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Robin Lee :: Sep.28.2008 :: CCNA Prep Kits :: No Comments »

Krishna Kumar A:

Could any body tell me what is the minnimum time gap for CCNP after competing CCNA. Because today only i had completed CCNA.

Jim Woodward:

Congratulations Krishna, on completing your CCNA today! I don’t believe there is any minimum time gap, but I am just saying what I know (as a fellow student, not as a Cisco employee or moderater, etc). I know there is a minimum of 5 days (I believe) to re-take a test that you have just failed, but . . . to go from CCNA to CCNP - I don’t think there is a minimum required delay.

As far as the CCNP goes - I think that probably your brain will have a minimum delay - lol. I passed my CCNA in 2005 and did not really do anything with it (various circumstances, none real important as far as this discussion/venue goes) and have only begun in the past year studying for my CCNP. I have a decent home lab and am self-studying (I took courses for the CCNA, but didn’t find myself stimulated more in the classes than in my own studies), and will sit for my BSCI later in July. And I’m nervous as ****, to be honest. And the rest of the exams make me nervous as well.

There is a lot of material covered in the 4 CCNP exams. BSCI will seem very familiar to you, since it covers Subnetting, CIDR, DHCP, EIGRP, OSPF, RIP (a bit), etc. And BCMSN will also seem familiar to you as well. But the breadth and depth of material covered in the CCNP material makes the CCNA seem a small pond. As I’m sure the breadth and depth of material covered for the CCIE seems an ocean compared to that of the CCNP.

So . . . congratulations on your CCNA. It is a truly awesome, awesome thing to walk out of the exam room and think “Wow, I just did it!!”. So enjoy . . . study, prepare, practice, learn, discuss, grow . . . and don’t worry about racing to get your CCNP. Your mind deserves a break. It will be challenged by the CCNP and accompanying material more than you may anticipate. And it will thank you for the brief respite you give it now, as you bask in the glory of your achievement.

btw - wait till you get the little wallet card. See how many times you take that out and flash it to your friends - lol.

Congrats again!

Robin Lee :: Sep.27.2008 :: CCNA Q&As :: No Comments »

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Robin Lee :: Sep.09.2008 :: CCNA Prep Kits :: No Comments »

1. Which statement is true about full-duplex Ethernet in comparison to half-duplex Ethernet?

A: Full-duplex Ethernet consists of a shared cable segment. Half-duplex Ethernet provides a point-to-point link.
B: Full-duplex Ethernet uses a loopback circuit to detect collisions. Half-duplex Ethernet uses a jam signal.
C: Full-duplex Ethernet can provide higher throughput than can half-duplex Ethernet of the same bandwidth.
D: Full-duplex Ethernet uses two wires to send and receive. Half-duplex Ethernet uses one wire to send and receive.

Correct Answers:  C

2. Which are valid modes for a switch port used as a VLAN trunk? (Choose three.)

A: transparent
B: auto
C: on
D: desirable
E: blocking
F: forwarding

Correct Answers:  B, C, D

3. You and a co-worker have established wireless communication directly between your wireless laptops. What type of wireless topology has been created?

A: BSS
B: ESS
C: IBSS
D: SSID

Correct Answers:  C

4. What is the maximum data rate specified for IEEE 802.11b WLANs?

A: 10 Mbps
B: 11 Mbps
C: 54 Mbps
D: 100 Mbps

Correct Answers:  B

5. A routing protocol is required that supports:

1) routing update authentication
2) an addressing scheme that conserves IP addresses
3) multiple vendors
4) a network with over 50 routers

Which routing protocol fulfills these requirements?

A: RIPv1
B: RIPv2
C: EIGRP
D: OSPF

Correct Answers:  D

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Robin Lee :: Sep.07.2008 :: CCNA Exam Braindumps :: No Comments »

Be careful what companies you give your certification numbers to.

We recently had a case where a partner company was decertified for multiple violations of the partner agreement. They attempted to dodge this disciplinary action by re-registering under a different name. Some of the key tools that made that possible were the CCIE numbers of two part-time employees. Since it appeared that those employees were willing participants, we banned them and put a block on their certifications.

Further investigation revealed that the part-time employees were just pawns, innocent bystanders who did not know their certification numbers were being used to intentionally violate the Cisco Partner Agreement. The block on their profiles has since been lifted, but only after weeks of nervous anticipation, as they waited to see if they would be banned for life from any and all Cisco certifications.

Lesson 1 from this incident is to vet potential employers you will be giving your cert number to as best as possible. As with anything of value, your cert number is not something you want to hand over to just anyone. And while you won’t always be able to predict that an employer will become unscrupulous down the road, due diligence on your part may help weed out some companies and will at least send a message to others that you do not hand over your cert number lightly.

Lesson 2 is that, when you leave a company, you make sure to take your cert number with you. Update your information in the candidate database just as you would a new email or postal address, being very clear about when you moved on and when the old company should have stopped using your number.

Posted by Cris Cohen, From Cisco Learning Network.

Robin Lee :: Sep.03.2008 :: Articles And Tutorials :: No Comments »

Job in Cisco, is a dream for everyone…..share ur exp.

I know that its not only me but thousand’s of networking guy’s/gal’s out there always wanted to know …….that how can we get into Cisco……?

Share your valuable experiance all those lucky guy’s/gal’s who are working for cisco….

To get into Cisco u must have:

1) Technical knowledge of ur field
2) Quantitative aptitude skills to pass the written exam
3) good interpersonal skills to pass interview

What else please share your valuable Tips to get into Cisco……..

————– Posted by praveen

Hi Praveen,

I am not working for Cisco but I have delivered tremendous number of Cisco training classes for Cisco employees around the globe starting from CCNA and ending by CCIE in almost all the specializations.

I can simply tell you that if you really keen to be a Cisco employee, you have to achieve 2 important points:

1- Usually thinks in how you could add to the team that you would like to join. Big companies like Cisco are usually looking for people that will add a value not for people that will get a value.

2- Build very strong communications with Cisco’s employees in the area that you are willing to join. The majority of Cisco’s employees that I have met were referred from their friends or their connections due to their potential skills that they may add to the company.

————– Replied by Ramy Sisy

Robin Lee :: Sep.02.2008 :: CCNA Q&As :: No Comments »

#01 Nicholas Ong

Like the subject says it, I find it weird that there is no mention of the renewal of the basic CCNA when upgrading to the new concentration which sounds quite weird since the new CCNA concentrations can be renewed by taking same level exams - other CCNA concentrations, CCNA or CCDA.

#02 Andrew

Individuals passing any current CCNA concentration exam (wireless, security, voice) will automatically recertify their expiring CCNA concentration, CCNA or CCENT certification. Passing any 642 professional level exam or written CCDE or CCIE exam will also recertify a CCNA Concentration.

#03 Nicholas Ong

Hi Andrew, Do you know if taking the CCDA exam will renew the CCNA as well?

#04 Cisco Moderator

Sorry, the CCDA will not recert the CCNA. Please review the recertification policy listed below. This is also listed on the CCNA syllabus page.

https://cisco.hosted.jivesoftware.com/community/certifications/ccna/syllabus?view=overview

CCNA certifications are valid for three years. To recertify, either pass the current CCNA exam, or pass the ICND2 exam, or pass any 642 professional level or Cisco Specialist exam (excluding Sales Specialist exams), or pass a current CCIE written exam.

Robin Lee :: Sep.01.2008 :: CCNA Q&As :: No Comments »