.

mikej412

Congratulations!

Build a Linux Computer and study for the Linux+ and load Dynamips on it (with Dynagen) and use it to study for BSCI. Problem solved.

Slowhand

Congratulations on the pass! Good luck on whichever path you take.

shednik

mikej412 wrote:

Build a Linux Computer and study for the Linux+ and load Dynamips on it (with Dynagen) and use it to study for BSCI. Problem solved.

Brilliant!!

oh and Congrats!!!

ITdude

Congrats!

borumas

mikej412 wrote:

Congratulations!

Build a Linux Computer and study for the Linux+ and load Dynamips on it (with Dynagen) and use it to study for BSCI. Problem solved.

Lol, sounds like a good plan to me, maybe I can concentrate mostly on Cisco but in off time practice for the Linux+. I already use a Linux box as a gateway/firewall at the house so that's in place, Clarkconnect is an amazingly easy thing to use.

Slowhand

mikej412 wrote:

Build a Linux Computer and study for the Linux+ and load Dynamips on it (with Dynagen) and use it to study for BSCI. Problem solved.

Mike, you're the brand of crazy that keeps me up at night. You worry me deeply. And someday, if I study enough, I'm going to be just like you.

7255carl

congrats