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helpdeskdan
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Studying testking questions is cheating - they copy their questions straight from the exam. You will pass the test, but you won't understand networking. A good way to insult somebody is to imply that they passed their certification tests using testking. A good way to ruin your reputation is by using testking.
The best way to pass the exam is to get a book, read and understand the subject. My favorite was the Sybex book but I have not read the current one.
The best way to pass the exam is to get a book, read and understand the subject. My favorite was the Sybex book but I have not read the current one.
CiscoGuy33
Instructor
Superd04,
helpdeskdan makes a GREAT point !!! You DO NOT want to be a "PAPER CCNA"!! Learning test question is just what you will be!
I always feel you should study 2 different books for the CCNA - one Cisco Press which tends to have EVERYTHING you need to do the job and the one from Sybex tends to help you with just what you need for the exam.
From -
CCNA Official Exam Certification Library, 2nd Edition (Exams 640-801, 640-811, 640-821)
By Wendell Odom
Cisco Press, 2nd Bk&CD edition,
Published May 2006, 1000 pages,
ISBN 1587201690
List Price: $59.95
Our Price: $32.95
You Save: $27.00 (45% Off)
or
CCNA: Cisco Certified Network Associate Study Guide, 5th Edition (640-801)
By Todd Lammle
Sybex, Paperback, 5th Bk&CD edition,
Published January 2005, 720 pages,
ISBN 0782143911
List Price: $49.99
Our Price: $30.95
You Save: $19.04 (38% Off)
You also need practice and a sim will help if you do not want to get a few routers and switches from eBay.
also has a GREAT router sim for the CCNA and they have a FREE trial.
I also have always liked CBT Nuggets which are videos - for when you are tired of reading and just want to watch and listen. They have a bunch of FREE full length videos that you can try before you buy!! Even if you never buy - the FREE videos are worth the visit.
Hope this helps!
E.A. Broda
CCNA, CCDA, CCAI, Network +
helpdeskdan makes a GREAT point !!! You DO NOT want to be a "PAPER CCNA"!! Learning test question is just what you will be!
I always feel you should study 2 different books for the CCNA - one Cisco Press which tends to have EVERYTHING you need to do the job and the one from Sybex tends to help you with just what you need for the exam.
From -
CCNA Official Exam Certification Library, 2nd Edition (Exams 640-801, 640-811, 640-821)
By Wendell Odom
Cisco Press, 2nd Bk&CD edition,
Published May 2006, 1000 pages,
ISBN 1587201690
List Price: $59.95
Our Price: $32.95
You Save: $27.00 (45% Off)
or
CCNA: Cisco Certified Network Associate Study Guide, 5th Edition (640-801)
By Todd Lammle
Sybex, Paperback, 5th Bk&CD edition,
Published January 2005, 720 pages,
ISBN 0782143911
List Price: $49.99
Our Price: $30.95
You Save: $19.04 (38% Off)
You also need practice and a sim will help if you do not want to get a few routers and switches from eBay.
also has a GREAT router sim for the CCNA and they have a FREE trial.
I also have always liked CBT Nuggets which are videos - for when you are tired of reading and just want to watch and listen. They have a bunch of FREE full length videos that you can try before you buy!! Even if you never buy - the FREE videos are worth the visit.
Hope this helps!
E.A. Broda
CCNA, CCDA, CCAI, Network +
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cheers guys 
i have spent a year in college studying the CCNA using the cisco provided software/labs with a selection of routers and switches- so i have learned some good practical network stuff.. i also use todd lammle's book as a reference point for stuff i dont understand in any part of my studying / questions
when i left college i attempted the exam and got 800, so i feel i just need to get some test questions under my belt.. cheers guys, anyone else any feedback on
i have spent a year in college studying the CCNA using the cisco provided software/labs with a selection of routers and switches- so i have learned some good practical network stuff.. i also use todd lammle's book as a reference point for stuff i dont understand in any part of my studying / questionswhen i left college i attempted the exam and got 800, so i feel i just need to get some test questions under my belt.. cheers guys, anyone else any feedback on
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