After my second attempt I passed the CCNA. I studied for another month after my 1st attempt. Keeping your eye on the clock is really important. Some of the resources I used were Todd Lammle's CCNA book, Exam Cram which I read on the train, a simulator and an old 1603 router.
James
Well done on passing the NA. I always recommend Todds book to my colleagues and students, it makes sense of the overly technical Cisco Press learning material
Where next NP ????
Steve
Did you use the Transcender?
...Joey MCP, MCT, MCSE, CCA, DCSE, studying for CCNA.
No I'm lucky enough to have access to over 30 routers and 250 switches at work
Steve MCSE, MCSA, CCNA, CNA, ML-Trainnee
Egggcellent.
Steve Ray wrote:
After failing the first time I reviewed concepts with Cisco Press as it went more in depth. Lammle's book is good and one of the best things about it is that it teaches you how to subnet in your head. I don't think you can pass with that book alone though. I'm going to do upgrade my MCSA 2000 to MCSE
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