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Attempting CCNA!

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Hi!

I am attempting my CCNA in a few months.

Are there any advice that some of you can give me, for example: where i should focus in the preparation for my exam?

Thanks!

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jibbajabba

Have a look here : CCNA / CCENT Forums - especially the sticky posts.

cyberguypr

Definitely check out jibbajabba's link. My suggestion is getting a book or two (Odom, Lammle), a video training product (CBT Nuggets, Train Signal) and some sort of lab (Packet Tracer, GNS3, physical hardware.)

The above along with dedication and good study habits are a proven winning combination.

bot

Thanks for the advice! i appreciate it

i went to purchase a Sybex CCNA book written by Lammle, and i got the CBT Nugget series from Jeremy Cioara (CCENT/CCNA)

Thanks a stack! i will see if i can get ahold of Packet tracer too

Cheers

MrXpert

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Thanks for the advice! i appreciate it i went to purchase a Sybex CCNA book written by Lammle, and i got the CBT Nugget series from Jeremy Cioara (CCENT/CCNA)

Thanks a stack! i will see if i can get ahold of Packet tracer too

Cheers

I highly recommend Aaron's own guides: Router Alley - Guides
His guide was a good reason I passed and I am also using it for ICND2 studies. I found it more useful than Odom's "book"

Shanman

Good luck with your studies. With hard work and dedication you will have the letters CCNA after your name.

bot

Thanks for the Link MrXpert, alot of usefull information in there

Shanman! Thank you for the support i really appreciate it