[Skullmeat]

My Cisco CCNA Class has been moving super fast and is super technical. This week we have been covering IP Stack layers... and how routing works. Sometimes I feel lost.

[pvnk]

it's so easy, how can you be lost?

[Skullmeat]

it's so easy, how can you be lost?

Have you taken it? Most of it is because I sit in the back. I plan to change seats and move closer. Next week we get to play with 2911 ISR's, so I'm looking forward to that.

[Oni]

it's so easy, how can you be lost?

A+ is easy. CCNA is known to be a little more difficult.

[pvnk]

it's so easy, how can you be lost?

Have you taken it? Most of it is because I sit in the back. I plan to change seats and move closer. Next week we get to play with 2911 ISR's, so I'm looking forward to that.

Are you being sarcastic???

I work at a networking engineering company as their manager.

Yes, I've taken it.

[Skullmeat]

it's so easy, how can you be lost?

Have you taken it? Most of it is because I sit in the back. I plan to change seats and move closer. Next week we get to play with 2911 ISR's, so I'm looking forward to that.

Are you being sarcastic???

I work at a networking engineering company as their manager.

Yes, I've taken it.

I didn't know that. Cool.

[zorrophreak]

I am long overdue to start on my CCNA certification. IP Stack is pretty easy, and Routing (assuming you mean BGP type routing and not LAN routing) has always been fairly simple to grasp. The ISR 2911 is a pretty cool router to work with. When a friend was getting his CCENT they worked with Catalyst 2900s...

it's so easy, how can you be lost?

A+ is easy. CCNA is known to be a little more difficult.

CompTIA (namely A+) is...(as I think I've said before) a less appreciated certification. It also is more of a general support type cert as opposed to CCNA which is specifically Networking.

[Bish0pQ]

I recently got my exam of CCNA A+. I scored 83% on the theory but completely ruined the packet tracer excercise. I think I still succeeded though. I mean a lot of the things you learn aren't very usefull, especially the first chapters (in my opinion, it might be usefull for other people) since it contains very basic information.

A quick tip, don't learn it all in 1 day, you won't be able to do that or at least I wasn't able to. It's a lot of theory...

[dosj24]

My Cisco CCNA Class has been moving super fast and is super technical. This week we have been covering IP Stack layers... and how routing works. Sometimes I feel lost.

I recently got my exam of CCNA A+. I scored 83% on the theory but completely ruined the packet tracer excercise. I think I still succeeded though. I mean a lot of the things you learn aren't very usefull, especially the first chapters (in my opinion, it might be usefull for other people) since it contains very basic information.

A quick tip, don't learn it all in 1 day, you won't be able to do that or at least I wasn't able to. It's a lot of theory...

I am going to take them this year(hopefully), wow i better prepare myself...