Alphaprep is an online testing software designed to adapt to the student's current level. Alphaprep is unique because it generates unique exams from a large database of questions and at the same time allows students to take questions that are not too difficult and not too easy. How does it work? Everyone begins taking practice problems at their current level of knowledge, and as the questions are mastered, Alphaprep will provide new questions at a more difficult level. The goal is for students to reach exam level difficulty questions and be able to master those questions. This is unmatched by any practice exams on the market today. Who should use Alphaprep? ​Anyone who wants to take practice tests in exam-like conditions. For anyone who is preparing and needs to practice large amounts of problems, Alphaprep is the tool for them. Each exam has a large database of questions to draw from.

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Customizing Exams: Alphaprep gives you the opportunity to choose the difficulty you want on an exam, this way you take exams at your level so you don’t have to take really easy or really difficult ones. Creating a Quiz: This feature allows you to select a specific topic or section to take a quiz on! Knowledge Level (EL): The goal of Knowledge Level is to provide you with questions at your current level of understanding of the material. Your EL starts off at a 3 and we recommend students getting to a 7 before their exam since 90% of students pass at that level. Discussion Forums: You can post a question about a specific exam problem and get an answer from one of our content managers, authors, and sometimes other students. The forums are monitored regularly and response time during business hours is quick.

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Before you begin studying, make sure to know why you want to become an Cisco certified. Be aware there will be a lot of self-studying. Motivation is required! Creating a study schedule is vital. Our recommendation is to create your schedule based on chapters, leaving the last month before the exam solely for practice/timed exams. It's good to be flexible with your study schedule. Knowing what kind of learner you are is very important. If you like to see theories and problems written out, you are a visual learner. If you like to listen to solutions being explained, you are an auditory learner. For a visual learner, consider using a study manual. For auditory learners, consider video lectures. When using study manuals, make sure you understand the examples. Try to rework them to make sure you understand the underlying concept. Go through each chapter and do some of the end-of-chapter problems to make sure you understand the concepts. This will help you get familiar with the types of questions and also allow you to see the formulas and concepts that can be applied to solve a problem and how you can bring them into the real world. Don’t feel obligated to solve all of the problems at the end of a section. It is important to stay on schedule. For videos, make sure to jot down notes when a new discovery is learned. The advantage to a video is that you can stop and go back if you've missed something. You can also accommodate yourself by pausing the video if you want to study at a slower pace. Also, try to rework the examples presented in the videos to make sure that you fully understand how to solve the examples. Do NOT make video watching a passive learning. Eventually, you’ll want to familiarize yourself with the format of the exam so try doing practice problems with a time limit. Then review and rework the problems that you missed. It is critical that you have lots of practice solving exam type problems in exam type conditions. You need to become familiar with the types of questions that you will be asked. To maximize your preparation, make sure to solve a lot of different questions optimize your preparation. Alphaprep meets this goal really well by giving you different types of questions from the question bank. Several authors contribute to the question bank. Go through the exam questions as many times as possible to the extent that you would memorize the content. The goal is to have them come to you naturally when you see a question. During timed exam practice, make sure that you take it as if you are taking an actual exam. ​When studying, it is also important to take breaks and relax a little. Having a plan from the beginning is key.

Starting a few nights prior to your exam, it is a good idea to cut out sugary drinks and start eating nutritious brain foods such as eggs, peanut butter, vegetables and fruit. A few days before the exam, focus on the concepts you don’t fully comprehend yet and split your time between practice problems and relaxing a bit. Make sure that you are accustomed to the types of questions that will be on the exam and that you feel confident with any question that you may face. Do the full exam under exam conditions, with your approved calculator. This is to make sure that you are comfortable with the real exam. Try to have your Knowledge Level on Alphaprep up to a 7 within a few days of the exam as 90% of students at a level 7 pass their exam. The day before, envision the exam and have confidence. We suggest going to bed a couple hours earlier than usual so you get a good night’s sleep. When you wake up, eat a light, healthy breakfast. Don’t cram anymore material once you get into the exam hall. If you don’t know the material by then, you probably wont and you’ll just make yourself more nervous or confuse yourself with material you do know. ​The morning of the test: see yourself being successful; it really will make a difference!

There are so many different exam strategies, but these are some Alphaprep swears by: Right after the exam clock starts, write down any formulas you’re afraid you won’t remember when you’re nervous Split questions into 3 levels: level 1- easy questions, level 2- questions that are doable but may take time, level 3 hard questions that you don’t understand your first read through and don’t know how to solve at all. Do a quick read on all the questions, then work on level 1 questions first, followed by level 2 and lastly level 3. Write down important formulas and summarize questions in mathematical form. Also, since most of the preliminary exams are multiple-choice exams, sometimes plugging in the given answer choices to your workings to identify the correct solution, may be more efficient. When guessing, eliminate answers that are definitely wrong first. During the last 10 minutes of the exam, make sure that you have selected an answer for every problem. The last thing you want to do is work the exam until the last minute and then not have time to guess for questions you didn’t solve. ​Although doing these things cannot guarantee a passing score, they will without a doubt make the test taking process easier.

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Have you thought about trying an e-learning website?I am Studying for my CCNA exam and came across AlphaPrep, which I have been really enjoying. They have video lessons to help learn the content as well as a robust question bank to generate practice quizzes and exams. Their system will even tell you when it thinks you are ready to take and pass the actual exam.Here is a video I found on YouTube that might help tell you a little more.

Congrats on taking the first step into a great field.I would recommend perusing Cisco certifications first. However, CompTIA is a good start as well, but you may want to conceive your opinion about which path would be better to start. Whichever route you take, I highly recommend taking an AlphaPreponline course. Have you heard of them? If not, they offer an array of online courses (Network+, CCENT, CCNA, CCNP) that contain content from top sources like Kevin Wallace and Pearson—who provides content for various technical exams, and cert guides.My experience with AlphaPrep was great in that I love their Kevin Wallace video courses, the cert books I needed were readily available throughout my subscription, and the exams adjusted their difficulty to how well I understood the exam topics throughout my studies.

Best of luck to you.- Cheers!

a non-existent API (no the three crap endpoints of the current Alpha API do not count).

The more that you can surround yourself with the topic the more prepared and confident you will come exam day.With that said, try using a combination of study materials such as:I would highly recommend finding an online course that includes many of the aforementioned bullet-point items.One solution that comes to mind is Alphaprep.net I have heard great things about AlphaPrep from others and also from various online sources. Their courses for the CCNP exams (ROUTE, SWITCH, & TSHOOT) contain full Kevin Wallace video courses, dynamic exams that adjust difficulty based on how well you are performing, and to backup AlphaPrep with my opening statement, the official Wendell Odom books are included in their bundles as well.

Side-Note:After speaking with AlphaPrep and doing a little bit of research, it appears they do obtain their CCNP content direct from Pearson and Kevin Wallace. So to me, that seems advantageous if trying to learn any Cisco certification.Best of luck to any preparing for their CCNP.- Cheers!

Congrats on pursuing a network certification.I recommend Alphaprep.netto anyone looking to pass their CompTIA Network+ exam. They offer better content and a better learning system than anything I have seen on the market. After using their software for a while, I had conferred with them a bit and come to find out they obtain their content from Kevin Wallace and Pearson directly.The study tools you receive with a subscription are full Kevin Wallace video courses, the Pearson CompTIA Network+ Certification book, and endless exams that adjust difficulty based on how well you understand the many Network+ exam topics.Best of luck to you.- Cheers!

Have you thought about trying an online learning system? If so, I have had great results using AlphaPrep. They have a great learning environment that has dynamically generated quizzes, exams, and tutorial videos.They have a free trial (no credit card required) if you want to give them a test drive, or you can purchase their CCNA product. The full product gives you access to all the sections, which seem to follow the sections outlined in the well-known Wendell Odom CCNA Cert Guide, which is what really helped me when learning the information I needed to pass my exam.Here is a sample of one of their many video lessons I found on YouTube:

Just for convenience, I think this is their selling video:

I have used AlphaPrepand they have easy to follow along with videos that cover all the topics in the CCNA. Furthermore, unlike CBTNuggets, they also have adaptive quizzes and exams that adjust the difficulty of the questions to your current knowledge level as you progress, which is what really grabbed my interest. If you are interested, they do have a free trial (no credit card required) or if you want to buy the full product, which comes with all the videos and questions, the prices are unbeatable in my opinion and well-worth it.Here is a sample video that I grabbed from their YouTube channel.

Hope this helped you and good luck with your test!

The more that you can surround yourself with the topic the more prepared and confident you will come exam day.With that said, try using a combination of study materials such as:I would highly recommend finding an online course that includes many of the aforementioned bullet-point items.One solution that comes to mind is Alphaprep.net I have heard great things about AlphaPrep from others and also from various online sources. Their courses for the CCNP exams (ROUTE, SWITCH, & TSHOOT) contain full Kevin Wallace video courses, dynamic exams that adjust difficulty based on how well you are performing, and to backup AlphaPrep with my opening statement, the official Wendell Odom books are included in their bundles as well.

Side-Note:After speaking with AlphaPrep and doing a little bit of research, it appears they do obtain their CCNP content direct from Pearson and Kevin Wallace. So to me, that seems advantageous if trying to learn any Cisco certification.Best of luck to any preparing for their CCNP.- Cheers!

Good to hear you want to progress to the CCNP.I"ll keep my answer short for simplicity sake. Do you know or have you heard about AlphaPrep.net? If not, they offer an array of online courses that contain content from top sources like Kevin Wallace and Pearson—who provides content for various technical exams but in our regard, publish Cisco Press and deliver Cisco exams to certification candidates. My experience with AlphaPrep was great in that I love their Kevin Wallace video courses, the cert books I needed were readily available throughout my subscription, and the exams adjusted their difficulty to how well I understood the exam topics throughout my studies.Best of luck to you.- Cheers!

I wasn’t sure how much time was involved either when I was preparing for my exam. I found the answer to my question by using a tool, which I highly recommend, called AlphaPrep. The AlphaPrep Cisco product let me know when i was ready to take the real exam. On top of that, the learning environment and tutorial videos are great. However, the feature that was the real selling point to me was the dynamically generated exams/quizzes that are geared toward all the sections found on the real exam and also to my current level of knowledge. My level changes as I progress in my studies; the more knowledgeable I become the more difficult the questions become, which again, is the awesome part of this product. They currently have a free trial (no credit card required) or if you are interested in buying their full product, the prices are very reasonable and well-worth every penny.Here is their video i found on their YouTube channel:

Good luck and hope this helps!

Good to hear you are interested in taking your CCNP!If you were to attempt your goal of preparing for the CCNP (300-101, 300-115, 300-135) in 3 months I would highly recommend finding an online course that includes the following:One solution that comes to mind is AlphaPrep.net I have heard great things about AlphaPrep from others and also from various online sources. Their courses for the CCNP exams (ROUTE, SWITCH, & TSHOOT) contain full Kevin Wallace video courses, dynamic exams that adjust difficulty based on how well you are performing, and to backup AlphaPrep with my opening statement, the official Wendell Odom books are included in their bundles as well.

Best of luck to any preparing for their CCNP- Cheers!

Glad to hear you"re interested in the CCNP.If you feel more experienced and comfortable in networking, then take the CCNP switch. Personally, I would attempt the CCNP ROUTE as ROUTE will build into the CCNP SWITCH.If I may recommend to you or anyone interested in an excellent resource to study for the CCNP ROUTE, SWITCH, & TSHOOT I highly recommend AlphaPrep.net.With an AlphaPrepCCNP course, you get all 3 Cert Guides atop a solid Kevin Wallace video course and practice exams. The absolute best part about AlphaPrep IMO are their practice exams. The exams are centered around your current knowledge level and will increase or decrease in difficulty based how you are doing. And once you hit a certain level within their system you are guaranteed to pass your exam.

Best of luck to you and anyone perusing their CCNP.- Cheers!

As others have said, do not constrain yourself to one piece of study material. Essentially, the more that you can surround yourself with the Network+ topic the more prepared and confident you will be come exam day.With that being said try using a combination of study materials such as:To answer your question about what book to use I would recommend the CompTIA Network+ N10-006 Cert Guide.Why?A site called AlphaPrepis now offering a course for Network+. With that course you get the aforementioned Cert Guide atop a solid Kevin Wallace video course and practice exams. The absolute best part about AlphaPrep IMO are their practice exams. The exams are centered around your current knowledge level and will increase or decrease in difficulty based how you are doing. And once you hit a certain level within their system you are guaranteed to pass your exam.

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Do you know or have you heard about AlphaPrep.net? If not, they offer an array of online courses, including CompTIA Network+, that contain content from top sources like Kevin Wallace and Pearson. My experience with AlphaPrep was great in that I love their Kevin Wallace video courses, the cert book I needed was readily available throughout my subscription, and the exams adjusted their difficulty to how well I understood the exam topics throughout my studies.Best of luck to you.- Cheers!

Depends how well you learn and if you are dedicated to wanting to achieve this certification. If you are dedicated I highly recommend taking an AlphaPrep online course as they make learning the knowledge needed to pass the Network+ exam easy. Do you know or have you heard about AlphaPrep.net? If not, they offer an array of online courses, including CompTIA Network+, that contain content from top sources like Kevin Wallace and Pearson. My experience with AlphaPrep was great in that I love their Kevin Wallace video courses, the cert book I needed was readily available throughout my subscription, and the exams adjusted their difficulty to how well I understood the exam topics throughout my studies.Best of luck to you.- Cheers!

AlphaPrepis far superior in my opinion when compared to CBTNuggets or any other online learning website. The thing that got me hooked was the dynamically generated quizzes and exams that constantly adapt to my current level of knowledge. They currently have a free trial (no credit card required) or if you are inclined to buy the full product (which I highly recommend) the pricing is very reasonable when compared to any competitor. The online learning environment is great, they cover all the sections needed to pass the real CCNA exam, they have great tutorial videos, and overall is well worth the buying the full product to pass the exam.Here is a sample video I found on their YouTube channel:

Hope this helps and good luck!

Congrats on wanting to step into the networking realm.I would recommend perusing Cisco certifications first. However, CompTIA is a good start as well it’s just that employers might look at it the same way you view an off-brand cereal. Whichever route you take, I highly recommend taking an AlphaPreponline course. Have you heard of them? If not, they offer an array of online courses (Network+, CCENT, CCNA, CCNP) that contain content from top sources like Kevin Wallace and Pearson—who provides content for various technical exams, and cert guides.My experience with AlphaPrep was great in that I love their Kevin Wallace video courses, the cert books I needed were readily available throughout my subscription, and the exams adjusted their difficulty to how well I understood the exam topics throughout my studies.

Best of luck to you.- Cheers!

Depends how easy the topics are for you to learn. From experience, it took me about 6 months. In terms of the exam, my exam had quite a few subnetting questions on it, so do make you are efficient at answering subnetting questions. Furthermore, Some of the questions are meant to try to trick you so be careful and read all the answers thoroughly.As far as time is concerned for preparing. I wasn’t sure how much time was involved either when I was preparing for my exam. I found the answer to my question by using a tool, which I highly recommend, called AlphaPrep. The AlphaPrep Cisco product let me know when i was ready to take the real exam. On top of that, the learning environment and tutorial videos are great. However, the feature that was the real selling point to me was the dynamically generated exams/quizzes that are geared toward all the sections found on the real exam and also to my current level of knowledge. My level changes as I progress in my studies; the more knowledgeable I become the more difficult the questions become, which again, is the awesome part of this product. They currently have a free trial (no credit card required) or if you are interested in buying their full product, the prices are very reasonable and well-worth every penny.Here is their video i found on their YouTube channel:

This question is a bit fuzzy to be honest. Are they asking you to provide a network address for the router or a valid host address for a particular subnet? If they are asking for a valid host address then answer d is correct, as it is the only host address in the list. If they are asking for a valid network address then there are two possible answers (E and B ). If the router interfaces are supposed to represent your networks (which they normally are) then you have two correct answers in this question. Again, this question is just worded incorrectly.If you want to learn more about VLSM and how subnetting works, I highly recommend watching this video as it explains the fundamentals very well.

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The amount of job opportunities for Cisco CCNA certified individuals are countless. You have a lot of leverage with that certification. I would recommend that you research what average salaries are in your area and be sure that you are getting job offers that are appropriate.Trust me… you will get offers.

People debate this question heavily. The correct answer can be different depending on circumstances however, generally speaking you are much better off splitting the exam up in part. Financially it is about the same so why not give yourself and your brain break and take baby steps? The CCNA exam as a whole is greater than the sum of its parts so just take it easy and go one by one.

What is best is completely dependent on your specific goals. You may be wanting to engineer complete robust networks, you may be wanting to quickly jump into a new career. Individual goals vary, what best really depends on what you want to do. There are many different goals and I’m not entirely sure what your specific goal is , so let"s take a look at the two aforementioned. You can expand on my answers from there.Becoming a high-level Networking engineer: Network engineering is a vast topic with many areas of study. Cisco networking is only part of what you will need to know if you want a masters in computer networking. You will need to get many Cisco certs to prove your validity and among them should , at the very least, be the CCNA. Basically, in this case, yes a master"s degree is betting but you still need to complement it with Cisco certs.Getting an new job quickly: If you are switching careers , starting a new career , ETC, then starting off with just your CCNA cert is a great way to go. You can get your cert and immediately get a job afterwards. This is a great option if you want to work and go to school at the same time.Good luck, comment or message for more details.

The best way to pass the CCNA exam can be different depending circumstances. One person"s best path to exam success may not yield the same result for another. That being said, we can look at three different generalized paths. You can choose the one you think best fits your circumstance and get started on the correct path for exam success. Please note that none of these options are better than the other, it really just depends on the individual preparing for the exam.Cisco AcademyIn an academy students will spend upwards of a year with an instructor going over, in detail, real world problems. This will provide you with great fundamental knowledge that can be later leveraged once you have been hired. However, academies can’t confidently let you take your exam until close to the courses end. This can be a big hindrance for anyone looking to start at an entry level job in short order. Please note that an academy is also very expensive.LMS(learning management system)An LMS is a software platform that is designed, in someway, to help you pass an exam. This path is great if you are not able to spend the extra cash on an academy. A competent LMS can get you prepared for the CCNA in as little as 2-3 months. I highly recommendalphaprep.net. It is new to the market but it is by far the most efficient player in the game. For those of you who are in an academy, adding the use of an LMS can be a great compliment to your overall game plan. If you want to know more about AlphaPrep and how it compares to other LMS systems check out these quora questions. (quora-question1) (quora-question1)Book and brain dumpIf you already have a solid background in computer networking and you are a quick learner, then this might be a great path for you. With this path, I want to stress the need to have a solid background in networking! If you are a quick learner that does not have a good background in computer networking, potential employers will know if you just crammed for the exam. If you do have the proper experience then I recommend reading the Wendell Odom books.

It always best to use the most updated version of any text book . The old exam concepts are similar and you can probably get away with using older books but I would still recommend you to a new edition copy. Also you need to make sure and practice with labs !!

Subnetting a class A IP address takes a fair amount of time to learn. I am assuming that you are just starting out and that you need some general direction on how to subnet correctly. Here is a video that covers how to subnet Class A and B addresses. It important to remember to practice often with subnetting. good luck!

