Not sure if these exist, but a course that lets you test at the end to get the CCNA (All inclusive) would be preferred.
**Please advise if this thread should be under a different discussion board.
Not sure if these exist, but a course that lets you test at the end to get the CCNA (All inclusive) would be preferred.
**Please advise if this thread should be under a different discussion board.
Global Knowledge classes are great, but can be pricey. For self paced on-line classes, try http:www.udemy.com and look for Chris Bryant's CCNA all in one boot camp. Excellent, and Udemy often offers…
We use a tool called CBT Nuggets that our company buys licensing for. I think it's around $1200 per license, but offers much more than just CCNA. Take a look here: Online IT Training Videos, IT Certification…
Hey Josh,
I wanted to ask the question as to your need for a CCNA? I understand it is a great base level certification for networking and I myself am a CCNA (working on my CCNP), but why not go for your…
joshyaf, CCNA. It depends if you are technical like pseudocyber said or have a like job, you may be able to do some studying/education while you are work. Reading at night and investigating during the day will continue the educational track. I also agree with glink in the use of GNS3. With the CCNA from Cisco Press in hand and GNS that would be enough to pass the CCNA. The only thing I would add is that as soon as you open the book you take the test within 60 days. If you are new to Cisco Environment then maybe 75 days. After those times you risk forgetting what you have learned. I use INE.com, GNS3, and Cisco Press books for my studies. Also, I work with the Technology I am studying on a daily basis. My time from book opening to testing is 45 days. It is basically a CRAM session because at any one time you may only use 20% of the material you are studying for a cert and the rest will be back ground information.
Good luck,
I agree with you about the timing aspect. Some of the trivial stuff can be forgotten very quickly if you don't use it on a regular basis.
I agree with you about the timing aspect. Some of the trivial stuff can be forgotten very quickly if you don't use it on a regular basis.
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