Where did my CCNA topic go???

[GT20v]

I hope we can continue discussion about CCNA here..

im interested to take the cert,any tips???
where the best place to take and learn?is it ok if i self study?

thnx alot guys

 

[AE82GT]

hahaha zul, your post sudah missing la....zth.com kena hacked <_<

 

[reddice]

Originally posted by GT20v@Mar 18 2005, 08:14
I hope we can continue discussion about CCNA here..

im interested to take the cert,any tips???
where the best place to take and learn?is it ok if i self study?

thnx alot guys

the CCNA is a self study. ;)

 

[faeizal]

lohhhh.... hilang siot..... :o
bro... some people suggest informatics pun ok....

 

[SiGNAL]

Shit man, zth sure is famous for being hacked... LOL anyway, i'm gonna take CCNA soon too... so any tips for me too?! :P

 

[GT20v]

dadu merah,

is it that hard to self study aa?
informatics how much??

 

[SiGNAL]

Hey GT20v,


Maybe you can download a program called Boson NetSims. Currently using that to study...

 

[GT20v]

thnx dude..will try it out

 

[delphinium]

i got some books from Cisco. used it when i took it in late 2003. dunno if it's still valid. lotsa new products already out. When I took it there was no questions on WiFi etc etc. U might want to check that out. Do some googling n there are lotsa mock CCNA exam out there.
One thing bout CCNA, unlike MCSE, when u submit an anwer u cannot go back liao. meaning u cannot 'undo' ur anwer. Concentrate on IP subnetting coz that is where u shudnt lose ur marks.

hope dat helps.

 

[TRD16v]

zul,
my opinion u can try take cisco at cosmopoint instead of informatics cause now de inside news is they desperately need staff to conduct the CCNA course so in dis case is quite risky.. u got 2 choice either self study or go cosmopoint.. good luck :)

y i said cosmopoint cause currently informatics klg here got one lecturer from india he has oracle certified and also cisco certified so he told me dis personally either do own studies or go to cosmopoint which he recommend cause there got good lecturers on cisco course.. apparently last time he has 2 fren from india oso teaches cisco course from their home at PJ n both of them took the highest studies CCIE and has been certified n both of them work at america immediately once they completed their CCIE certification but 2 of them separated to different company and was paid USD20k per month for their pay and other allowance, benefits not included yet..




Regards,
Mike

 

[SiGNAL]

Gurubesar Mike,


Johnny here, still remember me ah? LOL Long time no see!

Anyway, ur friend's friends sure has high pay. How nice.... mind me, CCIE stands for?! Still noob in cisco thingie... lol

 

[donchichi]

CCNA is a bit confusing (the exam). My colleague been studying for months.. and he still failed. And we all work with Cisco equipment day in and day out. Funny... I still haven't taken mine yet even though I went for the 4 day course last year. The answers are so similar to one another. :) I heard the previous exams were much easier and a lower passing rate. Nowadays I tink its around 85%. So good luck...

 

[SiGNAL]

Yeah I heard the multiple choice quesitons are really tough.

 

[starwing]

Never ever go to informatics. They are cheap but their teaching sucks.

For me, I just buy the book recommanded by cisco. IMHO, CCNA is only useful if you are working for a company that deals with Cisco products. You'd rather work first then only take the cert. Heh

For CCNA, I read thru the book once and went for exam already. Now I'm doing CCIE. Any company using cisco products want to hire me? I need that to pass my exams =(

 

[TRD16v]

starwing,
whoa u r doing CCIE now? congrats and all the best to u man :) yep, agree wif u on de college part.. right now they themselves chase away those lecturer at KL info college paying them nuts like rm3k but work like maddog.. so one shot all cabot.. better do self study n go take exam.. btw dis former colleague of mine from india has only CCNA & CCNP...


signal,
errr johnny? sorry i got bad memory.. ahahahaaha.. day in and day out i can't remember which is my student liao.. but anyway now i'm no more wif informatics.. anyway nice to meet u here johnny.. u took which course? :)




Regards,
Mike

 

[SiGNAL]

LOL I'm not your student, try look for a nick in your ICQ with the nick SiGNAL. Btw, i'm not using ICQ anymore, u got msn?!


Ehm what's CCIE and CCNP? I only know CCNA. :P

 

[starwing]

Cisco Certified Network Professional
Cisco Certified Internet Expert

A lot of companies now would pay higher if you have CCNA certs, but they themselves do not have Cisco equipments. But if I were you, I'd rather work for a company that deals with Cisco products, before spending money on CCNA. That way, you can have hands on experience, and can build your way towards CCIE. Thats the mistake I made.

 

[reddice]

Originally posted by GT20v@Mar 18 2005, 16:02
dadu merah,

is it that hard to self study aa?
informatics how much??

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self study i think not that hard la..only the problem is..do you have the time??
i work in the state library..ICT deparment..and they give my department the CCNA book.

they have 3 book for the exam..

CCNA self study,
1 : Interconnecting Cisco Network Device (600 pages)
2 : Cisco Exam #640-607 Certifition guide (1018 pages)
3 : the third book they are processing to give me.(around 600++ pages)

i think this is for the network exam..

 

[GT20v]

wah...all reply here..damn good.....got master mike trd16v.........real master wooo......and got CCIExpert to be...sure kaw2 lah............

yeah you all so correct..dunno got time to self study or not......

starwing,
hos is it btw ccna,ccnp and ccie u taking now???what are the % of susah btw all the cert?

my company dun have cisco stuff......got abit but not me setting it up :(

 

[TRD16v]

signal,
ohhh ok ok.. my msn is [email protected].. eheheheeh... :)


zul,
no la i am not master in cisco but i'm also like u intend to take CCNA and CCNP too in future.. now collecting $ to do de courses once i've completed my japanese course till advanced level.. :)






Regards,
Mike