Passed CCNA

Finally passed the CCNA 640-802!

I understand I have to register on the Cisco site, but when I put in my First, Last Name, and Reg ID, it's not recognizing it. I just finished this exam about 2 hours ago. How long before the Cisco site will recognizing my name???

Is there anything else I have to do now too?

Find more posts tagged with

Free for TechExams community: Cybersecurity salary guide

Compare cert salaries and plan your next career move

Button

Comments

nicklauscombs

congrats!

the login can take a few days so give it some time, what are you planning on going after next?

Plazma

Congrats!

gaby_978

Congratulations man!!!!!!!!!!!!!

7255carl

congrats

mike3

I am deciding weather I want to go after Comptia Linux+ or Comptia Security+.

What do you guys think is more beneficial ?

darkerosxx

Grats niter! Update your profile!

Do you plan on working with linux in your job or a job you're looking to get?

mike3

I've done unix administration at my previous jobs and I've been using linux as my primary desktop for about 5 years now. At the moment I am working in an windows enviornment.

suffah

Hey, way to go man!

remyforbes777

Congratulations.

mike3

Thanks guys! The forum was very supportive in preparing for the exam. All I can say is I was dreaming Cisco!

nel

Congrats man, how did you find the exam? any parts you would recommend studying hardcore on without breaking the nda?

mike3

1.) Subnetting
2.) Time management

mikej412

Congratulations!

You'll probably be in the system and have access to the Cisco Certification Tracking System sometime tomorrow -- but they do say it can take a few days (or up to 10 I think).

If you have a SPAM filter on your email, make sure you check that every day -- you should also be getting an email with the instructions for the Certification Tracking System.

Slowhand

Congratulations on the pass, very cool! As for your next exam, I'd say go for Linux+ before Security+. You can get a lot out of Linux+ right from the get-go, but Security+ is a second-tier certification that you benefit the most from when you have experience with a couple of different technologies. Getting CCNA is a good step towards having that knowledge, as is some foundational knowledge in *NIX and other operating systems, (i.e. Windows).

Congrats again, and good luck!

kadshah

hey man congrats!

mike3

Ok thanks.

Well I will look into the Linux+. I should find that a lot easier than I did the CCNA as I have a lot of experience with Linux.

netwayne

Way to persist, Niter!!

Nishesh.Prasad

nice job buddy .... how long did it take for you to prepare 640-802 ?

ggcivicsi

congrats bud i want to be saying the same thing you are in a few weeks.

mike3

Nishesh.Prasad wrote:

nice job buddy .... how long did it take for you to prepare 640-802 ?

Just over 2 months. I would suggest you read more than one book and really hit the practice questions hard. Also, know your subnetting and have yourself organized for the time you have during the test.

Note, I failed twice before passing because I should have reviewed a lot more practice questions.

TryPingingTheServer

niter3 wrote:

I am deciding weather I want to go after Comptia Linux+ or Comptia Security+.

What do you guys think is more beneficial ?

My vote goes to Security+, but why take a CompTIA exam? Why not aim for the CCNA-Security instead?

ironlung

Congrats. I just passed this one myself.You are correct about the subnetting and Time management.Its one of those either you know it or you don't keep moving.

mamono

Congrats, what were your impressions on the sims?

I'm a little nervous because my 640-816 is scheduled for this Sunday. Subnetting I've got down pat, I'm straight surgical with CIDR. But, I'm still brushing up on NAT, ACLs, VLAN, and VTP because those are my weak areas.

Practice question suggestions?