CCNA Composite Passed!

Hey I've been coming here lately to read post and catch up on others experiences. Well I took the CCNA composite on 7th this month and failed with a 762.

Today I took it again with a 841 passing!

Wish it was higher but passing is passing! Now if only my boss gets me into the network spec spot he promised I'll be good.

Thanks to all the poster and the tech notes from you all helped very much!

Also I went through the CCNA academy and used packet tracer to get familiar with the configs.

(I can setup a network and troubleshoot one in a heartbeat, but you ask me where ftp is and I might get lost

(General knowledge that you do not use much is harder to keep))

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networker050184

Congrats and good luck on that position!

Chitownjedi

Congrats, you can always keep going over the material so that you feel you have the type of knowledge that you wish you could have achieve on the test, but a pass is a pass... a pass.. is a pass! Grats.

Legacy User

Yup, a pass is a pass. Congrats!

mapletune

congrats! best of luck on your position change

Illumanati

xolowirth wrote: »

I went through the CCNA academy and used packet tracer to get familiar with the configs.

any tips for my upcoming Cisco IV class? how can I make the most of it to pass composite on first try?!

xolowirth wrote: »

(I can setup a network and troubleshoot one in a heartbeat, but you ask me where ftp is and I might get lost :grinGeneral knowledge that you do not use much is harder to keep))

haha..so true indeed. this is why IT generalists who never specialize in anything (i.e server/systems, networking) should raise their heads up high for just being a generalist because there is so much to remember!!

kambalpogi

Congrats sir!
Sir what is CCNA composite? is it combination of ICND1 and ICND2?

Ivanjam

kambalpogi wrote: »

Congrats sir!
Sir what is CCNA composite? is it combination of ICND1 and ICND2?

You have the option of doing the CCNA as one exam (640-802) or in two parts - ICND1 (640-822) and ICND2 (640-816).

Ivanjam

Congrats, xolowirth on a well-earned pass!

Vik210

Congrats. Good luck with your new job profile!

kurosaki00

Gratz man!

MAC_Addy

Illumanati wrote: »

any tips for my upcoming Cisco IV class? how can I make the most of it to pass composite on first try?!

Reading through books is usually the greatest help when studying for the ICND1/2 or the composite exam.

kambalpogi

wow that's awesome sir congrats again!
btw what is the most comprehensive book I can use for CCNA composite?

ChickenNuggetz

Congrats on the pass!

xolowirth

First try is not the easiest thing. The exam is tricky and some answers all look like they work for the problem!
I Just used the netacad website for main study then I looked around here for technotes.

I also watched all the ccna videos on the learning network site which helped to understand. (The subnetting video was so easy vs what my instructor taught!)

Patel128

That is great! Congratulations! What is the next certification you plan on doing?

xolowirth

CCNP is in the direction ( work is paying for it )
Though I might take the CCNA security depending on time.

Chitownjedi

Congrats, and good luck with everything!

JustFred

Congrats with the pass

which learning network side, could you please provide a link?

Ivanjam

FredWatanabe wrote: »

Congrats with the pass

which learning network side, could you please provide a link?

The Cisco Learning Network

coty24

FredWatanabe wrote: »

Congrats with the pass

which learning network side, could you please provide a link?

Did a google search..... this came up

Cisco Networking Academy - Cisco Systems

coty24

Ivanjam wrote: »

The Cisco Learning Network

Beat me to it lol

Illumanati

xolowirth wrote: »

Hey I've been coming here lately to read post and catch up on others experiences.

Also I went through the CCNA academy and used packet tracer to get familiar with the configs.

(I can setup a network and troubleshoot one in a heartbeat, but you ask me where ftp is and I might get lost (General knowledge that you do not use much is harder to keep))

Wow

Did I read that right or are you an expert troubleshooter?! Was this due to your involvement with Cisco NetAcad or specific labs you did?!