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In some shape or form, yes. There are droves of many different training materials and deciding which to use really depends on your learning style. I like to give people three different ideas on how you can prepare. Then let them choose what idea works best for them.Here are three different ways one can prepare:Cisco AcademyIn an academy students will spend upwards of a year with an instructor going over, in detail, real world problems. This will provide you with great fundamental knowledge that can be later leveraged once you have been hired. However, academies can’t confidently let you take your exam until close to the courses end. This can be a big hindrance for anyone looking to start at an entry level job in short order. Please note that an academy is also very expensive.LMS(learning management system)An LMS is a software platform that is designed, in someway, to help you pass an exam. This path is great if you are not able to spend the extra cash on an academy. A competent LMS can get you prepared for the CCNA in as little as 2-3 months. I highly recommend alphaprep.net.It is new to the market but it is by far the most efficient player in the game. For those of you who are in an academy, adding the use of an LMS can be a great compliment to your overall game plan. If you want to know more about AlphaPrep and how it compares to other LMS systems check out these quora questions. (quora-question1) (quora-question1)Book and brain dumpIf you already have a solid background in computer networking and you are a quick learner, then this might be a great path for you. With this path, I want to stress the need to have a solid background in networking! If you are a quick learner that does not have a good background in computer networking, potential employers will know if you just crammed for the exam.If you do have the proper experience then I recommend reading the Wendell Odom books.

The best way to pass the CCNA exam can be different depending circumstances. One person"s best path to exam success may not yield the same result for another. That being said, we can look at three different generalized paths. You can choose the one you think best fits your circumstance and get started on the correct path for exam success. Please note that none of these options are better than the other, it really just depends on the individual preparing for the exam.Cisco AcademyIn an academy students will spend upwards of a year with an instructor going over, in detail, real world problems. This will provide you with great fundamental knowledge that can be later leveraged once you have been hired. However, academies can’t confidently let you take your exam until close to the courses end. This can be a big hindrance for anyone looking to start at an entry level job in short order. Please note that an academy is also very expensive.LMS(learning management system)An LMS is a software platform that is designed, in someway, to help you pass an exam. This path is great if you are not able to spend the extra cash on an academy. A competent LMS can get you prepared for the CCNA in as little as 2-3 months. I highly recommend alphaprep.net. It is new to the market but it is by far the most efficient player in the game. For those of you who are in an academy, adding the use of an LMS can be a great compliment to your overall game plan. If you want to know more about AlphaPrep and how it compares to other LMS systems check out these quora questions. (quora-question1) (quora-question1)Book and brain dumpIf you already have a solid background in computer networking and you are a quick learner, then this might be a great path for you. With this path, I want to stress the need to have a solid background in networking! If you are a quick learner that does not have a good background in computer networking, potential employers will know if you just crammed for the exam. If you do have the proper experience then I recommend reading the Wendell Odom books.

The amount of time varies a lot depending on how you are prepared to study. Assuming that you would like to be prepared as quickly as possible , I would allow yourself between 30–50 days of very intense research. I would also suggest not taking the CCNA cert in one lump sum. There are many trains of thought on this but for the most part taking the ICND1 first and then taking the ICND2 is a much better approach to getting your CCNA. Also if you are wanting to get to the finish line as quickly as possible , I recommend using an LMS (learning management system ). At the moment AlphaPrep seems to be the absolute best tool on the market.

It sounds like you are referring to a Class A subnet. Understanding how subnet classes work is becoming less relevant, however it is still necessary if you are looking to take a Cisco certification. Here is a good video to help you understand the topic:

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Not without breaking the law. I would not recommend trying this.

I hate to write short answers but … YES!The CompTIA is a great way to land an internship or an entry level job within the networking field. However, the CCNA will provide you with a much higher paying job. Even if you have no experience the CCNA is much better than the CompTIA. Overall, If you want to be taken seriously in the networking community then you need to get, at a minimum, your CCNA.If you are looking for help with your exam preparation, I highly suggest you try AlphaPrep . They are the only software platform that uses machining learning. They provide you with the right questions at the right time, provide you with FREE videos , and tell you when you are ready to pass your exam.

There are many different ways to successfully study for this exam. I usually give people a few different suggestions, but as this question is more specific… I will just share my personal favorite approach. The way I find to be most efficient can be summarized in three steps.

The Wendell Odom books are a must for efficient exam preparation. After picking up his book, its more a matter of your learning style. There are many ways to prepare for the exam and the best way is different for different people. I get asked this question a lot and like to give people three different options that are general in nature. You can decide on what path seems most correct for you and then tweak your exam preparation from there.Cisco AcademyIn an academy students will spend upwards of a year with an instructor going over, in detail, real world problems. This will provide you with great fundamental knowledge that can be later leveraged once you have been hired. However, academies can’t confidently let you take your exam until close to the courses end. This can be a big hindrance for anyone looking to start at an entry level job in short order. Please note that an academy is also very expensive.LMS(learning management system)An LMS is a software platform that is designed, in someway, to help you pass an exam. This path is great if you are not able to spend the extra cash on an academy. A competent LMS can get you prepared for the CCNA in as little as 2-3 months. I highly recommend alphaprep.net. It is new to the market but it is by far the most efficient player in the game. For those of you who are in an academy, adding the use of an LMS can be a great compliment to your overall game plan. If you want to know more about AlphaPrep and how it compares to other LMS systems check out these quora questions. (quora-question1) (quora-question1)Book and brain dumpIf you already have a solid background in computer networking and you are a quick learner, then this might be a great path for you. With this path, I want to stress the need to have a solid background in networking! If you are a quick learner that does not have a good background in computer networking, potential employers will know if you just crammed for the exam. If you do have the proper experience then I recommend reading the Wendell Odom books.

Because this is a class A network your answer is 524288.Our formula for calculating subnets is 2^n where n equals the number active bits past the class boundary.Our class A domain looks like this in binary 11111111.00000000.00000000.00000000Our /27 network looks like this in binary11111111.11111111.11111111.11100000Now lets compare the two binary addresses11111111.00000000.00000000.0000000011111111.11111111.11111111.11100000As you can see, I have highlighted the number of active bits past the boundary. In total there are 19 active bits. Now we simply use our 2^n formula. 2^19 = 524288If you need more practice on subnetting, I highly suggest going to AlphaPrep . They have detailed videos on subnetting as well as thousands of practice test questions. At the moment they are in beta trials and the software is free.

Networking is a very large topic. In short, you simply need to make it your passion. subnetting is a small topic in regards to networking that takes a lot of practice to master. However, once you master it … its easy. If you are interested in learning how to subnet, here is a great video to get you started:

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The amount of time varies a lot depending on how you are prepared to study. Assuming that you would like to be prepared as quickly as possible , I would allow yourself between 30–50 days of very intense research. I would also suggest not taking the CCNA cert in one lump sum. There are many trains of thought on this but for the most part taking the ICND1 first and then taking the ICND2 is a much better approach to getting your CCNA. Also if you are wanting to get to the finish line as quickly as possible , I recommend using an LMS (learning management system ). At the moment AlphaPrep seems to be the absolute best tool on the market.

Ok so … The concept of subnet classes is NOT obsolete! Many exams still require you to answer questions about this, which is why you learn about it in school. understanding why classes were created is still important. This address would be considered to be a Class A address.Here is a short Video explaining how to subnet a class C address. Take a look and if you grasp the concept they have others videos which show you how to subnet more complicated classes.

Good luck on your studies.

The CCNA is not difficult if you study properly.Most people find the exam hard because they only study part of what they need and or they fail to understand what to expect.It"s not enough to just read one book and expect to pass. You need to do more!I recommend that, at a minimum, people use a learning management system. There are a lot of system out there but right now there is one that separates itself from the market.It’s actually learns about your knowledge level and tells you when you are ready to go pass the exam. Its called http://alphaprep.net , if you are serious about passing your exam you owe it to yourself to check it out.

It really depends on what type of exam you are taking. Assuming that you are talking about standardized testing, one of the best ways to improve scores quickly is to practice with as many questions as possible. Brain dump sites can get a bad rap, but if all you are looking to do is increase your score then they can certainly help. Just remember that a brain dump site wont help your conceptual understanding which may have unintended consequences in the future.

AlphaPrep is the only software platform on the market today that uses machine learning to help people pass their exams. They have a very robust question back that is managed on a daily basis.

There are four key access methods in which you can access the command line interface:Note, the access to the command line interface via the auxiliary port is an option only available for routers and is not an option for Cisco switches. It is also important to note that the first two methods--SSH and Telnet--are only available over IP and can be used to gain remote access to the command line interface whereas the last two methods--console and the auxiliary port--use a console cable and can only be performed over a direct, local connection to the network device. Remembering the differences between Telnet, SSH, Console, and Auxiliary is important when trying to understand how to configure each IOS access method.

A lot of people over complicate the CCNA so its important to not fall too far into the weeds. On a high level you need to be doing three things.

Basically it reassigns port and address information. NAT is a verbose subject. I would recommend diving into the fundamentals as much as you can. Here is a video that will get you started on basic NAT principles.

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I think what you are trying to wrap you head around is a concept called, the octet of concern. This helps to tell us how we manage particular subnets. The third octet is the octet of concern for class B subnets and the 4 octet is the octet of concern for class C subnets. Here is a video that explains how to properly subnet a class B address.

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Watch a good subnetting course and practice practice practice ! Subnetting is always hard at first but if you simply put the work in you will be an expert before you know it :) I highly recommend trying AlphaPrep to help you in your studies. They have the only machine learning software in the market today!

I’m not sure where any good physical locations might be in Islamabad. However, if you are studying for the CCNA you might not need one. If you already a a good background with computers then you might try a Learning Management System to help you study. Of course, you will need to purchase the Official Cisco Press book first but after that I would try to supplement your leaning. I would try AlphaPrep they have a only machine learning platform in the market and it is very effective!

Im not entirely sure what you are asking. If you are looking for your external IP address, all you have to do is go to google and ask “what is my ip”.Hope that is what you were looking for.

The short answer to this question is a big YES!It is, however, important to understand why someone may or may not hire you. If the CCNA certification is your only qualification … meaning, you have no other work experience. I wouldn"t apply for anything more than an entry level position. An employer may not be willing to place you in a more advance role until you have some real work experience.

This question might need to be more verbose. However, one simply way is to just do a power cycle. If you are just getting started with Cisco administration I would highly recommend looking into a Learning Management System. Right now, the best software by far is AlphaPrep . Using a Learning Management System will really help build your fundamentals.Good luck

This is a great question because there are many different advantages when comparing both platforms. For most use cases AlphaPrep.net still has the overall advantage as they get you exam ready much faster. In Fact, I would encourage many to join a Cisco Academy and use AlphaPrep.net at the same time. The advantage an academy has over AlphaPrep.net is instructor led courses. In an academy students will spend upwards of a year with an instructor going over, in detail, real world problems. However, academies can’t confidently let you take your exam until close to the courses end. This can be a big hindrance for anyone looking to start at an entry level job in short order. If one decides to partake in an academy and AlphaPrep.net at the same time they can get a head start on a career by passing their exam quickly and continue to reinforce their skills with the academy while they already have a job.See more details on this Quora question

Giving you the specific answer to this question will not help you, as I am assuming you are trying to learn how to subnet. You can actually get this answer with any simple subnet calculator online. If you are learning how to subnet it is best to start watching a lot of online videos and make sure you practice A LOT!!!! get out the white board and do as many sample problems as you can. It is imperative that you understand the concept and that you can solve the problems VERY quickly. When you go to take your certification test, answering subnetting questions quickly is a MUST! Here is a great video that will help you get starting with subnetting.

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In my experience associating jitter to geographic distance is subjective at best. Are you experiencing general slowness or are you sure that your packets are arriving with random variation? Technically geographical distance can cause jitter however an attenuation can and will cause other issue.

This is a very broad question so please feel free to ask me a more specific question and I will try to help.Generally speaking the “best” lab set up with respect to cost , time and learning potential… would be Packet Tracer. Packet Tracer has been actively developed for years and its a great way to virtually simulate hands on experience.There are many other options out there for lab practice but again… I’m not entirely sure what you are trying to do.I hope that helps.Cheers

The best way to master subnetting is to simply get out a white board and practice practice practice. No one gets subnetting on their first try, but almost everyone gets it with a little persistence. He is a short video to help get you started on how to subnet a class C network.

I hope this helps and good luck with your studies!

Its seems people are forgetting that this is a VLSM with a class B address. If you dont understand the concept of VLSM then this question is very easy to get wrong. Because this is a class b address we have 10 subnet bits. 10^2 = 1024 = number of subnets. I think people are assuming that this is a class c address so there answers are mostly incorrect. To understand this concept in more detail, you should really focus on fundamentals. Here is a great video that will help get you started.

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This question comes up a lot, and my answer is always the same :The best way to pass the CCNA exam can be different depending circumstances. One person"s best path to exam success may not yield the same result for another. That being said, we can look at three different generalized paths. You can choose the one you think best fits your circumstance and get started on the correct path for exam success. Please note that none of these options are better than the other, it really just depends on the individual preparing for the exam.Cisco AcademyIn an academy students will spend upwards of a year with an instructor going over, in detail, real world problems. This will provide you with great fundamental knowledge that can be later leveraged once you have been hired. However, academies can’t confidently let you take your exam until close to the courses end. This can be a big hindrance for anyone looking to start at an entry level job in short order. Please note that an academy is also very expensive.LMS(learning management system)An LMS is a software platform that is designed, in someway, to help you pass an exam. This path is great if you are not able to spend the extra cash on an academy. A competent LMS can get you prepared for the CCNA in as little as 2-3 months. I highly recommend alphaprep.net. It is new to the market but it is by far the most efficient player in the game. For those of you who are in an academy, adding the use of an LMS can be a great compliment to your overall game plan. If you want to know more about AlphaPrep and how it compares to other LMS systems check out these quora questions. (quora-question1) (quora-question1)Book and brain dumpIf you already have a solid background in computer networking and you are a quick learner, then this might be a great path for you. With this path, I want to stress the need to have a solid background in networking! If you are a quick learner that does not have a good background in computer networking, potential employers will know if you just crammed for the exam. If you do have the proper experience then I recommend reading the Wendell Odom books.

There are a lot of cloud training platforms in the market that can help with this. Some are clearly better than others. There is a new product on the market called alphaPrep.net and it is an extremely effective learning tool. They are in their beta trials from now until October, so if you want to try out a comprehensive ccna prep tool for free I highly suggest you try it.

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CBT nuggets offers a wide range of competent study material. Their Videos are top notch and while they don"t offer a robust question bank they do have some practice tests to familiarize you with an upcoming exam. It is safe to say that if one decides to use CBT nuggets that they could, with a large time commitment, pass a Cisco exam. All things considered, I would still have to say that AlphaPrep.net takes the cake. They have very clearly separated themselves in the market with their earned level concept. Their exam generator quickly learns your knowledge level and provides you with questions that are specific to your current understanding of course material. It may take up to a year to prepare for a Cisco exam with CBT nuggets and with AlphaPrep.net most become exam ready much quicker.See this Quora answer for more detail!

I would say that, by far, the best site is AlphaPrep.net you can find more details on this Quora question.

There are four key access methods in which you can access the command line interface on a switch or router:Note, that access to the command line interface via the auxiliary port is an option only available for routers and is not an option for Cisco switches. It is also important to note that the first two methods—SSH and Telnet—are only available over IP and can be used to gain remote access to the command line interface whereas the last two methods—console and the auxiliary port—use a console cable and can only be performed over a direct, local connection to the network device. If you are struggling with switch configuration I would highly recommend finding a good LMS (learning management system) online. A simple Quora answer may not be verbose enough for you to get the fundamental understanding you need to properly configure a switch.

I am assuming that you are looking to start a career in computer networking. If my assumption is correct then there are several reason as to why a Cisco certification is worth it. I could write a book about this question but for efficiency sake lets objectively consider three reasons: increase in salary, increase in job opportunities, and job security.Increase in SalaryIncrease in Job OpportunitiesJob Security

There is no difference, they are just devices with information being sent to them. Both will have a MAC address and both will have an IP address. I hope this helps answer your question.

There are a lot of differences between the two. The short answer is that IPv6 is much more robust. It very had to comprehensively example all the differences in a Quora answer so I will suggest you take a look at this video. It cover IPv6 specifically.

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Think of a real mask… like a Halloween mask. If someone was wearing a mask , it would be very easy to identify them. In a similar way, that is what a subnet mask does. It helps define the properties of the networks which reside within the mask. For example, we can determine how may host addresses are available if we know what mask an IP address is assigned to. If you want to lean more about subnetting and subnet masks I highly recommend watching this video.

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That really depends on how much experience you already have and what your learning style is. In general, subnetting just takes a lot of practice. Find a good video reference and practice practice practice. Here is a great video to help you get started:

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This sounds like an issue that is very specific to the CDN company you are working with. More often than not you can work with their support department and hash out the details of your problem. Just be patient as you will most likely have to get past tier one support.

Generally speaking , yes its very hard. Some people can do it with ease but the vast majority will struggle, especially with if they are studying alone. If you decided to get help with you studies, which I highly recommend consider the following three approaches. One of the three will most likely be suited for your learning style.Cisco AcademyIn an academy students will spend upwards of a year with an instructor going over, in detail, real world problems. This will provide you with great fundamental knowledge that can be later leveraged once you have been hired. However, academies can’t confidently let you take your exam until close to the courses end. This can be a big hindrance for anyone looking to start at an entry level job in short order. Please note that an academy is also very expensive.LMS(learning management system)An LMS is a software platform that is designed, in someway, to help you pass an exam. This path is great if you are not able to spend the extra cash on an academy. A competent LMS can get you prepared for the CCNA in as little as 2-3 months. I highly recommend alphaprep.net. It is new to the market but it is by far the most efficient player in the game. For those of you who are in an academy, adding the use of an LMS can be a great compliment to your overall game plan. If you want to know more about AlphaPrep and how it compares to other LMS systems check out these quora questions. (quora-question1) (quora-question1)Book and brain dumpIf you already have a solid background in computer networking and you are a quick learner, then this might be a great path for you. With this path, I want to stress the need to have a solid background in networking! If you are a quick learner that does not have a good background in computer networking, potential employers will know if you just crammed for the exam. If you do have the proper experience then I recommend reading the Wendell Odom books.

This is a common question for most who are new to this subject matter. There are droves of free online resources online, but it is IMPERATIVE that one understands the value of FREE training material as it pertains to Cisco. For the most part free material, weather videos, questions, or labs, is poor material. Free material, in general, can be a great way to start your studies. However, don’t expect to be exam ready from free material alone. I would suggest trying a paid product that has free trials. This way you can get a feel for how you like the software and you can also take solace knowing that the material is good. Right now AlphatPrep is offering a free trial to their beta software. I would highly recommend it. They take the time to provide you with questions that are specific to your learning needs.If you want to know more about AlphaPrep you can take a look at these Quora articles (link) (link)Good luck with your studies

You are doing a great job at learning this concept. I don’t understand why people get upset with others learning this. At the end of the day, if you want your Cisco cert … you need to understand this topic. Until that changes, its very important to understand how this works. If you want a good review on this subject, I highly recommend this video.

