Hi I am hoping to sit me CCNA exam fairly soon. Just wondering if someone can tell me the format of the exam. eg time limit, number of questions and what items that your allowed to take into the exam.
CCNA Exam Format
Dec 01, 2006
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I someone could tell what kind of sim scenarios are given also, would be greatly appreciated.
Thanx,
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This is from Actual exams
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I know we've already talked about this, this is to let any of this thread's followers know that the link that was posted contains illegal material and the use of such study material is illegal and will get your certifications revoked.
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I do not wish to get into a beef with you u good sir, however your statements are devoid of truth- howdafk can clicking a link account for illegality? Thats is like saying watching a pirated movie makes you a bootlegger. I promise never to post such links again-I understand your grievance-however once these "braindump urchins" get their coveted jobs ,surely their employers will realise they know F.A. and release them? Wishing you a happy and prosperous new year.
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Off to get pished now..;)
You don't know how right you are. That is why people that download movies and music *illegally* are being prosecuted. Get a clue. If you're certified, then you have signed an agreement stating that you will not share information pertaining to the exams. By passing off illegal material (whether it's yours or not) puts you in violation of that NDA.
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Thank you, I hope you understand that many companies cannot afford to hire and fire people at will, so what these 'braindump urchins' are doing is playing the system. They know that if they can get their feet in the door (mainly with companies that don't have a Human Resources Dept.) then it's not likely that they will get fired. Most often, the companies end up spending twice as much money getting these individuals properly trained. It's best to just prevent the losers from even getting a job.
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True,very true. thanks again for correcting me.
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