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passed 802 with a 930
JNeko
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Just wanted to say thanks for all the help.
Probably over studied a bit, but hey, really no such thing as over studying right? So I've no regrets, except for maybe worrying more than I should have.
relax - Due to test nerves, I wasted 10 minutes resolving a network issue in a simulator, when the "problem" was me pinging the incorrect host address. Doh!
know when to move on - Again due to anxiety, I spent much much longer than 2 minutes scrutinizing a few multiple choice questions I was not 100% on, it may have worked to my advantage b/c I took the best educated guess, but with 25 minutes left I had 25 unanswered questions and I started hyperventilating. Luckily, the last 25 were a breeze and I finished with 5 minutes remaining.
finally, if you have the money, think about taking it once just for a test run, I think it will be a good gauge to see what you're up against. If I had of done that, probably could have saved a bit of study time, but it's all good.
Good luck to all!
J
Probably over studied a bit, but hey, really no such thing as over studying right? So I've no regrets, except for maybe worrying more than I should have.
relax - Due to test nerves, I wasted 10 minutes resolving a network issue in a simulator, when the "problem" was me pinging the incorrect host address. Doh!
know when to move on - Again due to anxiety, I spent much much longer than 2 minutes scrutinizing a few multiple choice questions I was not 100% on, it may have worked to my advantage b/c I took the best educated guess, but with 25 minutes left I had 25 unanswered questions and I started hyperventilating. Luckily, the last 25 were a breeze and I finished with 5 minutes remaining.
finally, if you have the money, think about taking it once just for a test run, I think it will be a good gauge to see what you're up against. If I had of done that, probably could have saved a bit of study time, but it's all good.
Good luck to all!
J
A common type of network bridge, in which the host stations are unaware of their existence in the network.
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Bl8ckr0uter
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Just wanted to say thanks for all the help.
Probably over studied a bit, but hey, really no such thing as over studying right? So I've no regrets, except for maybe worrying more than I should have.
relax - Due to test nerves, I wasted 10 minutes resolving a network issue in a simulator, when the "problem" was me pinging the incorrect host address. Doh!
know when to move on - Again due to anxiety, I spent much much longer than 2 minutes scrutinizing a few multiple choice questions I was not 100% on, it may have worked to my advantage b/c I took the best educated guess, but with 25 minutes left I had 25 unanswered questions and I started hyperventilating. Luckily, the last 25 were a breeze and I finished with 5 minutes remaining.
finally, if you have the money, think about taking it once just for a test run, I think it will be a good gauge to see what you're up against. If I had of done that, probably could have saved a bit of study time, but it's all good.
Good luck to all!
J
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CONGRATS... Good Score. What's next for you?We cannot have a superior democracy with an inferior education system!
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peanutnoggin wrote: »CONGRATS... Good Score. What's next for you?
Thanks. good question. no plans on other cert testing as of yet. however, i really enjoy networking, so ccnp could not be too far down the line. currently a sys admin with a company, iscsi san, virtualization, systems management, software integration projects and the like, unfortunately its time to move on so i will be putting this cert along with my other qualifications to the market.A common type of network bridge, in which the host stations are unaware of their existence in the network.