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I would not say anyone, as some don’t do well with online tools. However, for most the answer is yes. You need to make sure to use lab software, the best out there is packet tracer. You also need to get the Cisco Press E-book. From there you can decide which of the various online learning management systems you want to use. I recommend AlphaPrep.net. It is new to the market and its in beta from now until October. Their beta version is free which is a plus.

From my experience there are two areas that stood out. Subnetting and protocol knowledge.Subnettingprotocol knowledge

Do you like roller coasters ? Running a business comes with all the ups and, unfortunately, all the downs. It is an honor to help grow and develop individuals on their respected career paths. Getting up and starting your day will consist entirely of thoughts about how to best serve your staff. You will question yourself about fair salary range, vacation time, team building, ETC. The majority of your time will be focused on keeping the company happy and healthy. However, no matter how hard you try to be fair, a small amount of employees will feel as if they are treated unfairly. Remember that its impossible to make everyone happy and don’t let negative criticism prevent you from doing your best to treat everyone in your organization with the respect and fairness they deserve.

This questions comes up a lot and the answer is always different for each person. There are several different good ways to get coaching for this exam.Learning management systemsThere are several different learning management systems out there that can help you but I always suggest people try AlphaPrep , they have the only learning management system on the market that uses machine learning to find out when you are ready to pass the exam and it is very accurate.Cisco academiesIn an academy students will spend upwards of a year with an instructor going over, in detail, real world problems. This will provide you with great fundamental knowledge that can be later leveraged once you have been hired. However, academies can’t confidently let you take your exam until close to the courses end. This can be a big hindrance for anyone looking to start at an entry level job in short order. Please note that an academy is also very expensive.Book reading and exam practiceIf you already have a solid background in computer networking and you are a quick learner, then this might be a great path for you. With this path, I want to stress the need to have a solid background in networking! If you are a quick learner that does not have a good background in computer networking, potential employers will know if you just crammed for the exam. If you do have the proper experience then I recommend reading the Wendell Odom books.

As odd as it may seem , no. Schools, for good reason, need to stay certification agnostic. Some technical schools may have different policies but, for the most part, a school’s priority is to teach high level concepts that will in turn allow you adsorb specific concepts more efficiently. If you are looking for ways to become more successful at passing your exams, I recommend using an LMS (learning management system).

There are a lot of preparation tools in the market that can help with this. Some are clearly better than others. There is a new product on the market called alphaPrep.net and it is an extremely effective learning tool. They are in their beta trials from now until October, so if you want to try out a comprehensive ccna prep tool for free I highly suggest you try it.

While I agree that you should not in any way use classes , I disagree about learning them. You should , most certainly, learn them! Any networking certification will require you to know what they are and how they are used. If you want to better understand how and why network classes work, I highly recommend watching this video as a starting point:

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Its worth both the time and money, without a doubt. As an employer myself I can tell you that Cisco certifications translate directly to dollar signs. If you are starting your career off as a networking professional this certification is not only worth it, its a must. More often than not, employees wont be allowed to even touch an enterprise networking environment without it. In addition to simply being a necessity consider for a moment how much the market will grow over the next decade. Without a cert you will become less and less attractive as an employee while the market continues to get bigger and bigger. Honesty if becoming a networking professional is the path your after then you shouldn"t even think twice about getting your cert.

The best way to pass the CCNA exam can be different depending circumstances. One person"s best path to exam success may not yield the same result for another. That being said, we can look at three different generalized paths. You can choose the one you think best fits your circumstance and get started on the correct path for exam success. Please note that none of these options are better than the other, it really just depends on the individual preparing for the exam.Cisco AcademyIn an academy students will spend upwards of a year with an instructor going over, in detail, real world problems. This will provide you with great fundamental knowledge that can be later leveraged once you have been hired. However, academies can’t confidently let you take your exam until close to the courses end. This can be a big hindrance for anyone looking to start at an entry level job in short order. Please note that an academy is also very expensive.LMS(learning management system)An LMS is a software platform that is designed, in someway, to help you pass an exam. This path is great if you are not able to spend the extra cash on an academy. A competent LMS can get you prepared for the CCNA in as little as 2-3 months. I highly recommendalphaprep.net. It is new to the market but it is by far the most efficient player in the game. For those of you who are in an academy, adding the use of an LMS can be a great compliment to your overall game plan. If you want to know more about AlphaPrep and how it compares to other LMS systems check out these quora questions. (quora-question1) (quora-question1)Book and brain dumpIf you already have a solid background in computer networking and you are a quick learner, then this might be a great path for you. With this path, I want to stress the need to have a solid background in networking! If you are a quick learner that does not have a good background in computer networking, potential employers will know if you just crammed for the exam. If you do have the proper experience then I recommend reading the Wendell Odom books.

To be honest if you are putting most of your effort into seeking free exam prep material, you might be taking the wrong approach. I can promise you this… anything that is “100% free” in the Cisco world is always 100% garbage. PLEASE don’t fall into the free Cisco content trap. You need to be very serious about passing any Cisco exam and trying free material will honestly waste your time. You can check out the official Cisco Press books from the library to save money but you still need to practice with lab simulators as well as watch lectures. The only “free” services I would recommend are free trials for the various software platforms out there. I personally always recommend AlpahPrep.net . They have a free trial and if you decided that you like the software its very affordable.Good luck to you !Feel free to message me directly if you have any more questions

when if comes to the exam itself, make sure to be well prepared for subnetting and protocol knowledge.Subnettingprotocol knowledgeAlso, I would suggest that you do not study with out a study aid. I always recommend using an LMS (learning management system). There are a lot of options in this space but the one i recommend is AlphaPrep . It separates itself from the market but using machine learning. It will actually tell you when you are ready to pass the exam. If you don’t like using an LMS then I would suggest looking into a Cisco Academy.

Global Unicast addresses are used for generic IPv6 traffic. These are the same as the public addresses used in IPv4. IPv6 addresses are made up of three parts: a 48-bit global routing prefix provided by the Internet Service Provider (Public Topology), a 16-bit site prefix (Site Topology), and the remaining 64 bits are the host portion (Interface ID).Originally IANA reserved addresses that begin with a hex 2 or 3 as global unicast addresses. They have expanded that scope but for the most part that is where your unicast addresses will live.

There is a new product to the market, its called AlphaPrep . Its the first time that Machine learning has met Cisco exam prep. Their question bank is very robust and the software will let you know when you are ready to pass your exam. Make sure you download packet tracer and read the official Cisco Press book as well! Good luck with your studies!

absolutely !As an employer myself I can safely say that Cisco certification hold a lot of clout. In most cases even more clout than someone who has a degree. This is because the jobs you will be applying for with a Cisco cert are very specific and most degrees cover a much more broad range of networking.Don’t expect of be making 6 figures with just your CCNA but it is most definitely a start to the path that will get you there.

Each class of address (A,B,C) is associated with a default subnet mask. An address using its default mask defines a single IP broadcast domain. All hosts using the same network number and mask can receive each other’s broadcast and communicate. When IPv4 was first introduced nobody really imagined the extent of growth and demand for the IP address space. As time went on it became evident something needed to be done to extend the life of IPv4. Two things they introduced were RFC1918 and CIDR notation to allow subnetting of the network mask.

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Within your lifetime, the possibilities will never max out.There are 3,706,452,992 public IPv4 address and we are still operating on IPv4. IPv6 has 655,570,793,348,866,943,898,599 addresses for every square meter of the Earth’s surface. It is very possible that by the time all spaces for IPv6 are used , the human race will be extinct. Another way to think about this is to try an imagine what the planet would look like with 2^128 devices on every square meter. Picture a three foot by three foot chuck of land with that many devices… think about how high you would have to stack various computers and phones just to reserve all of the address.Now that you have a clear picture about the true size of the IPv6 address space consider how much area we need to actually use all of the addresses. We (the human race) would quite literally need to be inhabiting droves of other planets. The reason I say that they will never max out in your life time, is because we will all be long gone before we inhabit other planets on that scale.

The best way to pass the CCNA exam can be different depending circumstances. One person"s best path to exam success may not yield the same result for another. That being said, we can look at three different generalized paths. You can choose the one you think best fits your circumstance and get started on the correct path for exam success. Please note that none of these options are better than the other, it really just depends on the individual preparing for the exam.Cisco AcademyIn an academy students will spend upwards of a year with an instructor going over, in detail, real world problems. This will provide you with great fundamental knowledge that can be later leveraged once you have been hired. However, academies can’t confidently let you take your exam until close to the courses end. This can be a big hindrance for anyone looking to start at an entry level job in short order. Please note that an academy is also very expensive.LMS(learning management system)An LMS is a software platform that is designed, in someway, to help you pass an exam. This path is great if you are not able to spend the extra cash on an academy. A competent LMS can get you prepared for the CCNA in as little as 2-3 months. I highly recommend alphaprep.net. It is new to the market but it is by far the most efficient player in the game. For those of you who are in an academy, adding the use of an LMS can be a great compliment to your overall game plan. If you want to know more about AlphaPrep and how it compares to other LMS systems check out these quora questions. (quora-question1) (quora-question1)Book and brain dumpIf you already have a solid background in computer networking and you are a quick learner, then this might be a great path for you. With this path, I want to stress the need to have a solid background in networking! If you are a quick learner that does not have a good background in computer networking, potential employers will know if you just crammed for the exam. If you do have the proper experience then I recommend reading the Wendell Odom books.

The best way to wrap your head around subnetting , is to simply get out there and practice … a lot! no one understands subnetting on their first attempt, however with a lot of practice it becomes easy. He is a great video to get you started:

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There are so many good systems out there. However, right now I feel the best system is AlphaPrep . Its the only system that uses machine learning to help you pass the exam… and its works!

The best way to pass the CCNA exam can be different depending circumstances. One person"s best path to exam success may not yield the same result for another. That being said, we can look at three different generalized paths. You can choose the one you think best fits your circumstance and get started on the correct path for exam success. Please note that none of these options are better than the other, it really just depends on the individual preparing for the exam.Cisco AcademyIn an academy students will spend upwards of a year with an instructor going over, in detail, real world problems. This will provide you with great fundamental knowledge that can be later leveraged once you have been hired. However, academies can’t confidently let you take your exam until close to the courses end. This can be a big hindrance for anyone looking to start at an entry level job in short order. Please note that an academy is also very expensive.LMS(learning management system)An LMS is a software platform that is designed, in someway, to help you pass an exam. This path is great if you are not able to spend the extra cash on an academy. A competent LMS can get you prepared for the CCNA in as little as 2-3 months. I highly recommendalphaprep.net. It is new to the market but it is by far the most efficient player in the game. For those of you who are in an academy, adding the use of an LMS can be a great compliment to your overall game plan. If you want to know more about AlphaPrep and how it compares to other LMS systems check out these quora questions. (quora-question1) (quora-question1)Book and brain dumpIf you already have a solid background in computer networking and you are a quick learner, then this might be a great path for you. With this path, I want to stress the need to have a solid background in networking! If you are a quick learner that does not have a good background in computer networking, potential employers will know if you just crammed for the exam. If you do have the proper experience then I recommend reading the Wendell Odom books.

The best way to pass the CCNA exam can be different depending circumstances. One person"s best path to exam success may not yield the same result for another. That being said, we can look at three different generalized paths. You can choose the one you think best fits your circumstance and get started on the correct path for exam success. Please note that none of these options are better than the other, it really just depends on the individual preparing for the exam.Cisco AcademyIn an academy students will spend upwards of a year with an instructor going over, in detail, real world problems. This will provide you with great fundamental knowledge that can be later leveraged once you have been hired. However, academies can’t confidently let you take your exam until close to the courses end. This can be a big hindrance for anyone looking to start at an entry level job in short order. Please note that an academy is also very expensive.LMS(learning management system)An LMS is a software platform that is designed, in someway, to help you pass an exam. This path is great if you are not able to spend the extra cash on an academy. A competent LMS can get you prepared for the CCNA in as little as 2-3 months. I highly recommend alphaprep.net. It is new to the market but it is by far the most efficient player in the game. For those of you who are in an academy, adding the use of an LMS can be a great compliment to your overall game plan. If you want to know more about AlphaPrep and how it compares to other LMS systems check out these quora questions. (quora-question1) (quora-question1)Book and brain dumpIf you already have a solid background in computer networking and you are a quick learner, then this might be a great path for you. With this path, I want to stress the need to have a solid background in networking! If you are a quick learner that does not have a good background in computer networking, potential employers will know if you just crammed for the exam. If you do have the proper experience then I recommend reading the Wendell Odom books.

The best way to pass the CCNA exam can be different depending circumstances. One person"s best path to exam success may not yield the same result for another. That being said, we can look at three different generalized paths. You can choose the one you think best fits your circumstance and get started on the correct path for exam success. Please note that none of these options are better than the other, it really just depends on the individual preparing for the exam.Cisco AcademyIn an academy students will spend upwards of a year with an instructor going over, in detail, real world problems. This will provide you with great fundamental knowledge that can be later leveraged once you have been hired. However, academies can’t confidently let you take your exam until close to the courses end. This can be a big hindrance for anyone looking to start at an entry level job in short order. Please note that an academy is also very expensive.LMS(learning management system)An LMS is a software platform that is designed, in someway, to help you pass an exam. This path is great if you are not able to spend the extra cash on an academy. A competent LMS can get you prepared for the CCNA in as little as 2-3 months. I highly recommend alphaprep.net. It is new to the market but it is by far the most efficient player in the game. For those of you who are in an academy, adding the use of an LMS can be a great compliment to your overall game plan. If you want to know more about AlphaPrep and how it compares to other LMS systems check out these quora questions. (quora-question1) (quora-question1)Book and brain dumpIf you already have a solid background in computer networking and you are a quick learner, then this might be a great path for you. With this path, I want to stress the need to have a solid background in networking! If you are a quick learner that does not have a good background in computer networking, potential employers will know if you just crammed for the exam. If you do have the proper experience then I recommend reading the Wendell Odom books.

Hands down, Cisco Press books are the way to go. There is a lot of additional material out there and much of it is very helpful. However, the Press books are very specific to the exam. You will need them, at a minimum, to efficiently pass the exam.

The best way to do subnetting is different for every person. More important than anything else, is to practice often. No one gets subnetting on their first attempt. Its important to get a white board and practice over and over and over. If you are just starting out, here is a great video that will introduce you to a few different approaches. From there you can choose what methods you like most and continue on your learning journey.

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That really depends on what you are looking to achieve. In general the top sites are as follows:AlphaPrepAlpha Prep is new to the market but by far your best option. They are the only software platform that utilizes machine learning. Their Machine learning algorithms will calculate your knowledge level and tell you when you"re ready to pass the exam.StormwindStorm Wind offers comprehensive solutions as well. Their initial videos are good however, them seem to reduce in quality as the course progresses.CBT nuggetsCBT nuggets, for the most part, have great videos. They are comprehensive and cover a lot of good material. They don"t however, have a robust question bank for you to practice with.

I think you may be confusing CIDR to be something that replaces the Ipv4 network class structure. Its important to remember that CIDR is a part of the same structure.When IPv4 was first introduced, the extent of growth and demand for the IP address space was drastically miscalculated. As time went on, it became evident something needed to be done to extend the life of IPv4. Two things were introduced, RFC1918 and CIDR notation. This allowed subnetting of the network mask.RFC 1918 set aside certain IP address groups to extend the use of IPv4. Computers that use these IP addresses can communicate via a LAN or network, but cannot be transmitted through the public internet, so if a private network needs to connect to the internet, it must use a network address translator (NAT) gateway, or a proxy server.

Im not exactly sure what you are trying to do … but you might try using wire shark . That may or may not help you as I’m not entirely sure of your needs.

Long story short , dumps are illegal. Cisco wants you to actually learn the material and so do your employers. If you pass a Cisco exam using only dumps , your employers will find out and you most likely wont be working for them for much longer. There are questions banks online the provide test simulation and they are not illegal, I would try using something like that rather that dumps. Right now AlphaPrep is the best software on the market. It uses machine learning to to give you the right questions at the right time. They also let you know when you are ready to take your exam and pass.Hope that helps

Switches can have IP addresses , it just depends on how your network is set up. More often than not, they do. Reason being is for ease of access. If a switch has an IP address you can remote into it very easily and manage its configuration as needed.I’m not exactly sure what you are working on but it seems like if might be in regards to route configuration. Here is a good video that covers that topic.

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Are you only looking for part time work ?The CCNA is the gold standard when it comes to getting employed. You can expect to find job at almost any large company or government agency with this certification.Employers will go out of their way to accommodate you. It is not uncommon to negotiate a lesser work load , if that is something you are interested in.Good luck, and comment any questions you have about studying for Cisco exams.

This is a great question. Im glad people are starting to ask detailed questions like these on Quora. Before really understanding how this works you need to have packet tracer (or an equivalent). Once you have packet tracer you can follow along with this video:

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Ok, it sounds like you just need to review how CIDR works. This isn"t a topic one can understand from just one Quora post so you will need to do a bit of your own research. To get started I highly recommend this video:

Remember that subnetting takes practice and that no one gets it on their first attempt. Watch as many videos as you can and make sure to get your own white board out and go over the concepts you watch. Don’t just watch videos! If you fail to reinforce the concepts you learn you will have a very hard time understanding how to subnet.Also, if you have any questions, don"t hesitate to Request an Answer or join our CCNA Study Community: Log into Facebook | Facebook

Subnet masks help us organize groups of IP addresses for proper maintenance and management. To get a firm fundamental grasp on how and why they work, one should do a fair amount of research on their own. If you want to get started on fundamentals here is a great video that explains the basics.

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There are two basic way to calculate numbers to and from binary. Answering this question requires a fair amount of detail, however this video will help you better understand how it all works. It spells out the fundamental concepts you will need to do this proficiently.

Good luck with your studies.

Rather than use dumps, why not try a robust question bank designed and created by current industry professionals? I would honestly go check out AlphaPrep , they use machine learning to help provide you with the right questions at the right time! They even go so far as to tell you when you are ready to pass your exam. They are newer to the market but they are rapidly overtaking their competitors because of effectiveness.Also… dumps usually have a few hundred questions … AlphaPrep have thousands.

For most people, it takes between 3 and 4 months to prepare. Keep in mind that estimate considers someone who is preparing full time. Some people get in done sooner and others take a bit longer, but 3 to 4 months is a good initial estimate. I always tell my clients to make a study plan and reserve space on the calendar to ensure their success. If you don’t actually pencil in study time, chances are you wont be disciplined enough in your studies to pass. I also recommend the use of a Learning Management System, these systems can greatly reduce the amount of time you need to pass the exam. In my opinion, the best system on the market is AlphaPrep , they offer free trials and they use machine learning to accurately notify users when they are ready to pass the exam.

There are many different ways to successfully study for this exam. I usually give people a few different suggestions, but as this question is more specific… I will just share my personal favorite approach. The way I find to be most efficient can be summarized in three steps.

