Ccna icnd 2
steeleblueeyes
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May I firstly apologise if this is off topic, I have been absent for a while, so your patience is respectfully requested on my return first visit.
I have just sat and failed the ICND 2 section of the complete CCNA, I was wondering if there was a code to do the resit for free, as I can remember when I had failed the ICND 1. Some had a code for a free resit.
I thought I was doing rather well as the course and study I had been taking I seemed to get on with quite well, even the exam sims I had I did well at, and I am not even in the IT Tech trade. But if anyone has any other exam sims I could utilize or knows of any good providers of said software, so I can brush up on where I fell down in the exam I would be glad to hear from them.
I have just sat and failed the ICND 2 section of the complete CCNA, I was wondering if there was a code to do the resit for free, as I can remember when I had failed the ICND 1. Some had a code for a free resit.
I thought I was doing rather well as the course and study I had been taking I seemed to get on with quite well, even the exam sims I had I did well at, and I am not even in the IT Tech trade. But if anyone has any other exam sims I could utilize or knows of any good providers of said software, so I can brush up on where I fell down in the exam I would be glad to hear from them.
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Is this promotion still going on?
Edit: It doesn't look like that code applies to him, but I may be wrong.
http://transcender.wordpress.com/2009/02/05/new-cisco-exam-free-retake-policies-comeback2009-and-specialize/ -
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By playing around with a dummy registration I came across the logic Pearson VUE is using for the COMEBACK2009 promotion.
"Reason: In order to use this discount, the candidate must have failed the xxx-xxx: <Test Name> between 20 Jan 2009 and 20 Jul 2009."
It is not checking for anything beyond a previous failure of the selected test. And if you think about this closely, it is only checking for a failure within the time frame, not looking at your whole test history.
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