So if your point is that CCNA is just remember , pass a test .
Then I hope the poster DID NOT get your point.
To the original poster..
Get the book and read like heck AND try to get your hands on a real router
too .
just scrapeing by on memory alone is akin to using paper for house
foundation.
the first day it rains your house will sink.
And if you adopt the cram pass a test method your career will sink just
like the house..
What many fail to realise is CCNA is a building block a foundation for
the other courses ahead ..
If you are weak at CCNA trying to study the higher end stuff will not help
for the most part just be a lot harder..
Consider this ..
Imagine doing math and NOT knowing the multiplication tables think how hard
and how long it will take ??
Only yesterday I was interviewing for a contract job and one of the dudes
at the place had a router he could not get into ..
In about 5 seconds in was in the router and setting it up for him ..
this guy is 3 exams short on CCNP ..
Why ??
Because he did not know how to LOOK at a cable and determine whether is
was rolled or not ..
Luckily for him the boss was not around etc.
So it;s not just passing a test there is a lot more in the big picture.
And when push comes to shove it's the big picture knowledge that will get
you the big bucks ..
Not the letters after your name excluding CCIE of course (grin)
Oz
no no and no
hell no
no no no no no no
Get my point? A co-worker just passed the test today using some practice
tests and a few study notes..I dont think he's ever even touched a router.
-brad
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
> I bought Todd Lammle's book for CCNA.I wonder how do you guys rate this
book
> for beginners.And also,has anyone used e-trainer from sybex for CCNA lab??
is
> it worth spending $99?
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Kazi, A+,MCP
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