You can get online training from many different places. There is a new product on the market and it is making huge strides. Right now, it is in beta and its free. The product is called AlphaPrep. It is the only product on the market that can accurately tell you when its time to go take your test.If you want to lean more about AlphaPrep you can look at these Quora articles as well - (link)(link)

This question gets asked a lot. I cant stress to you enough the negative consequences of using drain dumps. Honestly , for you own good, DONT use them!!! You can find Cisco exam questions from reliable sources that are not a direct copy from real exam questions. If Cisco finds out that you someone used a brain dump site (and trust me they do find out more often that you would think) they will revoke your certification. Basically if you get caught, say goodbye to your career. AlphaPrep is a great site to get exam questions that are NOT copies of real exam questions. They update their question bank on a weekly basis. Again .. please please please, dont use copies of real exam questions to prepare for you test, you WILL regret it.

For most, a basic understanding of how computers work is all you need to get started.It really depends on what type of training you are looking to do. Any hands on training course will teach you everything you need to know from A-Z. Most of these training courses , however are very expensive.Another good option, if you have little experience, is to use an LMS (Learning Management System).There are several of these out in the market today but the one that seems to stand out among others is called AlphaPrep. You can check them out at Cisco | AdaptPrep

The best sources are hard to pin down as everyone learns differently.There are many good sources that may work for some but not others.Generally you need to use at least four resources to successfully pass the exam. You need the official Cisco press book, a lab simulator, educational videos or live lectures, and real question banks.In terms of questions banks and videos , I would go checkout AlphaPrep. They are new to the market but their software is great.

Your answers are a bit off unfortunately. With a little more practice you will get the hang of it in no time. It looks like you could benefit from a lecture or two on binary conversion. I highly recommend this video as it is specific to converting numbers back and froth from decimal and binary.

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Not much has changed , a few protocol changes but if you know your fundamentals you should be fine. Just stick with the same tried and true study formula.Read the Cisco Press books - Without a doubt reading the official books is a must to pass any Cisco exam, don’t leave home without them!Practice with packet tracer - You need to make sure that you particle skills are up to par for any potential employer, so make sure to be very familiar with packet tracer and how it works.Use a leaning management system - I always recommend AlphaPrep it is the only system on the market today that uses machine learning to help you pass your exam. People are loving it and its the next big thing in the Cisco exam prep world!

The correct approach for preparing for the CCNA does take some careful consideration. Ask yourself about your current knowledge level. Are you familiar with computer networking concepts? Are you brand new to the industry and looking to make that career change? Do you learn best in a hands-on environment or from books and videos? Take some time to think about these questions. Once you have a fair understanding of your unique situation you can start to make some decisions.As I have already done in many other post, I like to give people three generic and vague options to think about. Any of the following could be a good solution to start your preparation. Choose one and then adjust your game plan as needed.Cisco AcademyIn an academy students will spend upwards of a year with an instructor going over, in detail, real world problems. This will provide you with great fundamental knowledge that can be later leveraged once you have been hired. However, academies can’t confidently let you take your exam until close to the courses end. This can be a big hindrance for anyone looking to start at an entry level job in short order. Please note that an academy is also very expensive.LMS(learning management system)An LMS is a software platform that is designed, in someway, to help you pass an exam. This path is great if you are not able to spend the extra cash on an academy. A competent LMS can get you prepared for the CCNA in as little as 2-3 months. I highly recommend alphaprep.net. It is new to the market but it is by far the most efficient player in the game. For those of you who are in an academy, adding the use of an LMS can be a great compliment to your overall game plan. If you want to know more about AlphaPrep and how it compares to other LMS systems check out these quora questions. (quora-question1) (quora-question1)Book and brain dumpIf you already have a solid background in computer networking and you are a quick learner, then this might be a great path for you. With this path, I want to stress the need to have a solid background in networking! If you are a quick learner that does not have a good background in computer networking, potential employers will know if you just crammed for the exam. If you do have the proper experience then I recommend reading the Wendell Odom books.Good Luck !

It really depends on you learning style. There are two basic methods you can use to convert these numbers effectively on paper. He is a video that will walk you through how to use each method. You can choose which one you like the most and go from there. Good luck.

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I would suggest you use an LMS (learning management system). There are a lot of systems out there CBT Nuggests, Strom Wind , Transender, ETC. In my opinion, AlphaPrep is by far the best. They offer a free trial which is nice. Their entire system is designed around efficiency, they use machine learning provide you with the right questions at the right time. They also tell you when you are ready to take your exam and pass. I highly recommend it!If you want to know more about AlphaPrep take a look at this Quora article (link)

The best way to pass the CCNA exam can be different depending circumstances. One person"s best path to exam success may not yield the same result for another. That being said, we can look at three different generalized paths. You can choose the one you think best fits your circumstance and get started on the correct path for exam success. Please note that none of these options are better than the other, it really just depends on the individual preparing for the exam.Cisco AcademyIn an academy students will spend upwards of a year with an instructor going over, in detail, real world problems. This will provide you with great fundamental knowledge that can be later leveraged once you have been hired. However, academies can’t confidently let you take your exam until close to the courses end. This can be a big hindrance for anyone looking to start at an entry level job in short order. Please note that an academy is also very expensive.LMS(learning management system)An LMS is a software platform that is designed, in someway, to help you pass an exam. This path is great if you are not able to spend the extra cash on an academy. A competent LMS can get you prepared for the CCNA in as little as 2-3 months. I highly recommendalphaprep.net. It is new to the market but it is by far the most efficient player in the game. For those of you who are in an academy, adding the use of an LMS can be a great compliment to your overall game plan. If you want to know more about AlphaPrep and how it compares to other LMS systems check out these quora questions. (quora-question1) (quora-question1)Book and brain dumpIf you already have a solid background in computer networking and you are a quick learner, then this might be a great path for you. With this path, I want to stress the need to have a solid background in networking! If you are a quick learner that does not have a good background in computer networking, potential employers will know if you just crammed for the exam. If you do have the proper experience then I recommend reading the Wendell Odom books.

This is a very hard question to answer thoroughly. Subnetting a class B network can be done many different ways depending on various scenarios and needs. If you have a more specific question, please let me know and I will be happy to answer that as well. I am going to assume that you are just starting out and that you want some general guidelines on how to subnet a class B network. This is a great video that will get you started with some fundamentals It is specific to subnetting class B networks:

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The answers thus far are well detailed. Steve is right in that you should learn more about CIDR . I highly recommend this video , which explains the fundamentals of CIDR and how classes work in general.

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You can access a router several different ways. Telnet, SSH , Aux … Are you new to Cisco Administration ? If you are new, which I am assuming you are, I would recommend using a Learning Management System to help improve your fundamental understanding. Right now the best system on the market is AlphaPrep . It is the only system on the market that uses machine learning to help you pass!

I would steer away from any free service, they simply don’t work and they waste your time. There are various different ways to prepare for the ccna and it really depends on your learning style. Right now there is a paid product in free beta trials. Its called AlphaPrep and I beleive its the best LMS in the game, BY FAR. They provide extremely good question content as well as a verbose video compilation to help you learn. The beta lasts until October if you are interested.

The short answer - a translation table is used to manage incoming traffic. It might seem a bit complicated, but once you get the gist of NAT it will all make sense. I would highly recommend checking this video out, which explains the fundamentals of NAT.

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The best way to pass the CCNA exam can be different depending circumstances. One person"s best path to exam success may not yield the same result for another. That being said, we can look at three different generalized paths. You can choose the one you think best fits your circumstance and get started on the correct path for exam success. Please note that none of these options are better than the other, it really just depends on the individual preparing for the exam.Cisco AcademyIn an academy students will spend upwards of a year with an instructor going over, in detail, real world problems. This will provide you with great fundamental knowledge that can be later leveraged once you have been hired. However, academies can’t confidently let you take your exam until close to the courses end. This can be a big hindrance for anyone looking to start at an entry level job in short order. Please note that an academy is also very expensive.LMS(learning management system)An LMS is a software platform that is designed, in someway, to help you pass an exam. This path is great if you are not able to spend the extra cash on an academy. A competent LMS can get you prepared for the CCNA in as little as 2-3 months. I highly recommend alphaprep.net. It is new to the market but it is by far the most efficient player in the game. For those of you who are in an academy, adding the use of an LMS can be a great compliment to your overall game plan. If you want to know more about AlphaPrep and how it compares to other LMS systems check out these quora questions. (quora-question1) (quora-question1)Book and brain dumpIf you already have a solid background in computer networking and you are a quick learner, then this might be a great path for you. With this path, I want to stress the need to have a solid background in networking! If you are a quick learner that does not have a good background in computer networking, potential employers will know if you just crammed for the exam. If you do have the proper experience then I recommend reading the Wendell Odom books.

At the moment Alphaprep.net is offering FREE access to their beta software for the ICND1. They have extremely high quality questions that are created and reviewed on a daily basis by subject matter experts. In addition you get access to course videos. I highly suggest taking advantage of their beta offer. The questions are much better than standard brain dumps as the software will first gauge your current knowledge level and then give you questions that are appropriate for you.

Im not exactly sure what you are trying to do … Have you tried to do a trace route ? (tracert [ipaddress])

Could you ask this question in a different way? I’m trying to understand exactly what you want to know. ISP’s provide you with an IP address and they are subject to change based on many different factors.

This is a great question because there are many different advantages when comparing both platforms. For most use cases AplhaPrep.net still has the overall advantage as they get you exam ready much faster. In Fact, I would encourage many to join a Cisco Academy and use AlphaPrep at the same time. The advantage an academy has over AplhaPrep.net is instructor led courses. In an academy students will spend upwards of a year with an instructor going over, in detail, real world problems. However, academies can’t confidently let you take your exam until close to the courses end. This can be a big hindrance for anyone looking to start at an entry level job in short order. If one decides to partake in an academy and AplhaPrep.net at the same time they can get a head start on a career by passing their exam quickly and continue to reinforce their skills with the academy while they already have a job.check out this Quora answer for more detail.

Not necessarily… I would suggest you start studying for your Cisco exams about a year out from when you think you will start your career. A Cisco certificate is a great barrier to entry for any one fresh our of school.

Routers use routing tables to maintain lists of routes to particular network destinations, and their distance in metrics associated with those routes and information about the topology of the network around each router. Routers use three main methods to add routes to their routing table: connected routes, static routes, and dynamic routing protocols.To build these routes, routers must discover routing information from various sources, including connected routes, static routes and dynamically learned routes. As your network changes over time these metrics change as well, thus creating new administrative distances.If you want to learn more about static routes take a look at this video:

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This is a great question , however it requires a very detailed answer. In a very general way, classed are used to separate different ranges of IP addresses. You are obviously looking for a more detailed answer so let me recommend a great video to help get you started.This is a video on how to manage a class C network. It will help explain why we have classes and how to manage them.

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The best way to pass the CCNA exam can be different depending circumstances. One person"s best path to exam success may not yield the same result for another. That being said, we can look at three different generalized paths. You can choose the one you think best fits your circumstance and get started on the correct path for exam success. Please note that none of these options are better than the other, it really just depends on the individual preparing for the exam.Cisco AcademyIn an academy students will spend upwards of a year with an instructor going over, in detail, real world problems. This will provide you with great fundamental knowledge that can be later leveraged once you have been hired. However, academies can’t confidently let you take your exam until close to the courses end. This can be a big hindrance for anyone looking to start at an entry level job in short order. Please note that an academy is also very expensive.LMS(learning management system)An LMS is a software platform that is designed, in someway, to help you pass an exam. This path is great if you are not able to spend the extra cash on an academy. A competent LMS can get you prepared for the CCNA in as little as 2-3 months. I highly recommendalphaprep.net. It is new to the market but it is by far the most efficient player in the game. For those of you who are in an academy, adding the use of an LMS can be a great compliment to your overall game plan. If you want to know more about AlphaPrep and how it compares to other LMS systems check out these quora questions. (quora-question1) (quora-question1)Book and brain dumpIf you already have a solid background in computer networking and you are a quick learner, then this might be a great path for you. With this path, I want to stress the need to have a solid background in networking! If you are a quick learner that does not have a good background in computer networking, potential employers will know if you just crammed for the exam. If you do have the proper experience then I recommend reading the Wendell Odom books.

To fully understand how DAD works you should really be doing some lab work. It will help you tremendously! If you don’t already have packet tracer, you should get it. Once you have packet tracer you can follow along with this video and it will help you better understand how DAD woks.

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There are many places online that offer brain dumps for this exam. I would advise extreme caution when considering the use of such sites however. Passing your exam is only one step of many in the journey to find that new career. If you rely entirely on brain dumps, potential employees will know! You are much better off using an LMS (learning management system). Right now one of the most effective learning management systems on the market, AlphaPrep , is offering a free trial to their beta Cisco prep software. It is focused on the ICND 1 and it has thousands of practice questions as well as video lessons. the software will first learn your current knowledge and then assign you with questions specific to your individual needs. As you continue to take questions they will become harder and harder. The system will even tell you when you are ready to take your exam.Good luck on your studies, I hope this helped.

Can you let me know what you are trying to accomplish? I might be able to better answer your question if so.

If you are going for your CCNA, I would say that you should read from the Cisco press, official cert guide. This book is very helpful and is specific towards the Cisco exam. This was the book I read to prepare me for my exam, although, I would suggest trying to use an e-learning website along with reading from the book. If you are like me, I can easily get burnt out or tired of reading and need a different method to help learn the content.The site I used to help learn the content and one that I would recommend is Alphaprep.net.With the CCNA course at Alphaprep.net, both the ICND1 and ICND2 official cert guides are included with your purchase, depending on the option that you buy. You get to download both books, and keep them for as long as you want. They also have a comprehensive Kevin Wallace video course to help tech the material along side the book. In my opinion, I think that as far as training videos go, the Kevin Wallace videos are by far the best. They also have a really good practice exam system that keeps track of your knowledge level and provides harder or easier questions depending on how you have been doing on the quizzes. Their system will even tell you when you should be able to take and pass the actual exam.This has been a great help for me, and I hope it is for you as well.

If you are going for your CCNA, I would say that you should read from the Cisco press, official cert guide. This book is very helpful and is specific towards the Cisco exam. This was the book I read to prepare me for my exam, although, I would suggest trying to use an e-learning website along with reading from the book. If you are like me, I can easily get burnt out or tired of reading and need a different method to help learn the content.The site I used to help learn the content and one that I would recommend is Alphaprep.net.With the CCNA course at Alphaprep.net, both the ICND1 and ICND2 official cert guides are included with your purchase, depending on the option that you buy. You get to download both books, and keep them for as long as you want. They also have a comprehensive Kevin Wallace video course to help tech the material along side the book. In my opinion, I think that as far as training videos go, the Kevin Wallace videos are by far the best. They also have a really good practice exam system that keeps track of your knowledge level and provides harder or easier questions depending on how you have been doing on the quizzes. Their system will even tell you when you should be able to take and pass the actual exam.This has been a great help for me, and I hope it is for you as well.

The certificate alone wont get you a job, but it might get you a interview at the least. Anyone can read a book or watch some videos online to study for a test/exam, but you need to show that you are proficient in the subject, meaning that you can solve real world problems and not just answer test questions. The CCNA is really just to get you to the interview and then you sell yourself to get the job.One piece of advice that I would give would be to stay away from dump sites. If you rely on dumps for learning, you wont be preparing yourself for the actual exam; you will just be memorizing the answers and not learning the actual materiel. In order to learn the material, I suggest that you try out Alphaprep.net. They have thousands of practice questions that are updated weekly, along with video lessons to help you learn and understand the material. In my opinion, this would be the best route to take if you really want to learn the material and do a great job in an interview.

Have you thought about trying to use an e-learning website? Alphaprep.net is a great e-learning site that I have been using and that I highly recommend. They have thousands of questions to generate practice quizzes and exams along with video lessons to help you learn the content. The quizzes are dynamically generated to provide you with questions that are at your knowledge level and have all the topics from the CCNA exam. You even get to choose which topics you want to learn about or take a quiz on. You can take a quiz as many times as you want and then take a practice exam when you think you are ready. Their software will even tell you when it thinks you are ready to take and pass the actual exam.Here’s their video I found on YouTube.

You could try Alphaprep.net.They have a free trial that you can sign up with that will never expire. Though, the functionality is limited unless you purchase the actual product; but, it’s well worth it in my opinion. Their questions are very similar to the actual exam and you are able to generate as many practice quizzes as you want.With the CCNA course at Alphaprep.net, both the ICND1 and ICND2 official cert guides are included with your purchase, depending on the option that you buy. You get to download both books, and keep them for as long as you want. They also have a comprehensive Kevin Wallace video course to help tech the material along side the book. In my opinion, I think that as far as training videos go, the Kevin Wallace videos are by far the best. They also have a really good practice exam system that keeps track of your knowledge level and provides harder or easier questions depending on how you have been doing on the quizzes. Their system will even tell you when you should be able to take and pass the actual exam.

I found the video courses with Alphaprep.net very helpful in preparing me for my exam. With the CCNA course at Alphaprep.net, you get a comprehensive Kevin Wallace video course that is by far the best video course that I have come across. I have to say, without a doubt, these are much better than CBT nuggets’s videos. CBT nuggets covers a lot of the same material, but only glosses very briefly over some of the topics. Not only does Kevin Wallace fill that void completely in those spots, he shows you so many more commands and thoroughly explains the output. Kevin"s videos are short and to-the-point and a lot of the videos don"t even reach 7 minutes in length (some are longer). This is good, because all you have to do is look for the video titled with the topic you want to learn about.Also included in the CCNA course is both the ICND1 and ICND2 official cert guides. These books are very helpful and specific towards the Cisco exams. Alphaprep.net also has a really awesome practice exam system that keeps track of your knowledge level and provides harder or easier questions depending on how you have been doing on the quizzes. All of their questions are very similar to the actual exam questions, covering all sections that are on the actual CCNA exam. Their system will even tell you when you should be able to take and pass the actual exam; so you should feel less stressful when it comes time to take your exam.

The CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate) is the second level certification for Cisco networks. A CCNA certification confirms that a technician has the ability to install, set-up, configure, troubleshoot and operate on a medium size switch and router network. You are able to obtain this certification by passing the Cisco CCNA exam or by taking and passing two other exams; ICDN1 and ICND2. If you pass your exam(s), the CCNA certification is valid for three years before you need to be re-certified.In order to pass the exam, you really need to study and know the material. You can try to use an e-learning website along with reading from the Cisco official cert guide. One that I have had great success with would be Alphaprep.net. Their system has thousands of quality questions to generate practice quizzes, along with video lessons to help teach the content. Their system will even let you know when you are ready to take and pass your actual exam. They do have a free trail that you can sign up with, and if you decide to purchase from them, they are pretty inexpensive. They even have cheaper options for students.I hope this Helps

In order to pass the CCNA exam, you really need to study and know the material. The exam can be a little stressful due to having a time limit and having to get through all of the questions, so it is best to go into the test prepared. There is no guarantee that you will pass your exam; but if you study enough and really learn the materiel, you shouldn’t have a problem.One piece of advice that I would give would be to stay away from dump sites. If you rely on dumps for learning, you wont be preparing yourself for the actual exam; you will just be memorizing the answers and not learning the actual materiel. In order to learn the material, I suggest that you read from the official cert guides and try paring them with Alphaprep.net. They have thousands of practice questions that are updated weekly, along with video lessons to help you learn and understand the material. You are able to generate quizzes based on sections that you choose, letting you study the sections that you are weaker in. One thing that I really enjoyed was their system will even tell you when it thinks you are ready to take and pass the actual exam.Hope this helps!

