Congrats Dan. :)
I too found the CIT a bit difficult and I was doing nothing but support at
the time of writting the exam (nocling, backbone support). Thus, logically,
it should have been a bit easier for myself.
Now you can have a break and think about the next step. :)
Kim
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I didn't like the CIT questions too much either Dan, but congratulations on
your achievement.
Have a great 4th.,
Ole
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Yea, I didn't like this test, because I had big problems with Cisco
wording on this. Like using the wrong names for things, and using
combination of words that are not the correct description of things. Not
using the official names of troubleshooting technologies. The CIT book
terms they use, and
Dan,
Congrats! I am starting to read the support books and plan to take it in Aug
sometime. Thanks for the warning about the test, anything else you could
provide offline without break of NDA is appreciated.
:-}
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Just passed support, and completed CCNP [7:48035],
Dan Penn
Re: Just passed support, and completed CCNP [7:48035],
Kim Graham
RE: Just passed sup
Dan Penn wrote:
> Well, I just passed support and completed CCNP in one not-so-swift move.
> Without breaking the NDA I will say many of the questions were VERY
> nondescript as to what they were asking for. I really believe I passed
> because I got some lucky guesses on some of the questions.
COngrat
Bravo man
HATO
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>It took me 5 months to complete my CCNP. At the t
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