Is this the new order for the CCNA exam?

Hello guys, I'm planning to use Pluralsight to study for my CCENT & CCNA later on this year, can you please confirm if the following order will cover CCNA? Thanks in advance

100-101 (CCENT)

1. http://pluralsight.c...ntro-networking

2. http://pluralsight.c...r-switch-config

3. http://pluralsight.c...a-routing-vlans

4. http://pluralsight.c...ontrol-security

[FONT=verdana, tahoma, helvetica, arial, sans-serif]200-101 (CCENT & this one for CCNA)
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1. http://pluralsight.c...vanced-ethernet

2. http://pluralsight.c...an-technologies

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DoubleNNs

I've never personally used PluralSight. They don't have a collection of videos specifically for the ICND1 and then the ICND2? That's somewhat disappointing.

Whereas what you put up seems to loosely map towards the CCNA, I wouldn't use that as my main study resource, but instead a supplement. (I didn't even see EIGRP listed in any of those videos.) But the order seems fine otherwise.

I recommend you save a copy of the exam objectives and look them over.

beach5563

I think Pluralsight used to be trainsignal. I dont like the new format but thats my opinion. You may want to check out the free ccna course at INE.com I think or the ones by dancourses on youtube which is real good. Also for $44 you can subscribe to the Chris Bryant course on udemy.com which covers ICND1 and ICND2 and you pay the $44 one time. There have been people who have used Chris Bryants video and his $9 ebook and passed with a high score. Maybe you can follow along with Packet Tracer simulator or GNS3 emulator. Of course some good practice test will be great also. Just my opinion.

Asif Dasl

That seems to be the order alright, I just wish they would stop splitting each course in to 3 to 5 parts just to make it look like they have a ton of courses.

theodoxa

DoubleNNs wrote: »

I've never personally used PluralSight. They don't have a collection of videos specifically for the ICND1 and then the ICND2? That's somewhat disappointing.

Trainsignal if I remember correctly had a single course for each (ICND1, ICND2). When Pluralsight bought them out, they split all the courses up into multiple courses. They are the same courses, just now in multiple pieces.