I studied to take my CCNA exam and had found Alphaprep.net to be the best. They have thousands of practice questions to generate quizzes that prep you for the exam. They have all the topics from the CCNA exam and you can even choose which topics you want to learn about or take a quiz on. This is great because you can focus on the areas that you are weaker in. You can take a quiz as many times as you want and then take a practice exam when you think you are ready. The software will even tell you when it thinks you are ready to take the actual exam. On top of all of the practice quizzes you can take, they have video lessons to help you learn the material.Here is there video that is on YouTube.

In my opinion, the best online courses for the CCNA certifications would be the courses at Alphaprep.net. With the CCNA course at Alphaprep.net, you get a comprehensive Kevin Wallace video course that is by far the best video course that I have come across. I have to say, without a doubt, these are much better than CBT nuggets’s videos. CBT nuggets covers a lot of the same material, but only glosses very briefly over some of the topics. Not only does Kevin Wallace fill that void completely in those spots, he shows you so many more commands and thoroughly explains the output. Kevin"s videos are short and to-the-point and a lot of the videos don"t even reach 7 minutes in length (some are longer). This is good, because all you have to do is look for the video titled with the topic you want to learn about.Also included with the CCNA course, is both the ICND1 and ICND2 official cert guides. You can download both books, and get to keep them for as long as you want. They also have a really good practice exam system that keeps track of your knowledge level and provides harder or easier questions depending on how you have been doing on the quizzes. Their system will even tell you when you should be able to take and pass the actual exam.This has been a great help for me, and I hope it is for you as well.

I would say that you should read from the Cisco press, official cert guides. These books are very helpful and specific towards the Cisco exams. These are the books I read to prepare me for my exam, although, I would also suggest trying to use an e-learning website along with reading from a book. If you are like me, I can easily get burnt out or tired of reading and need a different method to help learn the content.The site I used to help learn the content and one that I would recommend is Alphaprep.net.With the CCNA course at Alphaprep.net, you get a comprehensive Kevin Wallace video course that is by far the best video course that I have come across. I have to say, without a doubt, these are much better than CBT nuggets’s videos. CBT nuggets covers a lot of the same material, but only glosses very briefly over some of the topics. Not only does Kevin Wallace fill that void completely in those spots, he shows you so many more commands and thoroughly explains the output. Kevin"s videos are short and to-the-point and a lot of the videos don"t even reach 7 minutes in length (some are longer). This is good, because all you have to do is look for the video titled with the topic you want to learn about.Also included with the CCNA course, is both the ICND1 and ICND2 official cert guides. You can download both books, and get to keep them for as long as you want. They also have a really good practice exam system that keeps track of your knowledge level and provides harder or easier questions depending on how you have been doing on the quizzes. All of their questions are very similar to the actual exam questions and do a great job at preparing you for the actual exam. Their system will even tell you when you should be able to take and pass the actual exam.This has been a great help for me, and I hope it is for you as well.

You can try to use an e-learning website along with reading from the official cert guide. One that I have had great success with would be Alphaprep.net. Their system has thousands of quality questions for the practice quizzes along with video lessons to help teach the content. Their system will also let you know when you are ready to take and pass your actual exam.Here is another post that can describe them in little more detail: How will AlphaPrep help me get a Cisco Certification?And here is their video that I found on YouTube:

Have you thought about trying an e-learning website?I am Studying for my CCNA exam and came across Alphaprep.net, which I have been really enjoying. They have video lessons to help learn the content as well as a robust question bank to generate practice quizzes and exams. Their system will even tell you when it thinks you are ready to take and pass your actual exam. Here is a video I found on YouTube that might help tell you a little more.

Hope this helps!

You would be better off finding some practice questions or quizzes rather than dumps. In order to pass the exam, you really need to study and know the material. If you rely on dumps for learning, you wont be preparing yourself for the actual exam; you will just be memorizing the answers and not learning the actual materiel. Cisco exams are different with every test and if you study with dumps, you will not be getting a broad knowledge on the subject, but rather than the dumps that you memorize. Relying on brain dumps means that you are trusting who ever created them and the answers they are providing; which are not always correct.If you are worried about paying for the content, Alphaprep.net has a free trial. They have a really good practice exam system that keeps track of your knowledge level and provides harder or easier questions depending on how you have been doing on the quizzes. Their system will even tell you when you should be able to take and pass the actual exam. They have all the topics from the updated CCNA exam and you can even choose which topics you want to learn about or take a quiz on. You can take a quiz as many times as you want and then take a practice exam when you think you are ready.With the CCNA course at Alphaprep.net, both the ICND1 and ICND2 official cert guides are included with your purchase. You get to download both books, and keep them for as long as you want. They also have a comprehensive Kevin Wallace video course to help tech the material along side the book. In my opinion, I think that as far as training videos go, the Kevin Wallace videos are by far the best.I have been using this site to prep me for my exam and I highly recommend that you check it out yourself.Good luck with your studies, and I hope this helped!

You need to have the dedication to take the time to learn the material and don’t treat it like it is a chore to do. One piece of advice that I would give would be to stay away from dump sites. If you rely on dumps for learning, you wont be preparing yourself for the actual exam; you will just be memorizing the answers and not learning the actual materiel. In order to learn the material, I suggest that you read from the official cert guides and try out Alphaprep.net. They have thousands of practice questions that are updated weekly, along with video lessons to help you learn and understand the material. In my opinion, this would be the best route to take if you really want to learn the material and do a great job on the exam.Hope this helps

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I am not sure where to study Cisco courses in Bangalore, but have you thought about trying an online learning website? One that I have had great success with would be Alphaprep.net.With the CCNA course at Alphaprep.net, you get a comprehensive Kevin Wallace video course that is by far the best video course that I have come across. These videos will surly help you learn and understand the material, for Kevin does an amazing job at teaching the topic.Also included with the CCNA course, is both the ICND1 and ICND2 official cert guides. You can download both books, and get to keep them for as long as you want. They also have a really good practice exam system that keeps track of your knowledge level and provides harder or easier questions depending on how you have been doing on the quizzes. Their system will even tell you when you should be able to take and pass the actual exam.This has been a great help for me, and I hope it is for you as well.

You can get a job if you learn CCNA, but the real question is how to get a job after I get my CCNA.Anyone can read a book or watch some videos online to study for a test/exam, but you need to show that you are proficient in the subject, meaning that you can solve real world problems and not just answer test questions. The CCNA is really just to get you to the interview and then you sell yourself to get the job.

The CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate) is the second level certification for Cisco networks. A CCNA certification confirms that a technician has the ability to install, set-up, configure, troubleshoot and operate on a medium size switch and router network. You are able to obtain this certification by passing the Cisco CCNA exam or by taking and passing two other exams; ICDN1 and ICND2. If you pass your exam(s), the CCNA certification is valid for three years before you need to be re-certified.In order to pass the exam, you really need to study and know the material. You can try to use an e-learning website along with reading from the Cisco official cert guide. One that I have had great success with would be Alphaprep.net. Their system has thousands of quality questions to generate practice quizzes, along with video lessons to help teach the content. Their system will even let you know when you are ready to take and pass your actual exam. They do have a free trail that you can sign up with, and if you decide to purchase from them, they are pretty inexpensive. They even have cheaper options for students.I hope this Helps

You can find e-learning sites all over the internet. Finding a good one that really teaches you the material and prepares you for the exam can be tough. One that I have had great success with and would recommend to try out, is Alphaprep.net. They do have a free trail you can sign up with to try them out, and if you do decide to purchase from them, they are pretty inexpensive. They have video lessons to help learn the content as well as a robust question bank, to generate practice quizzes and exams. One thing that I really enjoy is their system will even tell you when it thinks you are ready to pass the actual exam, so there is no need to be stressed out or nervous when it comes time to take the actual exam.Here is their video on YouTube:

I am about to take my exam and have been studying from an e-learning website name Alphaprep.net along with reading the official cert guide. I have really been enjoying their content and feel pretty confident that I will pass the exam. They have video lessons along with a generator to generate practice quizzes and exams. You are able to pick the sections you want the quiz to be about, allowing you to focus on the areas that you are weaker in. They have a free trial you can sign up with and if you decide to purchase from them, they are reasonably priced. Here is a video describing a little more.

They also have a Facebook group where you can go to ask questions, if that helps.Log into Facebook | FacebookHope this helps!

In order to pass the CCNA exam, you really need to study and know the material. The exam can be a little stressful due to having a time limit and having to get through all of the questions, so it is best to go into the test prepared.To prepare yourself for the test, I would suggest that you try Alphaprep.net and read from the official Cisco Press book.With the CCNA course at Alphaprep.net, both the Wendell Odom ICND1 and ICND2 official cert guides are included with your purchase. You get to download both books, and keep them for as long as you want. These books are very helpful and are specific towards the Cisco exams.They also have a comprehensive Kevin Wallace video course to help tech the material along side the book. In my opinion, I think that as far as training videos go, the Kevin Wallace videos are by far the best. He is very detailed, very accurate, and very professional. Kevin"s videos are short and to-the-point and a lot of the videos don"t even reach 7 minutes in length (some are longer). This is good, because all you have to do is look for the video titled with the topic you want to learn about, and watch it.They also have a really good practice exam system. All of their quizzes are dynamically generated to provide you with questions that are at your knowledge level. This means that it keeps track of your knowledge level and provides harder or easier questions depending on how you have been doing on the quizzes. All of their questions are very similar to the actual exam and you are able to generate as many practice quizzes as you want. Their system will even tell you when you should be able to take and pass the actual exam.Good luck with your studies, and I hope this helped!

You can find online training all over the internet. Finding a good one that really teaches you the material and prepares you for the exam can be tough. One piece of advice that I would give would be to stay away from dump sites. If you rely on dump sites for learning, you wont be preparing yourself for the actual exam; you will just be memorizing the answers and not learning the actual materiel.A site that I have had great success with and would highly recommend to try out is Alphaprep.net. They have a free trail you can sign up with to try them out, and if you do decide to purchase from them, they are pretty inexpensive.They have all the topics from the CCNA exam and you can even choose which topics you want to learn about or take a quiz on. You can take a quiz as many times as you want and then take a practice exam when you think you are ready. The software will even tell you when it thinks you are ready to take the actual exam. If you purchase from them, they have a robust question bank along with Kevin Wallace video lessons to help learn the content.I have been using this site to prep me for my exam and I highly recommend that you check it out yourself.

You can find online training all over the internet. Finding a good one that really teaches you the material and prepares you for the exam can be tough. One piece of advice that I would give would be to stay away from dump sites. If you rely on dump sites for learning, you wont be preparing yourself for the actual exam; you will just be memorizing the answers and not learning the actual materiel.In my opinion, the best online courses for the CCNA certifications would be the courses at Alphaprep.net. With the CCNA course at Alphaprep.net, you get a comprehensive Kevin Wallace video course that is by far the best video course that I have come across. I have to say, without a doubt, these are much better than CBT nuggets’s videos. CBT nuggets covers a lot of the same material, but only glosses very briefly over some of the topics. Not only does Kevin Wallace fill that void completely in those spots, he shows you so many more commands and thoroughly explains the output. Kevin"s videos are short and to-the-point and a lot of the videos don"t even reach 7 minutes in length (some are longer). This is good, because all you have to do is look for the video titled with the topic you want to learn about.Also included with the CCNA course, is both the ICND1 and ICND2 official cert guides. You can download both books, and get to keep them for as long as you want. They also have a really good practice exam system that keeps track of your knowledge level and provides harder or easier questions depending on how you have been doing on the quizzes. Their system will even tell you when you should be able to take and pass the actual exam.

You would be better off finding some practice questions or quizzes rather than dumps. If you rely on dumps for learning, you wont be preparing yourself for the actual exam; you will just be memorizing the answers and not learning the actual materiel. Cisco exams are different with every test and if you study with dumps, you will not be getting a broad knowledge on the subject, but rather than the dumps that you memorize. Relying on brain dumps means that you are trusting who ever created them and the answers they are providing; which are not always correct.If you are worried about paying for the content, Alphaprep.net has a free trial. They have a really good practice exam system that keeps track of your knowledge level and provides harder or easier questions depending on how you have been doing on the quizzes. Their system will even tell you when you should be able to take and pass the actual exam. They have all the topics from the updated CCNA exam and you can even choose which topics you want to learn about or take a quiz on. You can take a quiz as many times as you want and then take a practice exam when you think you are ready.With the CCNA course at Alphaprep.net, both the ICND1 and ICND2 official cert guides are included with your purchase. You get to download both books, and keep them for as long as you want. They also have a comprehensive Kevin Wallace video course to help tech the material along side the book. In my opinion, I think that as far as training videos go, the Kevin Wallace videos are by far the best.I have been using this site to prep me for my exam and I highly recommend that you check it out yourself. In my opinion, this route is way better than using illegal exam dumps.Good luck with your studies, and I hope this helped!

I definitely think that it is possible to crack the CCNA and CCNP exams by self study. You need to have the dedication to take the time to learn the material and don’t treat it like it is a chore to do. One piece of advice that I would give would be to stay away from dump sites. If you rely on dumps for learning, you wont be preparing yourself for the actual exam; you will just be memorizing the answers and not learning the actual materiel. In order to learn the material, I suggest that you read from the official cert guides and try out Alphaprep.net. They have thousands of practice questions that are updated weekly, along with video lessons to help you learn and understand the material. In my opinion, this would be the best route to take if you really want to learn the material and do a great job on the exam.Hope this helps

I am not sure where in India you can go to get cheap CCNA courses, but have you thought about trying e-learning websites.I am studying for my CCNA exam and found a website called Alphaprep.net. They have a free trial you can sign up with and if you do decide to try it out, they have many different options, price wise. There are comprehensive Kevin Wallace video lessons to help learn the content as well as a robust question bank, to generate practice quizzes and exams. I have been using this site to help prepare me for my exam and I think it is helping out a lot.Hope this helps!Alphaprep.net

You would be better off finding some practice questions or quizzes rather than dumps. If you rely on dumps for learning, you wont be preparing yourself for the actual exam; you will just be memorizing the answers and not learning the actual materiel. Cisco exams are different with every test and if you study with dumps, you will not be getting a broad knowledge on the subject, but rather than the dumps that you memorize. Relying on brain dumps means that you are trusting who ever created them and the answers they are providing; which are not always correct. If you rely on dumps for learning, you wont be preparing yourself for the actual exam; you will just be memorizing the answers and not learning the actual materiel.I would suggest reading from the official cert guide and paring that with an online learning software. The book is very helpful and is specific towards the Cisco exams and if paired with an e-learning site, you will be sure to learn the material.If you are worried about paying for the content, Alphaprep.net has a free trial you can sign up with. They have all the topics from the CCNA exam and you can even choose which topics you want to learn about or take a quiz on. You can take a quiz as many times as you want and then take a practice exam when you think you are ready. The software will even tell you when it thinks you are ready to take the actual exam. I have been using this site to prep me for my exam and I highly recommend that you check it out yourself.

If you really want to learn about Cisco networking, I would say that you should read from the Cisco press, official cert guides. These books are very helpful and specific towards the Cisco exams. With the CCNA course at Alphaprep.net, both the ICND1 and ICND2 official cert guides are included with your purchase, depending on the option that you buy. These books are very helpful and specific towards the Cisco exams. Although if you are like me, you can get burnt out pretty easily from reading and that’s where I would suggest finding some sort of training videos.Also included in the complete CCNA course, is a comprehensive Kevin Wallace video course, to help tech the material along side the book. In my opinion, as far as training videos go, the Kevin Wallace videos are by far the best that I have come across. These videos will surly help you learn and understand the material, for Kevin does an amazing job at teaching the topic.Alphaprep.net also has a really awesome practice exam system that keeps track of your knowledge level and provides harder or easier questions depending on how you have been doing on the quizzes. All of their questions are very similar to the actual exam questions, covering all sections that are on the actual CCNA exam. Their system will even tell you when you should be able to take and pass the actual exam, so you should feel less stressful when it comes time to take your exam.

I am not sure where in Pune you can go to get CCNA courses, but have you thought about trying e-learning websites.I am studying for my CCNA exam and found a website called Alphaprep.netto be the best. They have a free trial you can sign up with and if you do decide to try it out, they have many different options, price wise. There are video lessons to help learn the content as well as a robust question bank, to generate practice quizzes and exams. I have been using this site to help prepare me for my exam and I think it is helping out a lot.

I am not sure where in India you can go to get CCNA courses, but have you thought about trying an e-learning website?I am studying for my CCNA and found a website called Alphaprep.net to be the best at preparing me for my exam. They have a free trial you can sign up with so you can test them out before you buy and if you do decide to try them out, they have many different options, price wise. There are video lessons to help learn the content as well as a robust question bank, to generate practice quizzes and exams. One thing that I really enjoy is their system will even tell you when it thinks you are ready to pass the actual exam. In my opinion, this site is great for preparing you for your exam.Hope this helps!

I am not sure where in Lucknow you can go to get CCNA courses, but have you thought about trying e-learning websites.Throughout my studies, I have found Alphaprep.net to be a great resource for learning CCNA. There are video lessons to help learn the content as well as a robust question bank, to generate practice quizzes and exams. They have a free trial you can sign up with to try them out and if you do decide to purchase, they have many different options, price wise.Here is their video from YouTube that might explain a little more.

You can find online training all over the internet. Finding a good one that really teaches you the material and prepares you for the exam can be tough. One piece of advice that I would give would be to stay away from dump sites. If you rely on dump sites for learning, you wont be preparing yourself for the actual exam; you will just be memorizing the answers and not learning the actual materiel.A site that I have had great success with and would recommend to try out is Alphaprep.net. They do have a free trail you can sign up with to try them out, and if you do decide to purchase from them, they are pretty inexpensive. They also have video lessons to help learn the content as well as a robust question bank, to generate practice quizzes and exams. One thing that I really enjoy is their system will even tell you when it thinks you are ready to pass the actual exam, so there is no need to be stressed out or nervous when it comes time to take the actual exam.With enough practice, you should be able to take and pass the exam with no problems. I hope this helped and good luck!

I would say that Alphaprep.net would be a great place to start. With the ICND1 course at Alphaprep.net, the ICND1 official cert guide is included with your purchase, depending on the option that you buy. I would say, that you should study the material from this book. This books is very helpful and specific towards the Cisco exams. Although if you are like me, you can get burnt out pretty easily from reading and that’s where I would suggest finding some sort of training videos.Also included in the complete ICND1 course, is a comprehensive Kevin Wallace video course, to help tech the material along side the book. In my opinion, as far as training videos go, the Kevin Wallace videos are by far the best that I have come across. These videos will surly help you learn and understand the material, for Kevin does an amazing job at teaching the topic.Alphaprep.net also has a really awesome practice exam system that keeps track of your knowledge level and provides harder or easier questions depending on how you have been doing on the quizzes. All of their questions are very similar to the actual exam questions, covering all sections that are on the actual exam. Their system will even tell you when you should be able to take and pass the actual exam, so you should feel less stressful when it comes time to take your exam.

