Passed CCNA
aravi
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in CCNA & CCENT
Passed with 960... 
RHCE is next on the list, so better get cracking right away.
RHCE is next on the list, so better get cracking right away.
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Alien
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Bravo!
Any feedback would be appreciated before you dive back into studies. What a nice way to spend the weekend.
Cheers.Hard times on planet earth. -
aravi
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Thanks everyone.
It sure feels great when you pass especially when you know that you were pretty close from being doomed 
I almost moved on from the simulation question without having typed copy run start.Just in the nick of time I remembered having read a post on this forum where someone had mentioned that he had done all the required steps and just missed typing copy run start,and failed.So I guess I have to thank TechExams for that.
The key to passing CCNA in my opinion would be attention to detail,time management and not being over confident. -
squawk1500
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Congratulations aravi. I just got a 854 on my 640-801. Knowing NAT sure is a good thing to know on this exam. I don't regret learning how to configure static, dynamic, and overloading NAT, cough , cough. One important thing also on the exam is the process of elimination. The exam wasn't anything like I had expected. Most questions took a lot of thinking and was not just clicking an answer as soon as you see the question. I only had like 15min left when I finished the exam. I used todd lammle's ccna deluxe edition and cisco press ccna network simulator. I would recommend todd's book for any one trying to pass the exam. I see why everyone makes such a big deal about it when the pass, cause it is a big deal to pass that thing.
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sunny_evander
Member Posts: 126
aravi wrote:
I remembered having read a post on this forum where someone had mentioned that he had done all the required steps and just missed typing copy run start,and failed.
here i m .....
Anyways, Congrats, great score!!:santa:
