After 3 weeks of hard studying passed CCNA Voice

Just got back from exam..it wasn't to hard..but for the last 3 weeks i had life like some prisoner..Here is the material I used:

cbt nuggets--as always Jeremy is great, watched 3x
CCNA.Voice.Quick.Refence.Sheet.version.1 read it 3x
CCNA_Voice_OfficialExamCertificationGuide (Jeremy wrote this book) read it 1x

i did not use eny equipment or simulators...just notepad

what to say about exam: it is introduction to ip telephony..i would compare it with the ICND1 on difficulty level..you go from the basics.

that all..

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nel

Congrats.

Do you have much experiance with voice?

janez_drk

@nel...no expirience..but have a university IT diploma

Met44

Congrats

impelse

Congrats

networker050184

Congrats!

I might go take this one eventually since I work with VoIP, but the CCIP and CCIE studies are very time consuming!

gorebrush

Congratulations.

Don't know whether to go CCNA Voice CCVP after CCNP, or sweep up CCIP first.

BGP and MPLS feature a lot in corporate networks now, I just dont know which is the better way to go, (and then of course QoS = CCVP, so CCIP, VP and NP tie in very nicely)

mikej412

Congratulations!

Notepad doesn't have support for command line help or command completion -- that's why I prefer real equipment.

LOkrasa

Congrats!!!

Crunchyhippo

mikej412 wrote: »

Congratulations!

Notepad doesn't have support for command line help or command completion -- that's why I prefer real equipment.

Notepad - kind of like a primitive Hyperterminal.

dejavoo2000

congrats.Wats notepad all about?

Netwurk

dejavoo2000 wrote: »

congrats.Wats notepad all about?

Some people use notepad to practice commands if they don't have access to real equipment.

Or you could open a command prompt and use the copy con command

Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600]
(C) Copyright 1985-2001 Microsoft Corp.

C:\Documents and Settings\userwithnoequip>copy con practice.txt
conf t
int fa 0/1
ip address 10.1.2.3 255.0.0.0

After you're done practicing, use the break command to exit without saving or use CTRL + Z to save your session as a text file.