I would say that you should read from the Cisco press, official cert guides. These books are very helpful and specific towards the Cisco exams. These are the books I read to prepare me for my exam, although, I would also suggest trying to use an e-learning website along with reading from a book. If you are like me, I can easily get burnt out or tired of reading and need a different method to help learn the content.The site I used to help learn the content and one that I would recommend is Alphaprep.net. They have Kevin Wallace video lessons to help learn the content and prepare you for your exam along with a robust question bank to generate practice quizzes. They have all the topics from the CCNA exam and you can even choose which topics you want to learn about or take a quiz on. You can take a quiz as many times as you want and then take a practice exam when you think you are ready. The software will even tell you when it thinks you are ready to take the actual exam.Good luck on your exam, and I hope this helps

In my opinion, the best book would be the Cisco press, official cert guide. This book was very helpful and is specific towards the Cisco exams. This was the book I read to prepare me for my exam, although, I would suggest trying to use an e-learning website along with reading from the book. If you are like me, I can easily get burnt out or tired of reading and need a different method to help learn the content. The site I used to help learn the content and one that I would recommend is Alphaprep.net. You can watch video lessons to help teach you the material along with generating practice quizzes to check if you are learning the content.Hope this helps, and good luck on your studies!

I would suggest trying an e-learning website along with reading the official cert guide. Alphaprep.net is a great e-learning site that I have been using and that I highly recommend.They provide you with all the material needed to study and pass the CCNA exam, and at reasonable prices too. With the CCNA course at Alphaprep.net, both the Wendell Odom ICND1 and ICND2 official cert guides are included with your purchase. You get to download both books, and keep them for as long as you want. These books are very helpful and are specific towards the Cisco exams. Also included with the CCNA course is a comprehensive Kevin Wallace video course, which in my opinion, are the best training videos out there.They also have a really good practice exam system. All of their quizzes are dynamically generated to provide you with questions that are at your knowledge level. This means that it keeps track of your knowledge level and provides harder or easier questions depending on how you have been doing on the quizzes. All of their questions are very similar to the actual exam and you are able to generate as many practice quizzes as you want. Their system will even tell you when you should be able to take and pass the actual exam.Here is their video (found on YouTube) to explain more.

In my opinion, the best book would be the Cisco press, official cert guide. This book was very helpful and is specific towards the Cisco exams. This was the book I read to prepare me for my exam, although, I would suggest trying to use an e-learning website along with reading from the book. If you are like me, I can easily get burnt out or tired of reading and need a different method to help learn the content. The site I used to help learn the content and one that I would recommend is Alphaprep.net. You can watch video lessons to help teach you the material along with generating practice quizzes to check if you are learning the content.Hope this helps, and good luck on your studies!

You could try Alphaprep.net. They provide you with all the material needed to study and pass the CCNA exam, and at reasonable prices too. With the CCNA course at Alphaprep.net, both the Wendell Odom ICND1 and ICND2 official cert guides are included with your purchase. You get to download both books, and keep them for as long as you want. These books are very helpful and are specific towards the Cisco exams.They have a comprehensive Kevin Wallace video course to help tech the material along side the book. In my opinion, I think that as far as training videos go, the Kevin Wallace videos are by far the best. He is very detailed, very accurate, and very professional. Kevin"s videos are short and to-the-point and a lot of the videos don"t even reach 7 minutes in length (some are longer). This is good, because all you have to do is look for the video titled with the topic you want to learn about, and watch it.They also have a really good practice exam system. All of their quizzes are dynamically generated to provide you with questions that are at your knowledge level. This means that it keeps track of your knowledge level and provides harder or easier questions depending on how you have been doing on the quizzes. All of their questions are very similar to the actual exam and you are able to generate as many practice quizzes as you want. Their system will even tell you when you should be able to take and pass the actual exam.If you are looking to learn the material and want to pass your CCNA exam, I recommend that you try them out.They also have a Facebook study group you can check out.Log into Facebook | Facebook.

It can be hard to get a job with just the certificate. The certificate alone wont get you a job, but it might get you a interview at the least. Anyone can read a book or watch some videos online to study for a test/exam, but you need to show that you are proficient in the subject, meaning that you can solve real world problems and not just answer test questions. The CCNA is really just to get you to the interview and then you sell yourself to get the job. Employers can tell if you know the material or not, so make sure you really study the material and practice using what you have learned.One piece of advice that I would give would be to stay away from dump sites. If you rely on dumps for learning, you will just be memorizing the answers and not learning the actual materiel. In order to learn the material, I suggest that you try out Alphaprep.net. They have thousands of practice questions that are updated weekly, along with video lessons to help you learn and understand the material. In my opinion, this would be the best route to take if you really want to learn the material and do a great job in an interview.

Have you thought about trying an online learning website?One that I have had great success with would be Alphaprep.net. With the CCNA course at Alphaprep.net, both the ICND1 and ICND2 official cert guides are included with your purchase, depending on the option that you buy. You get to download both books, and keep them for as long as you want. They also have a comprehensive Kevin Wallace video course to help tech the material along side the book. In my opinion, I think that as far as training videos go, the Kevin Wallace videos are by far the best. They also have a really good practice exam system that keeps track of your knowledge level and provides harder or easier questions depending on how you have been doing on the quizzes. Their system will even tell you when you should be able to take and pass the actual exam.This has been a great help for me, and I hope it is for you as well.

In order to pass the CCNA exam, you really need to study and know the material. The exam can be a little stressful due to having a time limit and having to get through all of the questions, so it is best to go into the test prepared. There is no guarantee that you will pass your exam; but if you study enough and really learn the materiel, you shouldn’t have a problem.One piece of advice that I would give would be to stay away from dump sites. If you rely on dumps for learning, you wont be preparing yourself for the actual exam; you will just be memorizing the answers and not learning the actual materiel. In order to learn the material, I suggest that you read from the official cert guides and try paring them with Alphaprep.net. They have thousands of practice questions that are updated weekly, along with video lessons to help you learn and understand the material. One thing that I really enjoyed was their system will even tell you when it thinks you are ready to take and pass the actual exam.Here is their video on YouTube. Hope this helps!

I will say that the topics: subnetting, spanning-tree, dynamic routing and vlans, stood out the most over the other topics. Although you should try and concentrate on all topics when preparing for the CCNA exam.You could try an online learning website to help you learn all the topics. Alphaprep.net does a great job at providing you with the content and lets you choose which topics that you want to study. That way you will be prepared for any topics that may appear on the exam.

In my opinion, the best book would be the Cisco press, official cert guide. This book is very helpful and is specific towards the Cisco exam. This was the book I read to prepare me for my exam, although, I would suggest trying to use an e-learning website along with reading from the book. If you are like me, I can easily get burnt out or tired of reading and need a different method to help learn the content. The site I used to help learn the content and one that I would recommend is Alphaprep.net.With the CCNA course at Alphaprep.net, both the ICND1 and ICND2 official cert guides are included with your purchase. You can download both books, and get to keep them for as long as you want. They also have a comprehensive Kevin Wallace video course to help tech the material along side the book. Again, in my opinion, I think that as far as training videos go, the Kevin Wallace videos are the best. I highly recommend that you check it out for yourself.Here is their video that is on YouTube

Hope this helps!

You can find online training all over the internet. Finding a good one that really teaches you the material and prepares you for the exam can be tough. One that I have had great success with and would recommend to try out is Alphaprep.net. They do have a free trail you can sign up with to try them out, and if you do decide to purchase from them, they are pretty inexpensive. They have video lessons to help learn the content as well as a robust question bank, to generate practice quizzes and exams. One thing that I really enjoy is their system will even tell you when it thinks you are ready to pass the actual exam, so there is no need to be stressed out or nervous when it comes time to take the actual exam.Here is their video from YouTube.

Have you thought about trying an online learning website?One that I have had great success with would be Alphaprep.net. With the CCNA course at Alphaprep.net, you get a comprehensive Kevin Wallace video course that is by far the best video course that I have come across. I have to say, without a doubt, these are much better than CBT nuggets’s videos. CBT nuggets covers a lot of the same material, but only glosses very briefly over some of the topics. Not only does Kevin Wallace fill that void completely in those spots, he shows you so many more commands and thoroughly explains the output. Kevin"s videos are short and to-the-point and a lot of the videos don"t even reach 7 minutes in length (some are longer). This is good, because all you have to do is look for the video titled with the topic you want to learn about.Also included with the CCNA course, is both the ICND1 and ICND2 official cert guides. You can download both books, and get to keep them for as long as you want. They also have a really good practice exam system that keeps track of your knowledge level and provides harder or easier questions depending on how you have been doing on the quizzes. Their system will even tell you when you should be able to take and pass the actual exam.

You should try Wendell Odom’s, official Cisco cert guide and try an online training course. The book has a lot of great information and if paired with a e-learning site, you will be sure to learn the material. An online training course that I recommend would be Alphaprep.net.Their software has thousands of questions to generate practice quizzes, which you can generate as many times as you’d like. They also have a really good practice exam system. All of their quizzes are dynamically generated to provide you with questions that are at your knowledge level. This means that it keeps track of your knowledge level and provides harder or easier questions depending on how you have been doing on the quizzes. All of their questions are very similar to the actual exam and you are able to generate as many practice quizzes as you want. Their system will even tell you when you should be able to take and pass the actual exam.Here is their video from their YouTube channel.

Getting the CCNA certificate is a step in the right direction to get into a networking career. The certificate alone wont get you a job, but it might get you a interview at the least. You will need to show that you are proficient in the subject in order to obtain a job in the networking field.In my opinion, the best book would be the Cisco press, official cert guide. This book is very helpful and is specific towards the Cisco exam. This was the book I read to prepare me for my exam, although, I would suggest trying to use an e-learning website along with reading from the book. If you are like me, I can easily get burnt out or tired of reading and need a different method to help learn the content. The site I used to help learn the content and one that I would recommend is Alphaprep.net.Hope this helps!

You can find online training all over the internet. Finding a good one that really teaches you the material and prepares you for the exam can be tough. One that I have had great success with and would recommend to try out is Alphaprep.net. They do have a free trail you can sign up with to try them out, and if you do decide to purchase from them, they are pretty inexpensive. They have video lessons to help learn the content as well as a robust question bank, to generate practice quizzes and exams. One thing that I really enjoy is their system will even tell you when it thinks you are ready to pass the actual exam, so there is no need to be stressed out or nervous when it comes time to take the actual exam.

The CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate) is the second level certification for Cisco networks. A CCNA certification confirms that a technician has the ability to install, set-up, configure, troubleshoot and operate on a medium size switch and router network. You are able to obtain this certification by passing the Cisco CCNA exam or by taking and passing two other exams; ICDN1 and ICND2. If you pass your exam(s), the CCNA certification is valid for three years before you need to be re-certified. If you are looking to get into a career in networking, it can be pretty common for employers to expect you to have a CCNA certification in order to be considered for the position.

The certificate alone wont get you the job or internship, but it might help you get an interview at the least. Anyone can read a book or watch some videos online to study for a test/exam, but you need to show that you are proficient in the subject, meaning that you can solve real world problems and not just answer test questions. Make sure you really study and practice the material. The CCNA is really just to get you to the interview and then you sell yourself to get the job.The knowledge you have in the matter is key to getting a job.

In my opinion, the best book would be the Cisco press, official cert guide. This book was very helpful and is specific towards the Cisco exams. This was the book I read to prepare me for my exam, although, I would suggest trying to use an e-learning website along with reading from the book. If you are like me, I can easily get burnt out or tired of reading and need a different method to help learn the content. The site I used to help learn the content and one that I would recommend is Alphaprep.net. You can watch video lessons to help teach you the material along with generating practice quizzes to check if you are learning the content.Hope this helps, and good luck on your studies!

The Cisco 200–120 is the older version of the CCNA exam and the 200–125 is the newest version of the exam.I suggest you try out Alphaprep.net if you are wanting to learn the material. All of their content has been updated to follow along with the newest version of the CCNA exam.This site has some great features and does an awesome job at teaching you the material and preparing you for the exam.

In order to pass the exam, you really need to study and know the material. If you rely on dumps for learning, you wont be preparing yourself for the actual exam; you will just be memorizing the answers and not learning the actual materiel. Cisco exams are different with every test and if you study with dumps, you will not be getting a broad knowledge on the subject, but rather than the dumps that you memorize.Check out this post: Which dumps should I refer to clear the CCNA certification?I think it might provide a little more insight on the topic.

You can find online training all over the internet. Finding a good one that really teaches you the material and prepares you for the exam can be tough. One that I have had great success with and would recommend to try out is Alphaprep.net. They do have a free trail you can sign up with to try them out, and if you do decide to purchase from them, they are pretty inexpensive. They have video lessons to help learn the content as well as a robust question bank, to generate practice quizzes and exams. One thing that I really enjoy is their system will even tell you when it thinks you are ready to pass the actual exam, so there is no need to be stressed out or nervous when it comes time to take the actual exam.

You would be better off finding some practice questions or quizzes rather than dumps. If you rely on dumps for learning, you wont be preparing yourself for the actual exam; you will just be memorizing the answers and not learning the actual materiel. Relying on brain dumps means that you are trusting who ever created them and the answers they are providing; which are not always correct.To prepare yourself for the exam, I would suggest that you read from the official Cisco Press book and try the e-learning site, Alphaprep.net.They have very reasonable prices and a free trail that never expires. All of their questions are very similar to the questions that are on the actual exam and they have a robust question bank along with video lessons. They use machine learning to learn your knowledge level and provide you with harder or easier questions depending on how you answer the questions. Their system will even tell you when you will be ready to take and pass the actual exam.

You would be better off finding some practice questions or quizzes rather than dumps. If you rely on dumps for learning, you wont be preparing yourself for the actual exam; you will just be memorizing the answers and not learning the actual materiel. Cisco exams are different with every test and if you study with dumps, you will not be getting a broad knowledge on the subject, but rather than the dumps that you memorize. Relying on brain dumps means that you are trusting who ever created them and the answers they are providing; which are not always correct. If you rely on dumps for learning, you wont be preparing yourself for the actual exam; you will just be memorizing the answers and not learning the actual materiel.I would suggest reading from the official cert guide and paring that with an online learning software. The book is very helpful and is specific towards the Cisco exams and if paired with an e-learning site, you will be sure to learn the material.If you are worried about paying for the content, Alphaprep.net has a free trial you can sign up with. They have all the topics from the CCNA exam and you can even choose which topics you want to learn about or take a quiz on. All of their questions are very similar to what you will see on the actual exam. You can take a quiz as many times as you want and then take a practice exam when you think you are ready. The software will even tell you when it thinks you are ready to take the actual exam. I have been using this site to prep me for my exam and I highly recommend that you check it out yourself.

I’m not sure where to get dumps, but you would be better off finding some practice questions or quizzes rather than dumps. Besides, if you rely on dumps for learning, you wont be preparing yourself for the actual exam; you will just be memorizing the answers and not learning the actual materiel. Cisco exams are different with every test and if you study with dumps, you will not be getting a broad knowledge on the subject, but rather than the dumps that you memorize. Relying on brain dumps means that you are trusting who ever created them and the answers they are providing; which are not always correct.If you are worried about paying for the content, Alphaprep.net is free right now.If you sign up, they have thousands of practice questions that generate quizzes to prep you from the exam. They have all the topics from the CCNA exam and you can even choose which topics you want to learn about or take a quiz on. You can take a quiz as many times as you want and then take a practice exam when you think you are ready. The software will even tell you when it thinks you are ready to take the actual exam. On top of all of the practice quizzes you can take, they have video lessons to help you learn the material. And again, this is FREE right now. I am using this site to prep me for my exam and I am loving it.Hope this helps!

I would say that you should read from the Cisco press, official cert guide. This book is very helpful and is specific towards the Cisco exam. This was the book I read to prepare me for my exam, although, I would suggest trying to use an e-learning website along with reading from the book. If you are like me, I can easily get burnt out or tired of reading and need a different method to help learn the content.The site I used to help learn the content and one that I would recommend is Alphaprep.net. You can watch video lessons to help teach you the material along with generating practice quizzes to check if you are learning the content. One thing that I really enjoy is their software will even tell you when you are ready to take and pass the actual exam.Good luck, and I hope this helps

You need to have the dedication to take the time to learn the material and don’t treat it like it is a chore to do. One piece of advice that I would give would be to stay away from dump sites. If you rely on dumps for learning, you wont be preparing yourself for the actual exam; you will just be memorizing the answers and not learning the actual materiel.In order to learn the material, I would suggest trying to use an e-learning website along with reading from the Odom official cert guide. The book is very helpful and is specific towards the Cisco exams and if paired with an e-learning site, you will be sure to learn the material. An online training course that I used and one I recommend would be Alphaprep.net. They have thousands of practice questions that are updated weekly, along with video lessons to help you learn and understand the material. In my opinion, this would be the best route to take if you really want to learn the material and do a great job on the exam.Hope this helps

The exam can be very tough, if you do not prepare yourself. It takes time and dedication to learn the material, and if you do a good job, the exam shouldn’t be tough at all. I suggest you spend as much time as you can studying the material in order to make the exam seem easier; but don’t treat it like it is a chore to do or you could easily get burnt out and not prepare yourself properly for the exam. One piece of advice that I would give would be to stay away from dump sites. If you rely on dumps for learning, you wont be preparing yourself for the actual exam; you will just be memorizing the answers and not learning the actual materiel.What worked for me was reading from the official cert guide and paring that up with an online learning software. The book is very helpful and is specific towards the Cisco exams and if paired with an e-learning site, you will be sure to learn the material. One that I used was Alphaprep.net,and I think their software is great at preparing you for the actual exam. They have thousands of quality questions that are similar to the actual exam questions and they have video lessons to help teach you the content. Their system even learns your knowledge level and will tell you when you should be able to pass the actual exam.With enough practice, you should be able to take and pass the exam with no problems. I hope this helped and good luck!

You would be better off finding some practice questions or quizzes rather than dumps. If you rely on dumps for learning, you wont be preparing yourself for the actual exam; you will just be memorizing the answers and not learning the actual materiel. Cisco exams are different with every test and if you study with dumps, you will not be getting a broad knowledge on the subject, but rather than the dumps that you memorize. Relying on brain dumps means that you are trusting who ever created them and the answers they are providing; which are not always correct. If you rely on dumps for learning, you wont be preparing yourself for the actual exam; you will just be memorizing the answers and not learning the actual materiel.I would suggest reading from the official cert guide and paring that with an online learning software. The book is very helpful and is specific towards the Cisco exams and if paired with an e-learning site, you will be sure to learn the material.If you are worried about paying for the content, Alphaprep.net has a free trial you can sign up with. They have all the topics from the CCNA exam and you can even choose which topics you want to learn about or take a quiz on. You can take a quiz as many times as you want and then take a practice exam when you think you are ready. The software will even tell you when it thinks you are ready to take the actual exam. I have been using this site to prep me for my exam and I highly recommend that you check it out yourself.

I am not sure where to study Cisco courses in Deli, but an online learning course that I have had great success with would be Alphaprep.net.With the CCNA course at Alphaprep.net, you get a comprehensive Kevin Wallace video course that is by far the best video course that I have come across. These videos will surly help you learn and understand the material, for Kevin does an amazing job at teaching the topic.Also included with the CCNA course, is both the ICND1 and ICND2 official cert guides. You can download both books, and get to keep them for as long as you want. They also have a really good practice exam system that keeps track of your knowledge level and provides harder or easier questions depending on how you have been doing on the quizzes. Their system will even tell you when you should be able to take and pass the actual exam.This has been a great help for me, and I hope it is for you as well.

