Failed with 831 ------ JUST PASSED WITH 922!!!

Planning & Designing - 70%
Implementation - 75%
Troubleshooting - 81%
Technology - 76%

Let's see what happens next week.....

I passed it today!!!!!!!!

Planning & Designing - 100%
Implementation - 93%
Troubleshooting - 81%
Technology - 82%

Thank you all.....CCNP here I come!

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1Ste

Sorry to hear that, how long did u study for?

opers13

on and off for the past year....

1Ste

Well, personnally I would keep at it till the day of the test, I have read on and off for CCNA only because i still have to take the test for A+. and I haven't graduated yet. so I wanna get school out of the way..

Sorry to hear that opers13..... best of luck for the next try. Yah... planning and designing is not that easy. Focus of subnetting and VLANs.

opers13

I think I got all subnet questions correct....is VTP part of planning and design?

I pretty sure I messed up on 2 VTP questions.

JamRockThugz

HEy Guys i did the CCNA 640-801 exam 2 days ago for the second time n failed with 792 am wondering where am going wrong and which topis am to concentrate more on. my scores are

planning and design 70
implimentation 94
troubleshooting 64
Technology 53

it really getting to me now cause i never do anything twice n fail somebody please give me some directions

JamRockThugz

silver_225

JamRockThugz wrote:

HEy Guys i did the CCNA 640-801 exam 2 days ago for the second time n failed with 792 am wondering where am going wrong and which topis am to concentrate more on. my scores are

planning and design 70
implimentation 94
troubleshooting 64
Technology 53

it really getting to me now cause i never do anything twice n fail somebody please give me some directions

JamRockThugz

Unfortunately, there is really no one area just to focus on. Cisco does a good job of testing for all areas a CCNA should know. What have you been using to study? I don't know how you've been preparing for the exam, but the first time I took it, I made the mistake of only using Cisco Press Owen's CCNA study guide and Boson's simulator. When I took the test, I quickly realized my mistake, failing with ~750. On the recommendation of the forum, I purchased Todd Lamle's 5th edtion book. It was the perfect compliment to Owen's book. I took the exam again after another month of studying and passed with 948. Hang in there and good luck on your studies.

opers13

I passed it today!!!!!!!!

Planning & Designing - 100%
Implementation - 93%
Troubleshooting - 81%
Technology - 82%

Thank you all.....CCNP here I come!

Webmaster

Congrats!

Alien

Congratulations

my_id_0308

Wow...in a week,you improve so much...thats great!!!All the best in your CCNP..

silver_225

Congrats!

Puffy Elvis

C O N G R A T S ! ! !

Let us know if it lands you a raise or better job!

KGhaleon

After hearing this, I'm pumped to take my CCNA again soon. I spent most of the day studying the material I lacked. Congrats, did you get a lot of questions relating to switches/Vlans/VTP/etc?

KG

QUIX0TIC

ya 4 u

opers13

KGhaleon wrote:

After hearing this, I'm pumped to take my CCNA again soon. I spent most of the day studying the material I lacked. Congrats, did you get a lot of questions relating to switches/Vlans/VTP/etc?

KG

Tons of questions on switching, you have to know STP, VTP, VLANs and everything else associated with these technologies.

After that being said, don't just focus on switching. I had questions that pretty much covered all the exam topics, except ISDN.

It's important to keeping your momentum going...keep taking the exam.

chinaman

congrats, Anyway I'm also preparing myself and next year I'm going to take the exam maybe Jan. or March 2006. But I'm still studying deeply the thoery about how network works like how information travel to the network. I finally understand when I read again my Sybex book although it's 4th edition. I'm also using Boson, router sim, Sybex Virtual Simu. Anyway again wish me luck and congrats.

Chinaman