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Passed it finally with a 920
Worktruck
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in CCNA & CCENT
Jeez, I let out a really big sigh of relief when that score came up on the monitor. I had taken the exam 2 times before back at the end of January (650) and the beginning of March (735). The reason for taking to long in between attempts is because out of the 4 test centers in my city none of them are willing to do Weekend appointments. The first try back in January I did on a Friday, and I couldn't take the day off I was only allowed to take off like 30 minutes before the thing started. I hadn't eaten anything all day so I just was not up for it. So, I said screw this I'll find a place that does do it on the weekends. The closes place was 75 miles away so that's where I went for it the last 2 times Even though I had to drive a hour and a half it sure was a lot less stressful then doing it during the work week, and I could study in the morning.
Anyways, This time I felt really confident about taking it, and I didn't let the clock put that much pressure on me, because I realized that trying to save time by running through the questions to have plenty for the sims was causing me to miss things I knew. I did luck out and got the only sim of the exam 2 questions before the end. I had 30 minutes or so to work on it and when I did finish it I had around 10 minutes left. So at the end I had 5 minutes to spare when I hit done.
Some people have already mentioned it but you need to study both NAT and RIPv2.
Ah, well this is a huge piece of stress off my back. My application for a job I really want has been on hold until I got this. Hehe, got a call last week telling me that they wouldn't be able to hold anything open for me if I didn't get this done soon. Now, well time to have a beer and enjoy the rest of my Saturday.
Anyways, This time I felt really confident about taking it, and I didn't let the clock put that much pressure on me, because I realized that trying to save time by running through the questions to have plenty for the sims was causing me to miss things I knew. I did luck out and got the only sim of the exam 2 questions before the end. I had 30 minutes or so to work on it and when I did finish it I had around 10 minutes left. So at the end I had 5 minutes to spare when I hit done.
Some people have already mentioned it but you need to study both NAT and RIPv2.
Ah, well this is a huge piece of stress off my back. My application for a job I really want has been on hold until I got this. Hehe, got a call last week telling me that they wouldn't be able to hold anything open for me if I didn't get this done soon. Now, well time to have a beer and enjoy the rest of my Saturday.
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Optionswildfire
Member Posts: 654
Well doneLooking for CCIE lab study partnerts, in the UK or Online.
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Optionsmy_id_0308
Member Posts: 171
wow ,,it is a long road...but congrats ...go enjoy yourself!you earn it 100 %...hope you got the job
