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CheesyBread
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in CCNA & CCENT
I scored an 888.
Failed last week with an 804, then read the whole Lammle study guide 7th edition in 6 days and retested.
Looking forward to some relaxation time, thanks all for the help and motivation.
Failed last week with an 804, then read the whole Lammle study guide 7th edition in 6 days and retested.
Looking forward to some relaxation time, thanks all for the help and motivation.
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Steveg31
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Congrats! CCNA woot! Yup this is my week of relaxation also before moving on.
Crack open some beers (or grape juice 20-) and celebrate!! You deserve it man
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TIA568B
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Congrats! Not having to worry about studying is such a relief!Certs:
Cisco Certified Network Associate (640-802)
Microsoft Licensing Sales Specialist (MLSS) Lite
Cisco SMB SMB Specialization for Engineers (650-195) -
CheesyBread
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Thanks guys.
Ended up getting plastered and waking up 2 hours late for work Hahahaha but they all knew how hard I was working on it so it was all good! -
advanex1
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Congrats Cheesy! I remember seeing the failing post too. Glad you got it!Currently Reading: CISM: All-in-One
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CheesyBread
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The question is, what's next? Should I go straight to CCNP? Should I do the CCNA Security? SSCP? C|EH?
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advanex1
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Whatever you think you'll be able to make a smooth transition into. On one hand, you have the advancing to your CCNP and you can come back and pick up the CCNA:V CCNA:S and CCNA:W or whatever you want to do and then build on that. Or you can round out what you want in the CCNA level and move up.
I would think that if you're feeling pretty confident/savvy about routing at the CCNA level that adding onto it at the NP level would probably be a smoother transition, eventhough I know that the Route exam is a beast. Depends on what you really want first.Currently Reading: CISM: All-in-One
New Blog: https://jpinit.com/blog
