Pluralsight for CCENT/CCNA

Just seeing if anyone has any insight/reviews for Pluralsight's video course for the CCENT/CCNA. I really enjoyed their MCSA videos.

Thanks!

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Cisco Inferno

I really dislike them.

CBT Nuggets
INE
Lazaro Diaz
ITProTV Accelerated w/Todd Lammle
Livelessons Exam Prep w/ Wendell Odom
ITProTV
Random people on YouTube
anyone/anything else
Chris Bryant

in that order.

huntert

ryan beney on youtube has a pretty good course for ccent. ryan is a ccnp in england. he also has a course for fortinet

CE1028

+1 for INE in combination with CBT Nuggets

nisti2

Ryan Beney and ITPro

huntert

in one of his videos Ryan Beney answered the question where do you get your information to study. Ryan recommended INE and Safari Online.

Nik 99

Whats wrong with pluralsight for ccna? What exactly are the negative points for u lot?

I've actually really enjoyed the ccna course with Ross Bagurdes.

tmurphy3100

Thanks! I will sub to CBT Nuggets. I already own Laz's course as well. I may watch a few Pluralsights anyway because I got it for free from WGU.

Now time to shop for lab routers and switches...

Marky_Marc

Nik 99 wrote: »

Whats wrong with pluralsight for ccna? What exactly are the negative points for u lot?

I've actually really enjoyed the ccna course with Ross Bagurdes.

I thought he was "Ok to Good" overall. I used CBT Nuggets first, which had more depth to the course in total.

Ross Bagurdes does go into more detail in some areas, but subjects like QOS and SNMP was lacking badly in detail. However, I was impressed at the exam preparation Ross does and the questions he goes through. There is also access to Transcender exam questions with Plurasight

I passed my CCNA 2 weeks ago and I used

CBT Nuggets
Pluraslight videos
Cisco Whitepapers - Very Handy! Gives you a much better in-depth (to CCNP) knowledge of topics.
Transcender Exam questions (via Plurasight & CBT Nuggets)