CBT Nuggets for ICND2

Just wondering how much time everyone has spent on these studying for the ICND2. That is of you used them. I don't really want to spend too much time on them. Same question for Trainsignals as well.

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sratakhin

I don't really understand your question, but I watched them once. Jeremy doesn't really cover any advanced stuff, but they are great for understanding the concepts.

iwannaknowIT

txraider09 wrote: »

Just wondering how much time everyone has spent on these studying for the ICND2. That is of you used them. I don't really want to spend too much time on them. Same question for Trainsignals as well.

I'm taking the ICND2 on the 11th and from all the practice exams I've come across,I have been breathing,dreaming,and eating labs solid for a week. This is to get familiarized with the show commands.(IMO) the videos are great for concepts,but labs are a must......

NotHackingYou

After reading Lammle's book, I watched all the ICND2 CBT nuggets at 1.5 speed. They were really helpful for me.

txraider09

CarlSaiyed wrote: »

After reading Lammle's book, I watched all the ICND2 CBT nuggets at 1.5 speed. They were really helpful for me.

That's what I do with the TrainSignal vids. It helps.

Vik210

CarlSaiyed wrote: »

I watched all the ICND2 CBT nuggets at 1.5 speed.

I always do the same.. 1.5x
I keep getting distracted with normal speed.. 1.5 keeps me on my toes!

sizeon

You can easily pass with Train signal but cbt nuggets are light on OSPF, VTP and WAN.

sthompson86

I watched them twice

ToddB

Well I used train, but whats the deal with time. I watched each video till I fully understood, then labed it like crazy. Hit the next and keeped reviewing, anything I didn't have down used other sources like here. I feel thats what it takes, I got over 900. I would say slow down and learn the information!

txraider09

I don't speed them up for time, I do it to help me stay focused. The train signal vids are pretty dry and monotone.