I have recently signed up with Alphaprep.net and I am loving the content that they have. I highly recommend checking this site out. They have sections for each topic covered on the exam, and an awesome practice exam system that provides you harder or easier questions, depending on how you are doing on the quizzes. You are able to generate quizzes from thousands of questions to test your knowledge, and you can even pick which section(s) you want the quiz to be about. This is prefect because it allows you to focus on the areas that you are weaker in or need more practice at. Their system will even tell you when it thinks you are ready to take and pass the actual exam.With the CCNA course at Alphaprep.net, both the ICND1 and ICND2 official cert guides are included with your purchase. You can download both books, and get to keep them for as long as you want. They also have a comprehensive Kevin Wallace video course to help tech the material along side the books. In my opinion, as far as training videos go, the Kevin Wallace videos are the best. I highly recommend that you check it out for yourself.Here is their video that I found on YouTube:

This has been a great help for me, and I hope it is for you as well.

I would say that you should read from the Cisco press, official cert guide. This book is very helpful and is specific towards the Cisco exam. This was the book I read to prepare me for my exam, although, I would suggest trying to use an e-learning website along with reading from the book. If you are like me, I can easily get burnt out or tired of reading and need a different method to help learn the content.The site I used to help learn the content and one that I would recommend is Alphaprep.net. You can watch video lessons to help teach you the material along with generating practice quizzes to check if you are learning the content. One thing that I really enjoy is their software will tell you when you are ready to take and pass the actual exam.Good luck, and I hope this helps

If you really want to learn about Cisco networking, I would say that you should read from the Cisco press, official cert guides. These books are very helpful and specific towards the Cisco exams. With the CCNA course at Alphaprep.net, both the ICND1 and ICND2 official cert guides are included with your purchase, depending on the option that you buy. These books are very helpful and specific towards the Cisco exams. Although if you are like me, you can get burnt out pretty easily from reading and that’s where I would suggest finding some sort of training videos.Also included in the complete CCNA course, is a comprehensive Kevin Wallace video course, to help tech the material along side the book. In my opinion, as far as training videos go, the Kevin Wallace videos are by far the best that I have come across. These videos will surly help you learn and understand the material, for Kevin does an amazing job at teaching the topic.Alphaprep.net also has a really awesome practice exam system that keeps track of your knowledge level and provides harder or easier questions depending on how you have been doing on the quizzes. All of their questions are very similar to the actual exam questions, covering all sections that are on the actual CCNA exam. Their system will even tell you when you should be able to take and pass the actual exam, so you should feel less stressful when it comes time to take your exam.Here is their video from YouTube:

I would say that you should read from the Cisco press, official cert guide. This book is very helpful and is specific towards the Cisco exam. This was the book I read to prepare me for my exam, although, I would suggest trying to use an e-learning website along with reading from the book. If you are like me, I can easily get burnt out or tired of reading and need a different method to help learn the content.The site I used to help learn the content and one that I would recommend is Alphaprep.net. You can watch video lessons to help teach you the material along with generating practice quizzes to check if you are learning the content. One thing that I really enjoy is their software will tell you when you are ready to take and pass the actual exam.Good luck, and I hope this helps

I have been reading the Cisco official cert guide by Wendell and have recently signed up with Alphaprep.net. The cert guide is a great place to start, but if you are like me, I needed a little more than just reading the book to help understand and retain some of the information. That’s when I signed up with Alphaprep.net. Included with your purchase is a comprehensive Kevin Wallace Video lesson, which is by far the best training videos that I have found. What’s great is you can choose which topics you want to study and watch video lessons on the topics covered in the exam. I can focus more on the areas that I am weak in and not have to search through the book to find the information. They also have practice quizzes and practice exams that tell you how well you did in each area. Once you pass enough, their system will even tell you when it thinks you are ready to take and pass the actual exam.I think it is definitely worth checking out and I highly recommend using Alphaprep.net to help you study for your exam.

I would suggest going back and hitting the books. You are familiar with the exam now and know what to expect so you can focus on the sections you didn’t do well in. I would also suggest trying an e-learning website rather than just reading the official cert guide. A great site that I have found is Alphaprep.net. They have all the topics from the CCNA exam and you can even choose which topics you want to learn about or take a quiz on. If you know which areas on the exam you didn’t do well on, you can create quizzes on those areas. You can take a quiz as many times as you want and then take a practice exam when you think you are ready. The software will even tell you when it thinks you are ready to take the actual exam.

Stay with it and don’t give up and I hope this helps.

Yes you can. The CCENT is one of two parts of the CCNA exam. OR you could take just the CCNA exam and get it all over with in one go.If you go that route, make sure you really study the material.I would say that you should read from the Cisco press, official cert guides to learn the material. These books are very helpful and specific towards the Cisco exams. These are the books I read to prepare me for my exam, although, I would also suggest trying to use an e-learning website along with reading from a book. If you are like me, I can easily get burnt out or tired of reading and need a different method to help learn the content.The site I used to help learn the content and one that I would highly recommend is Alphaprep.net.Included in the complete CCNA course, is a comprehensive Kevin Wallace video course, to help tech the material along side the book. In my opinion, as far as training videos go, the Kevin Wallace videos are by far the best that I have come across. These videos will surly help you learn and understand the material, for Kevin does an amazing job at teaching the topic.Check out this post to find out more about Alphaprep:How will AlphaPrep help me get a Cisco Certification?

A subnet mask is a 32 bit number that masks an IP address. It separates the IP address into network addresses and host addresses. The subnet mask sets the network bits to all 1’s, and the host bits to all 0’s. Two of the host addresses are reserved for a special purpose and cannot be assigned to a host. The zero address is reserved for the network address and the 255 address is reserved for the broadcast address.So if you had a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0,it would convert to 11111111.11111111.11111111.00000000.The 1’s are always on the left and the 0’s are always on the right. You cannot interweave the 1’s and 0’s. To determined the prefix or slash notation, count the number of 1’s an write the total after the slash. For the above example, the prefix mask would be /24.Here is a video that may help explain a little more.Alphaprep.net

Of course you can.Make sure you really study the material and you should be fine.I would say that you should read from the Cisco press, official cert guides to learn the material. These books are very helpful and specific towards the Cisco exams. These are the books I read to prepare me for my exam, although, I would also suggest trying to use an e-learning website along with reading from a book. If you are like me, I can easily get burnt out or tired of reading and need a different method to help learn the content. The site I used to help learn the content and one that I would highly recommend is Alphaprep.net.Included in the complete CCNA course, is a comprehensive Kevin Wallace video course, to help tech the material along side the book. In my opinion, as far as training videos go, the Kevin Wallace videos are by far the best that I have come across. These videos will surly help you learn and understand the material, for Kevin does an amazing job at teaching the topic.Alphaprep.net also has a really awesome practice exam system that keeps track of your knowledge level and provides harder or easier questions depending on how you have been doing on the quizzes. All of their questions are very similar to the actual exam questions, covering all sections that are on the actual CCNA exam. Their system will even tell you when you should be able to take and pass the actual exam, so you should feel less stressful when it comes time to take your exam.

I would say that you should read from the Cisco press, official cert guide. This book is very helpful and is specific towards the Cisco exam. This was the book I read to prepare me for my exam, although, I would suggest trying to use an e-learning website along with reading from the book. If you are like me, I can easily get burnt out or tired of reading and need a different method to help learn the content.The site I used to help learn the content and one that I would recommend is Alphaprep.net. You can watch video lessons to help teach you the material along with generating practice quizzes to check if you are learning the content. One thing that I really enjoy is their software will tell you when you are ready to take and pass the actual exam.Good luck, and I hope this helps

You would be better off finding some practice questions or quizzes rather than dumps. If you rely on dumps for learning, you wont be preparing yourself for the actual exam; you will just be memorizing the answers and not learning the actual materiel. Cisco exams are different with every test and if you study with dumps, you will not be getting a broad knowledge on the subject, but rather than the dumps that you memorize. Relying on brain dumps means that you are trusting who ever created them and the answers they are providing; which are not always correct.If you are worried about paying for the content, Alphaprep.net has a free trial. They have all the topics from the CCNA exam and you can even choose which topics you want to learn about or take a quiz on (if you purchase from them). You can take a quiz as many times as you want and then take a practice exam when you think you are ready. The software will even tell you when it thinks you are ready to take the actual exam. I have been using this site to prep me for my exam and I highly recommend that you check it out yourself.

The test can be very tough, if you do not prepare yourself. It takes time and dedication to learn the material, and if you do a good job the test shouldn’t be tough at all. I suggest you spend as much time as you can studying the material in order to make the test seem easier.What worked for me was reading from the official cert guide and paring that up with an online learning software. The one I used was Alphaprep.netand I think their software is great at preparing you for the actual exam. They have thousands of quality questions that are similar to the actual exam questions and they have video lessons to help teach you the content. Their system even learns your knowledge level and will tell you when you should be able to pass the actual exam.With enough practice, you should be able to take and pass the exam with no problems. I hope this helped and good luck!

I’m not sure where to get dumps, but you would be better off finding some practice questions or quizzes rather than dumps. Besides, if you rely on dumps for learning, you wont be preparing yourself for the actual exam; you will just be memorizing the answers and not learning the actual materiel. Cisco exams are different with every test and if you study with dumps, you will not be getting a broad knowledge on the subject, but rather than the dumps that you memorize. Relying on brain dumps means that you are trusting who ever created them and the answers they are providing; which are not always correct.If you are worried about paying for the content, Alphaprep.net has a free trial.If you sign up, they have thousands of practice questions that generate quizzes to prep you from the exam. They have all the topics from the CCNA exam and you can even choose which topics you want to learn about or take a quiz on. You can take a quiz as many times as you want and then take a practice exam when you think you are ready. The software will even tell you when it thinks you are ready to take the actual exam. On top of all of the practice quizzes you can take, they have video lessons to help you learn the material. I am using this site to prep me for my exam and I am loving it.Hope this helps!

In my opinion, the Wendell Odom official cert guides are the best books to read for preparing you for the CCNA exam. These books are very helpful and are specific towards the Cisco exams. These are the books I read to prepare me for my exam, although, I would suggest trying to use an e-learning website along with reading from the books. If you are like me, I can easily get burnt out or tired of reading and need a different method to help learn the content. A site that I used to help learn the content and one that I would recommend is Alphaprep.net.With the CCNA course at Alphaprep.net, both the ICND1 and ICND2 official cert guides are included with your purchase, depending on the option that you buy. You get to download both books, and keep them for as long as you want. They also have a comprehensive Kevin Wallace video course to help tech the material along side the book. In my opinion, I think that as far as training videos go, the Kevin Wallace videos are by far the best.I highly recommend that you check it out for yourself.

You can find online training all over the internet. Finding a good one that really teaches you the material and prepares you for the exam can be tough. One that I have had great success with and would recommend to try out is Alphaprep.net. They do have a free trail you can sign up with to try them out, and if you do decide to purchase from them, they are pretty inexpensive. They have video lessons to help learn the content as well as a robust question bank, to generate practice quizzes and exams. One thing that I really enjoy is their system will even tell you when it thinks you are ready to pass the actual exam, so there is no need to be stressed out or nervous when it comes time to take the actual exam.Here is their video from YouTube.

If you really want to learn about Cisco networking, I would say that you should read from the Cisco press, official cert guides. These books are very helpful and specific towards the Cisco exams. These are the books I read to prepare me for my exam, although, I would also suggest trying to use an e-learning website along with reading from a book. If you are like me, I can easily get burnt out or tired of reading and need a different method to help learn the content.With the courses at Alphaprep.net, the ICND1 or ICND2 official cert guides are included with your purchase, depending on the option that you buy. You get to download both books, and keep them for as long as you want. They also have a comprehensive Kevin Wallace video course to help tech the material along side the book. In my opinion, I think that as far as training videos go, the Kevin Wallace videos are by far the best. They also have a really good practice exam system that keeps track of your knowledge level and provides harder or easier questions depending on how you have been doing on the quizzes. Their system will even tell you when you should be able to take and pass the actual exam.Good luck on your exam, and I hope this helps

You can find online training all over the internet. Finding a good one that really teaches you the material and prepares you for the exam can be tough. One piece of advice that I would give would be to stay away from dump sites. If you rely on dump sites for learning, you wont be preparing yourself for the actual exam; you will just be memorizing the answers and not learning the actual materiel. A site that I have had great success with and would recommend to try out is Alphaprep.net. They have a free trail you can sign up with to try them out, and if you do decide to purchase from them, they are pretty inexpensive.With the CCNA course at Alphaprep.net, both the ICND1 and ICND2 official cert guides are included with your purchase, depending on the option that you buy. I would say, that you should study the material from these books. These books are very helpful and specific towards the Cisco exams. Although if you are like me, you can get burnt out pretty easily from reading and that’s where I would suggest finding some sort of training videos.Also included in the complete CCNA course, is a comprehensive Kevin Wallace video course, to help tech the material along side the book. In my opinion, as far as training videos go, the Kevin Wallace videos are by far the best that I have come across. These videos will surly help you learn and understand the material, for Kevin does an amazing job at teaching the topic.Alphaprep.net also has a really awesome practice exam system that keeps track of your knowledge level and provides harder or easier questions depending on how you have been doing on the quizzes. All of their questions are very similar to the actual exam questions, covering all sections that are on the actual CCNA exam. Their system will even tell you when you should be able to take and pass the actual exam, so you should feel less stressful when it comes time to take your exam.With enough practice, you should be able to take and pass the exam with no problems. I hope this helped and good luck!

I would highly recommend trying to find some sort of e-learning website rather than using dump sites. If you rely on dumps for learning, you wont be preparing yourself for the actual exam and you will just be memorizing the answers and not learning the actual material.I can suggest Alphaprep.net for an e-learning website. All of their questions are very similar to the questions that are on the actual exam and they have a robust question bank along with video lessons. They use machine learning to learn your knowledge level and provide you with harder or easier questions depending on how you answer the questions.Here is their video I found on YouTube.

I would say yes. It show that you have the knowledge to work in a networking environment and understand the basics of networking. I have been told in the past that people with these certs are highly sought after and you will make more money if you have one compared to not. That being said, you would also have to show some type of work experience and not rely solely on the cert. The cert my get you a job, but that job might only be an entry level position and you might not even be able to work on the network until you gain some experience. I would look at the CCNA certification as the item that gets you an interview. You would then have to prove to the employer that you know what you are talking about to get the job.

If you are going for your CCNA, I would say that you should read from the Cisco press, official cert guide. This book is very helpful and is specific towards the Cisco exam. This was the book I read to prepare me for my exam, although, I would suggest trying to use an e-learning website along with reading from the book. If you are like me, I can easily get burnt out or tired of reading and need a different method to help learn the content.The site I used to help learn the content and one that I would recommend is Alphaprep.net. You can watch comprehensive Kevin Wallace video lessons to help teach you the material along with generating practice quizzes to check if you are learning the content. One thing that I really enjoy is their software will tell you when you are ready to take and pass the actual exam.Good luck with your exam, and I hope this helps

In my opinion, the best book would be the Cisco press, official cert guide. This book was very helpful and is specific towards the Cisco exams. This was the book I read to prepare me for my exam, although, I would suggest trying to use an e-learning website along with reading from the book. If you are like me, I can easily get burnt out or tired of reading and need a different method to help learn the content. The site I used to help learn the content and one that I would recommend is Alphaprep.net. You can watch video lessons to help teach you the material along with generating practice quizzes to check if you are learning the content. Their system will even tell you when you should be able to pass your exam.Hope this helps, and good luck on your studies!

The exam can be very tough, if you do not prepare yourself. It takes time and dedication to learn the material, and if you do a good job, the exam shouldn’t be tough at all. I suggest you spend as much time as you can studying the material in order to make the exam seem easier; but don’t treat it like it is a chore to do or you could easily get burnt out and not prepare yourself properly for the exam. One piece of advice that I would give would be to stay away from dump sites. If you rely on dumps for learning, you wont be preparing yourself for the actual exam; you will just be memorizing the answers and not learning the actual materiel.What worked for me was reading from the Wendell Odom official cert guide and paring that up with an online learning software. The book is very helpful and is specific towards the Cisco exams and if paired with an e-learning site, you will be sure to learn the material. One that I used was Alphaprep.net,and I think their software is great at preparing you for the actual exam. They have thousands of quality questions that are similar to the actual exam questions and they have video lessons to help teach you the content. Their system even learns your knowledge level and will tell you when you should be able to pass the actual exam.With enough practice, you should be able to take and pass the exam with no problems. I hope this helped and good luck!

I would suggest reading the official cert guide and paring that with an e-learning website. If you are like me, I can easily get burnt out or tired of reading and need a different method to help learn the content. The site I used to help learn the content and one that I would recommend is Alphaprep.net. They have a robust question bank where you are able to generate as many practice quizzes as you want. Their questions consist of all of the sections covered in the CCNA exam and you can even choose which sections you want to study when creating the practice quizzes. Their software even uses a machine learning algorithm to provide you with harder or easier questions, depending on how you are doing on the practice quizzes and exams. Their system will even tell you when it thinks you are ready to take and pass the actual exam.Here is their video that is on YouTube:

Studying and practicing what you have learned is key to doing well and passing your CCNA exam.Hope this helps!

I would suggest reading the official cert guide and paring that with an e-learning website. If you are like me, I can easily get burnt out or tired of reading and need a different method to help learn the content. The site I used to help learn the content and one that I would recommend is Alphaprep.net. They have a robust question bank where you are able to generate as many practice quizzes as you want. Their questions consist of all of the sections covered in the CCNA exam and you can even choose which sections you want to study when creating the practice quizzes. Their system will even tell you when it thinks you are ready to pass the actual exam.Here is their video that is on YouTube.

I would say that Alphaprep.net would be a great place to start. Alphaprep.net has a really awesome practice exam system that keeps track of your knowledge level and provides harder or easier questions depending on how you have been doing on the quizzes. All of their questions are very similar to the actual exam questions, covering all sections that are on the actual Cisco exam. You are even able to select which section(s) you want your practice quizzes to be about. This is helpful because you can focus on the areas that you are weaker in and need to practice more. Their system will even tell you when you should be able to take and pass the actual exam, so you should feel less stressful when it comes time to take your exam.I have really been enjoying this site, and I bet you would too.

Have you thought about trying an e-learning website?I am Studying for my CCNA exam and came across Alphaprep.net, which I have been really enjoying. They have Kevin Wallace video lessons to help learn the content as well as a robust question bank to generate practice quizzes and exams. Their system will even tell you when it thinks you are ready to take and pass your actual exam.Here is a video I found on YouTube that might help tell you a little more.

