word up............. ""Thomas Larus"" wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > There is absolutely no requirement to pass in any order. Most people will > tell you to take troubleshooting last, and I would agree. The reason is > that the experience with routers and switches that you should gain in > pursuing the other tests should serve you well in troubleshooting. Do NOT > try to pass the CCNP tests using books alone. While it is possible for some > people to do it, it is not a very good way to learn this material. It's > like learning surgery without ever even touching a cadaver. > > I think taking switching first is a fine idea, and a friend of mine has done > just that. > > Spend a lot of time studying for Routing, for it is very intellectually > challenging material and is the most important material you will study, in > my opinion. I did not spend enough time on it, and now I am having to work > harder as I study for the Lab. > > Thomas Larus, CCNP, MCSE > ""Piatnitchi Cristian"" wrote in message > [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > > Hi to the group > > > > I would ask you to help me to find out if > > I must pass the CCNP exams in a specific sequence > > I mean let's say: 640-503,640-504,640-505,640-506. > > I woullike to start with Switching exam (640-504). > > Is it possible ? > > > > Thanks in advance > > Cristian
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