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Just started studying ROUTE

mistabrumley89

I can't believe how much more enjoyable it is to study than CCNA. Interest in cisco renewed.

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RouteMyPacket

Oh you just wait..CCNA is like swimming in the kiddie pool.

CCNP is going to drop you off in the Bering Sea and the sheer depth is an eye opener. Good luck!

FloOz

LOL this must be common because I was so shocked how much I enjoyed studying for Route in the beginning. I also saw someone else mention it in another thread even. Let us know how you feel in a few weeks

RouteMyPacket

LOL! So true....it's all good until you cracking the book and you turn a page...then turn another..turn another..never ending while the depth is staggering. CCNP is a serious certification and not for those with no enjoyment or love for networking.

mistabrumley89

my brain is already starting to become mush..... and smoke is starting to rise out of my ears

The IT Guy

It gets easier with time and repetition. Strong comprehension of the concepts and understanding the "WHY" and not just the "HOW" behind various implementations were key for me when I started.

RouteMyPacket

mistabrumley89 wrote: »

my brain is already starting to become mush..... and smoke is starting to rise out of my ears

Told you...you must be on Chapter 2 eh? lol

pitviper

I need to get back on the ROUTE horse myself - been through the entire curriculum 3 times but man, it bores the crap out of me!

mistabrumley89

haha, read like 5 chapters... watched the first eigrp video from cbt nuggets and it kind of just blew me away... basic configuration? I was only expecting to run the protocol and advertise networks... maybe no auto-summary statements.... boy oh boy was I wayyyy off