I am a CCNA !!!!!

I went and took the ICND 2 today and passed with a score of 879. I found this test to be a lot easier than the ICND 1. The majority of the questions I received were configuration and troubleshooting related.

I used......
A lot of pizza
Cbtnuggets (Jeremy Cioara is the man)
Todd Lammle CCNA
Chris bryants material
transcender
techexams.net
packet tracer
GNS3
2 3640 routers

Take care,
Sean

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networker050184

Congrats!

mikej412

Congratulations!!

irishpunk wrote: »

I used......
A lot of pizza

Hum.... I see potential to a new hybrid study method: "One Chapter, One Slice, One Beer"

But might have to read the chapter while on an Exercycle to account for the extra "study motivation"

alan2308

mikej412 wrote: »

Congratulations!!

Hum.... I see potential to a new hybrid study method: "One Chapter, One Slice, One Beer"

But might have to read the chapter while on an Exercycle to account for the extra "study motivation"

And as soon as you walk in for a job interview we already know just how knowledgeable you are just by looking at your gut.

x5150

congrats! what was your timeline?

Deathgomper

Awsome!!!!

boostinbadger

Congrats!

I earned my CCENT just over a year ago and took a long break. Just picked up my studies again. Jeremy and Chris may be the best out there!

I am glad to hear you thought ICND2 was easier than ICND1. For some reason I am not as confident studying for ICND2. I am using the Boson Exam right now and doing "ok," to brush up on my material.

peanutnoggin

Congrats!!!

itdaddy

super was easier cause you studied your arse off dude..
good job !

Project2501

itdaddy wrote: »

super was easier cause you studied your arse off dude..
good job !

Nah I don't think the test is that hard. I was playing MW2 till 2 in the morning the night before my exam.

Ruling out the wrong answers first helps though.

spartangtr

boostinbadger wrote: »

I am glad to hear you thought ICND2 was easier than ICND1. For some reason I am not as confident studying for ICND2. I am using the Boson Exam right now and doing "ok," to brush up on my material.

I'd love to get everyones opinion on ICND1 vs ICND2. Which did everyone thinks was easier?

itdaddy

Cbtnuggets (Jeremy Cioara is the man)
Todd Lammle CCNA
Chris bryants material
transcender
techexams.net
packet tracer
GNS3
2 3640 routers

the above is a lot of study pure and simple!
you either been doing it awhile or you studied. there is no read a book and you just get it while playing video games. I will never believe that line of bull I have lived too long and seen that kind of stuff before ..you either put the time in or you didnt and it is all easy when you do that.
there are no free rides and no free lunch I dont care who you are.
i took the composite exam oh yeah before that I took 3 months
off in hawaii and didnt study a thing and got a 890 yeah! composite too 802

you put the time in and get the nice results....

playing MW 2 nite before doesnt mean you didnt put the time in...I know you did
see you at the top! 802 composite wasnt too hard since I put the time in

Project2501

spartangtr wrote: »

I'd love to get everyones opinion on ICND1 vs ICND2. Which did everyone thinks was easier?

ICND1. But they weren't really that hard. So as long as you have a general idea of the topics you can rule out 1 - 2 answers of the multiple choice and you really should be able to remember the commands for router OSPF, EIGRP and RIPv2. STP is a big one as well.

irishpunk

Thanks everyone

Originally Posted by mikej412
Hum.... I see potential to a new hybrid study method: "One Chapter, One Slice, One Beer"

Actually I preferred drinking beer while I was configuring mock networks. That way in the morning I got to practice my troubleshooting skills

It took approximately 6 weeks of studying for me to pass the ICND1 and about the same for ICND2 it should be noted that I'm currently unemployed and a compulsive studier. When you put those two together it adds up to between 5 and 8 hours of studying everyday. The other thing that really helps is networking is fun and addicting.

take care,
Sean

Aldur

Congrats on the pass and good luck in your job hunt.

irishpunk

Thanks Aldur I appreciate it as far as the job hunt goes I'm just trying to stay positive Its still ugly out my way in terms of jobs but something will come up I'm sure.

Take care,
Sean

congrats!

Congratulations!!

Congrats!!!

Nice!!!!!!