Debug commands

Debug commands are basically skipped over in most of the study material I have. Can I pass my CCNA without going out of my way to learn them?

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networker050184

I'd learn them either way. You can learn a lot just from watching debugs while you do basic tasks. When ever I'm working a lab I have debugs running constantly.

peanutnoggin

IPDirect wrote: »

Debug commands are basically skipped over in most of the study material I have. Can I pass my CCNA without going out of my way to learn them?

IPDirect,

I would personally suggest you learn to debug the technologies as you learn them. It'll give you an idea what they look like when they work, so when you're faced with a situation where something is "broke" you'll know what its suppose to look like when it works.

I said all of that without answering your question... yes you can pass your CCNA without learning debugs. I would personally suggest though for you to learn them. HTH

-Peanut

mikej412

IPDirect wrote: »

Debug commands are basically skipped over in most of the study material I have.

What study material are you using?

joe48184

It's been my experience that knowing them is very benificial.