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Racing against the clock...
MouseCatcher
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Hi all.
I've been studying up on the old materials for the ICND1 test, which I plan to take in the next week or so. I've been aiming for the old test since those are the books and materials I have to study with.
The plan is to continue cramming (more like reviewing, given my networking background), for ICND2, with the intent of taking that test mid-August. Any issues or problems with the test change over, or will my CCNA be valid at that point to continue on for CCNP later this year? I haven't seen any; just wanted to make sure. Thanks!
-Mouse
I've been studying up on the old materials for the ICND1 test, which I plan to take in the next week or so. I've been aiming for the old test since those are the books and materials I have to study with.
The plan is to continue cramming (more like reviewing, given my networking background), for ICND2, with the intent of taking that test mid-August. Any issues or problems with the test change over, or will my CCNA be valid at that point to continue on for CCNP later this year? I haven't seen any; just wanted to make sure. Thanks!
-Mouse
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DissonantData
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Doesn't the material from the old books carry over to the new ones? -
OptionsMouseCatcher
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For the most part, though some of the material from the old ICND2 is being pushed into the new INCD1.
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OptionsIsmaeljrp
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Yes, assuming you take the old tests before the deadline and pass them, your CCNA cert will be valid for 3 years, regardless of the changes to the exams.
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+1 "Your CCNA cert will be valid for 3 years".