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Did cisco phase out isdn?

makenocent

I'm hearing some people tell me to not bother studying it because they never even saw isdn questions when they took the test.

Is ISDN gone from the test?

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wastedtime

makenocent wrote: »

I'm hearing some people tell me to not bother studying it because they never even saw isdn questions when they took the test.

Is ISDN gone from the test?

Yep, although it may still be relevant in the real world.

Turgon

makenocent wrote: »

I'm hearing some people tell me to not bother studying it because they never even saw isdn questions when they took the test.

Is ISDN gone from the test?

Pretty much gone from the tests and this is where Cisco certifications choke. They teach you things that go hand in glove with selling product. Latter day CCNA/CCNP and even CCIE's will struggle with ISDN. There is plenty of ISDN in the field, for backup and for dialup to provide support of remote devices. I would advise anyone to learn ISDN.

laidbackfreak

Turgon wrote: »

Latter day CCNA/CCNP and even CCIE's will struggle with ISDN. There is plenty of ISDN in the field, for backup and for dialup to provide support of remote devices. I would advise anyone to learn ISDN.

Add in the fact if you go down the CCVP route you will need to learn ISDN for that too