CCNA prep

Folks,

My CCNA expired so I have to do it again. I thought I would try the single exam thing, that's the 840-842 right? Does anyone know how long it is please and if you have to do the CCENT stuff first?

I have the Boson and I just bought Lammle's book off Amazon. It has a lighthouse instead of his shiney head these days. Do you reckon the two combined should cover the **** stuff I will need to know for the test?

Cheers

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veritas_libertas

Uh, for you the ExamCram for the CCENT would probably cover it

I am using the Odom book and it's excellent. I actually think I will be ready for the test after I finish reading it.

The CCENT is 640-822

dynamik

You don't have to do the CCENT first; you can do the single exam route.

Dude, I'm pretty sure your CCIE studies have you covered

Maybe pick up Transcender or something and see if there's anything obscure that you've somehow missed.

veritas_libertas

Okay, maybe I am confused but I figured that your CCIE written would have covered the CCNA. Am I lost or something?

From: CCNA - Career Certifications & Paths - Cisco Systems

CCNA certifications are valid for three years. To recertify, pass the ICND2 exam, or pass the current CCNA exam, or pass a CCNA Concentration exam (wireless, security, voice), or pass the current CCDA exam, or pass any 642 - XXX professional level or Cisco Specialist exam (excluding Sales Specialist exams), or pass a current CCIE or CCDE written exam.

dynamik

His expired.

veritas_libertas

dynamik wrote: »

His expired.

Gotcha...

dynamik

You can actually go right to the CCIE if you're able. It's not like the CCNP where you need the CCNA as a prerequisite, etc.

veritas_libertas

dynamik wrote: »

You can actually go right to the CCIE if you're able. It's not like the CCNP where you need the CCNA as a prerequisite, etc.

I think I will wait

laidbackfreak

dynamik wrote: »

You can actually go right to the CCIE if you're able. It's not like the CCNP where you need the CCNA as a prerequisite, etc.

Given your gonna need the written for your lab, why not just go nuke that sucker again ?