Hey all.
Heres the funny part. I ordered my Sybex CCNA book and read it cover to cover.
Yet certain things like NAT'ing aren't covered in much detail.
Is it worth it just to go get the Cisco Press stuff and read thru that, or just keep taking the practice exams untill I can pass the damn test?
Granted I haven't taken a CCNA exam in 6 years, but there is NAT on CCNA? For real? I know there is some configuration and basic/ intermediate routing and switching, but NAT? I'd check the Cisco site that details exam subjects and coverage.....I didn't see it on the site myself when I just checked...
Yeah man, they made the cisco exam an assload harder from what it used to be. Back about 3 years ago the exam was 10x eaiser. I took a boot camp for it back then and passed the thing with a 960, re-took it on saturday and made an 810.
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