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jeesare wrote: » Hey guys, believe it or not, I'm actually proud of the fact I scored a 818 and failed. Now I know what to expect and what I need review on. Back to the books. I nailed all the layer 2 stuff. Helps i work with 3560's, 4000's and 6509's at work. We only route vlans everything else is handled by another agency. Thanks for the all the tips!
jeesare wrote: » Thanks. It bothers me more that I have to pay an additional $250 for the 2nd time I take it than the fact I failed. I give credit for those guys who passed it for the 1st time with a score above 900!
laidbackfreak wrote: » Has the free resit offer expired ?? or is that only for specialiasations?
jeesare wrote: » I bought this exam out right, not sure if it will apply to me or not?
laidbackfreak wrote: » Has the free resit offer expired ??
mikej412 wrote: » Today is the last day of the promotion -- and they'd have to be taking the free retake by today. With the 5 day waiting period after a failure, the promotion is no longer an option. All people can do now is hope another promotion comes along sometime soon.
jeesare wrote: » Well, I'll sit back and relax hoping there will be another promo by the time I decide to take the exam again. Thanks.
captobvious wrote: » I hope you don't turn gray waiting!
jeesare wrote: » I plan on taking by end of next month if not sooner. I'll br gray waiting for another promo.
mikej412 wrote: » Waiting for another promotion would still require you to pay for another exam -- and fail it. The two times Cisco has had promotions they have a start date (where you have to take and fail an exam) and an end date (where you have to register and take the free exam).
cool_fs4u wrote: » What do you think went wrong?
jeesare wrote: » ***Passed 802 Exam on 2nd attempt*** Sat for the 802 Exam and passed it today after work. I feel pretty good after many, many, hours of study and labs.Study Material 1. Cisco Certified Network Associate Study Guide by Todd Lammle (Read 2x) 2. CCNA Cisco Certified Network Associate Study Guide by Richard Deal 3. Element K online training w/online Labs A. Interconnecting Cisco Networking Devices Part 1 B. Interconnecting Cisco Networking Devices Part 2 4. CCNA Exam Cram (Third Edition) 5. CCNA Exam Prep (Second Edition) 6. 31 Days Before Your CCNA Exam: A Day-by-Day Review Guide by Allan Johnson 7. Packet Tracer 8. CCNA Simulator - 640-801 (Older but did the job) 9. Selftest and Transcender (They're pretty much the same) 10. 2501 and 2621 Cisco Routers along with 2 x 3560G switches This is what helped me pass the exam. My advice is, do what makes you comfortable and works for you. What worked for me may not work for you. On to my CCNP, but taking a break for now. Thanks guys for the help. I may not post a lot but I sure do read and learn from you.
jeesare wrote: » Passed
knwminus wrote: » Awesome. I hope to join you on the 9th. Do you plan to go str8 to the CCNP or are you going to do the CCNA specializations?
mikej412 wrote: » Congratulations!! Hopefully you'll be able to squeeze a bit of Celebration before you get back to the books
jeesare wrote: » Thanks guys, I only told one person at work but many on this board. Not that I'm shy but I don't feel a need to tell everyone or put CCNA behind my name. I rather show my skills then advertise. Do I make any sense?
bgrablin wrote: » I would inform your rating supervisor. It is a worthy education objective worth notation for further advancement of your career. But you're right, bloating is not cool. Luckily if I told any of my pilot buddies about anything I've done, they wouldn't have a clue what I was talking about.
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