A subnet mask is a 32 bit number that masks an IP address. It separates the IP address into network addresses and host addresses. The subnet mask sets the network bits to all 1’s, and the host bits to all 0’s. Two of the host addresses are reserved for a special purpose and cannot be assigned to a host. The zero address is reserved for the network address and the 255 address is reserved for the broadcast address.So if you had a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0,it would convert to 11111111.11111111.11111111.00000000.The 1’s are always on the left and the 0’s are always on the right. You cannot interweave the 1’s and 0’s. To determined the prefix or slash notation, count the number of 1’s an write the total after the slash. For the above example, the prefix mask would be /24.Here is a video that may help explain a little more.

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If you mean online courses, I would say that Alphaprep.net would be the best. They have a really awesome practice exam system that keeps track of your knowledge level and provides harder or easier questions depending on how you have been doing on the quizzes. All of their questions are very similar to the actual exam questions and do great job at preparing you for the actual exam. Their system will even tell you when you should be able to take and pass the actual exam.With the CCNA course at Alphaprep.net, both the ICND1 and ICND2 official cert guides are included with your purchase, depending on the option that you buy. These books are very helpful and are specific towards the Cisco exams. You get to download the books, and keep them for as long as you want. They also have a comprehensive Kevin Wallace video course to help tech the material along side the book. In my opinion, as far as training videos go, the Kevin Wallace videos are by far the best.Here is their video that is on YouTube:

In my opinion, the best online video courses for the CCNA certifications would be the videos done by Kevin Wallace. I have to say, without a doubt, these are much better than CBT nuggets’s videos. CBT nuggets covers a lot of the same material, but only glosses very briefly over some of the topics. Not only does Kevin Wallace fill that void completely in those spots, he shows you so many more commands and thoroughly explains the output. Kevin"s videos are short and to-the-point and a lot of the videos don"t even reach 7 minutes in length (some are longer). This is good, because all you have to do is look for the video titled with the topic you want to learn about.The place where I came across the Kevin Wallace videos is Alphaprep.net. With the CCNA course at Alphaprep.net, you get a comprehensive Kevin Wallace video course that is by far the bests video course that I have come across. Also included with the CCNA course, is both the ICND1 and ICND2 official cert guides. You can download both books, and get to keep them for as long as you want. They also have a really good practice exam system that keeps track of your knowledge level and provides harder or easier questions depending on how you have been doing on the quizzes. Their system will even tell you when you should be able to take and pass the actual exam.This has been a great help for me, and I hope it is for you as well.

The exam can be very tough, if you do not prepare yourself. It takes time and dedication to learn the material, and if you do a good job, the exam shouldn’t be tough at all. I suggest you spend as much time as you can studying the material in order to make the exam seem easier; but don’t treat it like it is a chore to do or you could easily get burnt out and not prepare yourself properly for the exam. One piece of advice that I would give would be to stay away from dump sites. If you rely on dumps for learning, you wont be preparing yourself for the actual exam; you will just be memorizing the answers and not learning the actual materiel.What worked for me was reading from the official cert guide and paring that up with an online learning software. The book is very helpful and is specific towards the Cisco exams and if paired with an e-learning site, you will be sure to learn the material. One that I used was Alphaprep.net,and I think their software is great at preparing you for the actual exam.With the CCNA course at Alphaprep.net, both the ICND1 and ICND2 official cert guides are included with your purchase, depending on the option that you buy. I would say, that you should study the material from these books. These books are very helpful and specific towards the Cisco exams. Although if you are like me, you can get burnt out pretty easily from reading and that’s where I would suggest finding some sort of training videos. Also included in the complete CCNA course, is a comprehensive Kevin Wallace video course, to help tech the material along side the book. In my opinion, as far as training videos go, the Kevin Wallace videos are by far the best that I have come across. These videos will surly help you learn and understand the material, for Kevin does an amazing job at teaching the topic.With enough practice, you should be able to take and pass the exam with no problems. I hope this helped and good luck!

I would suggest trying to use an e-learning website along with reading from the Odom official cert guide. The book is very helpful and is specific towards the Cisco exams. If paired with a e-learning site, you will be sure to learn the material. An online training course that I used and one I recommend would be Alphaprep.net. They have a free trail you can sign up with to try them out and if you do decide to purchase from them, they are pretty inexpensive. There are video lessons to help learn the content as well as a robust question bank, to generate practice quizzes and exams. One thing that I really enjoy is their system will even tell you when it thinks you are ready to pass the actual exam.

In my opinion, the best online courses for the CCNA certifications would be the courses at Alphaprep.net. With the CCNA course at Alphaprep.net, you get a comprehensive Kevin Wallace video course that is by far the best video course that I have come across. I have to say, without a doubt, these are much better than CBT nuggets’s videos. CBT nuggets covers a lot of the same material, but only glosses very briefly over some of the topics. Not only does Kevin Wallace fill that void completely in those spots, he shows you so many more commands and thoroughly explains the output. Kevin"s videos are short and to-the-point and a lot of the videos don"t even reach 7 minutes in length (some are longer). This is good, because all you have to do is look for the video titled with the topic you want to learn about.Also included with the CCNA course, is both the ICND1 and ICND2 official cert guides. You can download both books, and get to keep them for as long as you want. They also have a really good practice exam system that keeps track of your knowledge level and provides harder or easier questions depending on how you have been doing on the quizzes. Their system will even tell you when you should be able to take and pass the actual exam.Here is there video that is on YouTube.

You would be better off finding some practice questions or quiz system rather than dumps. If you rely on dumps for learning, you wont be preparing yourself for the actual exam; you will just be memorizing the answers and not learning the actual materiel. If you rely on dumps for learning, you wont be preparing yourself for the actual exam; you will just be memorizing the answers and not learning the actual materiel.If you are worried about paying for the content, Alphaprep.net has a free trial you can sign up with, and it never expires. They have an awesome practice exam system that have questions very similar to the actual exam (updated for the new 100–105 exam) and that were not created from dump sites. If you decide to purchase from them, they cover all sections from the actual exam. All of the quizzes are dynamically generated to provide you with questions that are at your knowledge level. When you first start out, the questions start out easier and the system provides you with harder questions as you start passing more of the quizzes. Their system keeps track of your knowledge level and will even let you know when it thinks you should be able to take and pass the actual exam.Another plus about Alphaprep.net is what you get with your purchase. Included in the complete courses, you get the official Wendell Odom cert guide along with an amazing Kevin Wallace video course. These two things alone is one of the reasons I purchased from them.I highly recommend that you check them out. They do a great job at getting you ready for the actual exam.I hope this helps with your studies, and good luck!

I would recommend giving yourself more than a week to study the Cisco material. There is a lot of material to cover to prepare yourself for the exam and a week might not be enough time to cover it all. You don’t want to waste your money to take the exam and then fail. I recommend taking your time and really learn the material. You should try reading from the Wendell Odom’s, official Cisco cert guide and try an online training course. The book has a lot of great information and if paired with a e-learning site, you will be sure to learn the material. An online training course that I used and one I recommend would be Alphaprep.net.

The CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate) is the second level certification for Cisco networks. A CCNA certification confirms that a technician has the ability to install, set-up, configure, troubleshoot and operate on a medium size switch and router network. You are able to obtain this certification by passing the Cisco CCNA exam or by taking and passing two other exams; ICDN1 and ICND2. If you pass your exam(s), the CCNA certification is valid for three years before you need to be re-certified. If you are looking to get into a career in networking, it can be pretty common for employers to expect you to have a CCNA certification in order to be considered for the position.

I think you should be able to learn the CCNA material by self study.You can read from the Wendell Odom’s Official Cert Guides and learn a lot about the subject. These books are very helpful and specific towards the Cisco exams. Although if you are like me, you can get burnt out pretty easily from reading and that’s where I would suggest finding some sort of training videos.Included in the complete CCNA course at Alphaprep.net, is a comprehensive Kevin Wallace video course, to help tech the material along side the books. In my opinion, as far as training videos go, the Kevin Wallace videos are by far the best that I have come across. These videos will surly help you learn and understand the material.

You would be better off finding some practice questions or quizzes rather than dumps. If you rely on dumps for learning, you wont be preparing yourself for the actual exam; you will just be memorizing the answers and not learning the actual materiel. Cisco exams are different with every test and if you study with dumps, you will not be getting a broad knowledge on the subject, but rather than the dumps that you memorize. Relying on brain dumps means that you are trusting who ever created them and the answers they are providing; which are not always correct. If you rely on dumps for learning, you wont be preparing yourself for the actual exam; you will just be memorizing the answers and not learning the actual materiel.I would suggest reading from the official cert guide and paring that with an online learning software. The book is very helpful and is specific towards the Cisco exams and if paired with an e-learning site, you will be sure to learn the material.If you are worried about paying for the content, Alphaprep.net has a free trial you can sign up with. They have all the topics from the CCNA exam and you can even choose which topics you want to learn about or take a quiz on. You can take a quiz as many times as you want and then take a practice exam when you think you are ready. The software will even tell you when it thinks you are ready to take the actual exam. I have been using this site to prep me for my exam and I highly recommend that you check it out yourself.

The CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate) is the second level certification for Cisco networks. A CCNA certification confirms that a technician has the ability to install, set-up, configure, troubleshoot and operate on a medium size switch and router network. You are able to obtain this certification by passing the Cisco CCNA exam or by taking and passing two other exams; ICDN1 and ICND2. If you pass your exam(s), the CCNA certification is valid for three years before you need to be re-certified.In order to pass the exam, you really need to study and know the material. You can try to use an e-learning website along with reading from the Cisco official cert guide. One that I have had great success with would be Alphaprep.net. Their system has thousands of quality questions to generate practice quizzes, along with video lessons to help teach the content. Their system will even let you know when you are ready to take and pass your actual exam. They do have a free trail that you can sign up with, and if you decide to purchase from them, they are pretty inexpensive. They even have cheaper options for students.I hope this Helps

You should try Alphaprep.net.I was a noob when it came to networking until I tried this site. They have thousands of questions to generate practice quizzes and exams along with video lessons to help you learn the content. The quizzes are dynamically generated to provide you with questions that are at your knowledge level. They have all the topics from the CCNA exam and you can even choose which topics you want to learn about or take a quiz on. You can take a quiz as many times as you want and then take a practice exam when you think you are ready. The software will even tell you when it thinks you are ready to take the actual exam.

I would say you should get the CCNA Routing and Switching 200-125 Official Cert Guide, and pair that with an e-learning website. The book is very helpful and is specific towards the Cisco exams and if paired with an e-learning site, you will be sure to learn the material. An online training course that I used and one I recommend would be Alphaprep.net.They have thousands of practice questions to generate quizzes that prep you for the exam. They have all the topics from the CCNA exam and you can even choose which topics you want to learn about or take a quiz on. This is great because you can focus on the areas that you are weaker in. You can take a quiz as many times as you want and then take a practice exam when you think you are ready. On top of all of the practice quizzes you can take, they have video lessons to help you learn the material as well. One thing that I really thought was great, is their software will even tell you when it thinks you are ready to take and pass the actual exam. With that, there is no need to be stressed out or nervous when it comes time to take the actual exam.

Have you thought about trying to use an e-learning website? Alphaprep.net is a great e-learning site that I have been using and that I highly recommend. They have a huge question bank with questions that are very similar to the exam. They use a machine learning algorithm that provides you with harder questions based on how you answer and guarantees you will pass the exam.Here’s their video I found on YouTube.

I would say that you should read from the Cisco press, official cert guides. These books are very helpful and specific towards the Cisco exams. These are the books I read to prepare me for my exam, although, I would suggest trying to use an e-learning website along with reading from a book. If you are like me, I can easily get burnt out or tired of reading and need a different method to help learn the content.The site I used to help learn the content and one that I would recommend is Alphaprep.net. You can watch video lessons to help teach you the material along with generating practice quizzes to check if you are learning the content. One thing that I really enjoy is their software will even tell you when you are ready to take and pass the actual exam.Good luck, and I hope this helps

You should try Alphaprep.net. They have a free trail you can sign up with and if you do purchase from them, they do not cost very much. They also have a really good practice exam system. All of their quizzes are dynamically generated to provide you with questions that are at your knowledge level. This means that it keeps track of your knowledge level and provides harder or easier questions depending on how you have been doing on the quizzes. All of their questions are very similar to the actual exam and you are able to generate as many practice quizzes as you want. Their system will even tell you when you should be able to take and pass the actual exam.Here is their video on YouTube

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You would be better off finding some practice questions or quizzes rather than dumps. If you rely on dumps for learning, you wont be preparing yourself for the actual exam; you will just be memorizing the answers and not learning the actual materiel. Relying on brain dumps means that you are trusting who ever created them and the answers they are providing; which are not always correct.To prepare yourself for the test, I would suggest that you read from the official Cisco Press book and try the e-learning site, Alphaprep.net.They have very reasonable prices and a free trail that never expires. All of their questions are very similar to the questions that are on the actual exam and they have a robust question bank along with video lessons. They use machine learning to learn your knowledge level and provide you with harder or easier questions depending on how you answer the questions. Their system will even tell you when you will be ready to take and pass the actual exam.

I’m not sure where to get CBT Nugget for free, but if you are worried about paying for the content, Alphaprep.net has a free trail you can sign up with and it never expires.If you decide to purchase from them, They provide you with all the material needed to study and pass the CCNA exam, and at reasonable prices too. With the CCNA course at Alphaprep.net, both the Wendell Odom ICND1 and ICND2 official cert guides are included with your purchase. You get to download both books, and keep them for as long as you want. These books are very helpful and are specific towards the Cisco exams.They also have a comprehensive Kevin Wallace video course to help tech the material along side the book. In my opinion, I think that as far as training videos go, the Kevin Wallace videos are by far the best. He is very detailed, very accurate, and very professional. Kevin"s videos are short and to-the-point and a lot of the videos don"t even reach 7 minutes in length (some are longer). This is good, because all you have to do is look for the video titled with the topic you want to learn about, and watch it.They also have a really good practice exam system. All of their quizzes are dynamically generated to provide you with questions that are at your knowledge level. This means that it keeps track of your knowledge level and provides harder or easier questions depending on how you have been doing on the quizzes. All of their questions are very similar to the actual exam and you are able to generate as many practice quizzes as you want. Their system will even tell you when you should be able to take and pass the actual exam.If you are looking to learn the material and want to pass your CCNA exam, I recommend that you try them out.Hope this helps!

CCNA dumps are actual exam questions that people put online after they had taken their exam. In order to pass your exam, you really need to study and know the material. If you rely on dumps for learning, you wont be preparing yourself for the actual exam; you will just be memorizing the answers and not learning the actual materiel. Cisco exams are different with every test and if you study with dumps, you will not be getting a broad knowledge on the subject, but rather the dumps that you memorize.If I were you, I would try to find an e-learning website that offers exam questions that were not copied from the actual exam. One that I have had great success with and would recommend is Alphaprep.net. Their questions are NOT copies of real exam questions and they update their question bank on a weekly basis. Here is another post that might tell you a little more about them. How will AlphaPrep help me get a Cisco Certification?Hope this helps.

There is no guarantee that you will pass your exam; but if you study enough and really learn the materiel, you shouldn’t have a problem.One piece of advice that I would give would be to stay away from dump sites. If you rely on dumps for learning, you wont be preparing yourself for the actual exam; you will just be memorizing the answers and not learning the actual materiel. In order to learn the material, I suggest that you read from the official cert guides and try paring them with Alphaprep.net. They have thousands of practice questions that are updated weekly, along with video lessons to help you learn and understand the material. One thing that I really enjoyed was their system will even tell you when it thinks you are ready to take and pass the actual exam. In fact, they are so confident that you will pass your exam, they have a 100 percent pass guarantee.Here is their video, that might explain a little more.

I am also studying for the CCNA exam and came across Alphaprep.net. It’s really nice; they have video lessons to help teach you the content rather than having you read from the book (though, you should probably still read a little). You are able to generate quizzes to test your knowledge and you can even pick which section you want the quiz to be about. The quizzes also keep track of how well you are doing and will provide harder questions as you answer correctly. You can take a quiz as many times as you want and then take a practice exam when you think you are ready. The software will even tell you when it thinks you are ready to take the actual exam. In my opinion, this site is great for preparing you for your exam. I feel more confident in myself on passing when it comes to taking the exam

I would say that Alphaprep.net would be a great place to start. With the CCNA course at Alphaprep.net, both the ICND1 and ICND2 official cert guides are included with your purchase, depending on the option that you buy. I would say, that you should study the material from these books. These books are very helpful and specific towards the Cisco exams. Although if you are like me, you can get burnt out pretty easily from reading and that’s where I would suggest finding some sort of training videos.Also included in the complete CCNA course, is a comprehensive Kevin Wallace video course, to help tech the material along side the book. In my opinion, as far as training videos go, the Kevin Wallace videos are by far the best that I have come across. These videos will surly help you learn and understand the material, for Kevin does an amazing job at teaching the topic.Alphaprep.net also has a really awesome practice exam system that keeps track of your knowledge level and provides harder or easier questions depending on how you have been doing on the quizzes. All of their questions are very similar to the actual exam questions, covering all sections that are on the actual CCNA exam. Their system will even tell you when you should be able to take and pass the actual exam, so you should feel less stressful when it comes time to take your exam.Remember, practice makes perfect.

I am studying to take my CCNA exam and have found Alphaprep.net to be the best so far. They have thousands of practice questions that generate quizzes to prep you for the exam. They have all the topics from the CCNA exam and you can even choose which topics you want to learn about or take a quiz on. This is great because you can focus on the areas that you are weaker in. You can take a quiz as many times as you want and then take a practice exam when you think you are ready. The software will even tell you when it thinks you are ready to take the actual exam. On top of all of the practice quizzes you can take, they also have a comprehensive Kevin Wallace video course, to help tech the material along side the book. In my opinion, as far as training videos go, the Kevin Wallace videos are by far the best that I have come across. These videos will surly help you learn and understand the material, for Kevin does an amazing job at teaching the topic.

The site I used to help learn the content and one that I would recommend is Alphaprep.net.With the CCNA course at Alphaprep.net, you get a comprehensive Kevin Wallace video course that is by far the best video course that I have come across. I have to say, without a doubt, these are much better than CBT nuggets’s videos. CBT nuggets covers a lot of the same material, but only glosses very briefly over some of the topics. Not only does Kevin Wallace fill that void completely in those spots, he shows you so many more commands and thoroughly explains the output. Kevin"s videos are short and to-the-point and a lot of the videos don"t even reach 7 minutes in length (some are longer). This is good, because all you have to do is look for the video titled with the topic you want to learn about.Also included with the CCNA course, is both the ICND1 and ICND2 official cert guides. You can download both books, and get to keep them for as long as you want. They also have a really awesome practice exam system that keeps track of your knowledge level and provides harder or easier questions depending on how you have been doing on the quizzes. All of their questions are very similar to the actual exam questions and do a great job at preparing you for the actual exam. Their system will even tell you when you should be able to take and pass the actual exam.This has been a great help for me, and I hope it is for you as well.

If you are wanting a job in the networking field, having a CCNA is a great start. The certificate alone wont get you a job, but it might at least get you an interview. It will then be your job to sell yourself to prove to the employer that you know and understand the material. Anyone can read a book or watch some videos online to study for a test/exam, but you need to show that you are proficient in the subject, meaning that you can solve real world problems and not just answer test questions. Make sure you really study and practice the material. The CCNA is really just to get you to the interview and then you sell yourself to get the job.