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Free INE CCNA videos
okplaya
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INE is offering free access to their CCNA course for a limited time when you sign up.
Sorry if this was posted already. I'm at work and didn't try to search.
http://www.ine.com/self-paced/ccna/bootcamps.htm
Sorry if this was posted already. I'm at work and didn't try to search.
http://www.ine.com/self-paced/ccna/bootcamps.htm
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Nytrocide
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Already been posted I believe, but thank you for reminding me! Forgot and need all the study material I can get :PGoals for 2014: CCNA: Voice / CCNA: Security -
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INE is offering free access to their CCNA course for a limited time when you sign up.
Sorry if this was posted already. I'm at work and didn't try to search.
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thanks for the timely news man! Will check them up tonight.[ ]CCDA; [ ] CCNA Security -
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They also have the CCNA Voice free streaming as well. i went through the CCNA videos before I passed that exam and liked them a lot. I am now going through the Voice series and am not liking it near as much. This presenter is kinda scattered and long winded.
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Iristheangel
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The free INE videos are GREAT but they are a bit dry. These videos combined with a decent study guide (I recommend Odom's guides) will get you through the exam -
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SteveO86
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Its on the INE roadmap this year, but they are supposed to release more CCNA Level videos for free streaming this year.
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Iristheangel wrote: »The free INE videos are GREAT but they are a bit dry. These videos combined with a decent study guide (I recommend Odom's guides) will get you through the exam
Agreed!! I also have been using CBT Nuggets with Jeremy Cioara which I'm really enjoying
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jdballinger
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Wow Steve, thanks for pointing out the blog post from INE! I had no idea that they were going to be opening up the other CCNA tracks as free courses this year, that's amazing!
I personally find Brian McGahan's delivery a bit dry for my tastes, but I don't think you will find a more in-depth video instruction from anyone else. It is well worth the can of Monster that you will need to drink to get through the course. I love me some CBT Nuggets, and really wish that Jeremy Cioara could be the instructor for ALL the courses I go through, but the Nuggets never go deep enough into certain topics. -
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I don't mind Brian McGahan but it all depends on the subject to me.
I used CBT Nuggets in the past but as you mentioned INE's goes much more in depth for Cisco subject. (Obviously because that's what they do)My Networking blog
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Brian McGahan at 2x is equivalent to Jeremy Cioara at half speed. If I want in depth, I always go with INE.Reading: Internetworking with TCP/IP: Principles, Protocols, and Architecture (D. Comer)
