PASSED!!!!!! Finally

Well wat can I say... To God be all the glory..... I passed the 640-802 6 days after failing it was 790... I brushed up in the areas that I did poor in... like WAN and Vlan and Routing and this time I scored a 916.... thanks alot technotes and to all the individuals in this forum for you words of encouragement during my stage of depression after failing the first time. Guys is you really want to pass.. please know how to subnet and once you do you will fair well. Good luck!!

What do you think I should do next.... CCNA Security/Wireless of CCDA?

Bless the name of the Lord.

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mikej412

Congratulations!!

The CCNA:Security is probably the "easiest" one to do next and requires less (and cheaper) hardware than the CCNA:Wireless. The CCNA:Security can be done with Dynamips/GNS3.

And if you haven't already been designing networks (or doing pre-sales support), I think Rob "nailed it" in this CCDA/CCDP forum post: http://www.techexams.net/forums/ccda-ccdp/47195-why-people-find-design-material-boring.html

janmike

Congratulations for passing!

captobvious

Congrats on the pass!

+1 for CCNA:S next

billscott92787

Congrats on the pass

fran7802

could you tell me which senario's you got to configure? im writing on friday and would like some guidance from someone who has already written it.

cheers

billscott92787

fran,

There's no way that he could tell you what he got to configure that would violate the CISCO take a look at the Cisco Career Certificates and Confidentiality Agreement: http://www.cisco.com/web/learning/downloads/Cisco-Career-Certifications-and-Confidentiality-Agreement_v12.pdf

mikej412

fran7802 wrote: »

could you tell me which senario's you got to configure?

That would also violate the Cisco Candidate Conduct Policy

No candidate will take any action that will compromise the integrity or confidentiality of a Cisco Certification examination or otherwise compromise the integrity of the Cisco Certification program. Such actions include but are not limited to:
• Disseminating actual exam content via web postings, discussion groups, chat rooms, study guides, etc.

"Finding" the questions (and/or answers) before taking an exam is CHEATING.

The exam blueprints outline a list of topics you need to know for the exam -- and the "configure" and "troubleshoot" and "verify" tasks make it pretty obvious to someone who's studied (and done hands on lab work) what they expect you know (and demonstrate) on the exam.

ahepburn

like they mentioned before that is against the rule..... hard work pays off man... I would never do such a thing.. just how I had to put in the countless hour away from my wife studying.... you can do the same. Read the book and pratice all the examples in the book and by the end of the book you should grasp all the concepts. Good Luck on your exam... and just remember cheaters never make it face, but knowledge is attained through hard work.

KPWright

Getting back to the first topic, Congratulations on passing!!!

I'm not much of an authority, but while I originally thought CCNA - CCNP was the right path for me, I'm now thinking CCNA - CCNA:Security is better. I know the added security content will benefit what I want to do and I'm not sure the CCNP level will be necessary. Probably depends on what you want to do though.

Megadeth4168

Congrats!