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The Ultimate CCNA Package

jbaello

I ordered The Ultimate CCNA Package like 2 weeks ago from Thebryantadvantage, I had an assumption that this will come with the CCNA book, am I right about this?

I needed the book to take around me when I am not at home etc.

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nicklauscombs

are you asking about a hard copy?

don't quote me on this but I believe they are only E-Books, CCNA might be different from the CCNP though

nel

if your wanting a hard copy they only do pdf's to cut down costs

jbaello

Damn... I really needed the hardcopy of the main CCNA book... I did not see this on his page...

Glynixx

check with him. i dont remember seeing a book sent to you but maybe. i have the ebook version and you can just print out what you need. just email chris, he will get right back to you. typically within 24 hours.

g.

jbaello

Come on net students, we gotta be on top of this stuff so we can ace this

lol jk

Darthn3ss

i got an ebook when i ordered it.

aaronchristenson

It took about a 1/2 ream of paper to print and that was double sided. I printed each section and studied it until I thought I knew it really well. I scheduled the exam after 3 months and failed. I am glad that Cisco is offering the second chance. I am reading the Odom books now to fill in the blanks, I will try the free retake in the next few weeks. I would not rely on the Bryant Advantage alone.

Aaron

nicklauscombs

aaronchristenson wrote:

I would not rely on the Bryant Advantage alone.

Never ever rely on one source to get you through an exam

miller811

nicklauscombs wrote:

aaronchristenson wrote:

I would not rely on the Bryant Advantage alone.

Never ever rely on one source to get you through an exam

I used multiple source of information for my CCNA (Bryant Advantage) as the last and main source, and passed the first time.

Other than Chris's material, did you use any other sources of information?
Did you have a home lab, or access to hardware to configure, and run labs?

aaronchristenson

I read the Odem books as well. As for labs I am using Packet Tracer 4.11, it is not the greatest but its better than nothing. I think that I was too nervous going in to the exam, this was the first Cisco exam I had taken. The biggest thing that threw me for a loop was the simulations. I am re-reading the second Odem book to fill in the blanks. In a couple of weeks after putting my nose to the grindstone, I will pass the exam. I am just glad that it will be free.

Aaron

LBC90805

For the CCENT I only used ODOM's ICND1 book and Packet Tracer. Obviously it can be done. But I'm reading the Second Odom book and Lammle's cram book for the ICND2.

wbosher

If you get sick of reading, try CBT Nuggets. I used it for CCENT and I'm using it again for CCNA.

shednik

Bryants material is all in eBook format, no actual printed versions.