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I took the CCNA last spring and failed it by 5 points, took it a week later and passed it by 5 points. Since then I've gone on to get my CCNP, Firewall Spec. and IDS Spec. So I'd say that if you scored a 958 you're in good shape. Network Admin CCNP Cisco Firewall Spec. Cisco IDS Spec. MCSA

NAT was on my BCSI exam. It was the the central topic in one of my simulation questions. As far as preping, I used the latest Cisco Press book, It's a long read but covers the materials very well. I'd recommend getting some hands on experience with setting up the routing protocols with either...

I've taken 8 Cisco exams in the past year and I'm pretty sure that I've never seen them count the all "0's" or all "1's" in the subnet or host count. So I'd agree that Cisco would be looking for the correct answer to be "B:" JSStandl CCNP Firewall Spec. IDS Spec. Network Admin MCSA, CCNP

I'm just about ready to take the CCSP SECUR exam. If anyone has taken it recently can you give any heads up on what to expect on the simulation questions? Network Admin MCSA, CCNP

I too live and work in Louisiana and echo your findings in regards to the job opportunities for Cisco certs being slim. It has been my experience as well that when looking for jobs, those wanting CCSP or CCNP are few and far between, while most want an MCSE canidate. I hold my MCSA and CCNP...

CiscoGuy33, Thanks for the link...looks like a good site. Does anyone else know of any sites you can recommend?

egernt, I used http://www.mindtechcom.com/index.php to to study for the BCRAN and CIT exams. It really helped.

I found Rack Rentals to be very helpfull in preparing for my CCNP. I'm starting on my CCSP track now and am wondering if anyone can point me toward any good sites with racks setup with equipment aimed at CCSP topics, ie. VPN, PIX, IDS & AAA.

To get the CCNA you have 2 options, 1) take the CCNA single exam 2) take the Intro & ICND exams. My understanding is that the single CCNA exam covers all of the topics in to other 2, it's like 2 exams in one (it's the exam I took). The Intro exam covers very basic networking material and...

The method that works best for me hits the material from various directions. 1. Read the Cisco Press Self-study Book. I always use Cisco Press. Once I've read through the book once, I go back and hit the Chapter Summaries to refresh myself. 2. After I've read the book, I start taking...