Any FAST or RAPID way to get CCNA Cert. ?

amitabhajoe · New Member Joined: 08 May 2006 Posts: 1 Location: Malaysia

Hi,

Anyone know any FAST or RAPID way to get CCNA Cert. ?

TQ!

Headhunter · **Post subject:** **Posted:** Mon May 08, 2006 1:10 pm

3 years working with Cisco gear before studying
if you are after braindumps pal you're at the wrong address
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MCSE_Newbie · **Post subject:** **Posted:** Mon May 08, 2006 1:44 pm

Work hard and study.

raynebc · **Post subject:** **Posted:** Mon May 08, 2006 6:38 pm

The only way you are going to be able to really learn the material is grab some thorough texts that have labs, get 3 older Cisco routers (couple hundred bucks) and put some time into it. I think CCNA requires you to be able to configure small networks up to 3 routers complex.
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war4years · **Post subject:** **Posted:** Mon May 08, 2006 10:30 pm

Well, there are some fast ways, but I don't know of any rapid ways.

wlassalle · **Post subject:** **Posted:** Tue May 09, 2006 8:06 am

3 years hands on to be a CCNA?
Why did everyone jump on this guy or assume he was looking for braindumps.
I see that his post was kinda vague.
But Fast to him could be 3-6 months.

I dont think the CCNA is that high of a cert to need 3 years hands on.
You can get a bachelors in engineering in 3 years if you go in the summers and winter sessions and clep out of bs classes.
I'd rather be an electrical, computer, civil engineer then a CCNA.

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Headhunter · **Post subject:** **Posted:** Tue May 09, 2006 9:01 am

mmm rapid way.... fast way.... I think that says enough
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jack murdock · **Post subject:** **Posted:** Tue May 09, 2006 6:45 pm

You don't need 3 yrs experience to study for an exam like the CCNA, as a matter of fact you don't need any experience to study for the CNNA. Don't assume the guy is going to use braindumps because he didn't mention that.
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Headhunter · **Post subject:** **Posted:** Wed May 10, 2006 12:40 am

Should have added the capitols in my previous post. I think that some of us are on the right track with what he/she is after

And I can't believe people don't see that my 3 years is a reply to his fast/rapid way to show that there are no short cuts in life
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wlassalle · **Post subject:** **Posted:** Wed May 10, 2006 8:57 am

I feel you headhunter.
Its hard to show sarcasm on message boards though.
Sorry!
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Headhunter · **Post subject:** **Posted:** Wed May 10, 2006 9:19 am

And another hint of him/her being after the 'stuff'... no sign of the user after the post....
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antonio banderas · **Post subject:** LOL **Posted:** Mon May 15, 2006 6:13 pm

Actually, I have been studying for the CCNA off and on for about a year and a half. I have two Cisco Routers and a Switch. I will probably take the exam some time next year. I care more about practicle knowledge than the cert, but I may try to take it soon. I was studying for some Microsoft Exams as well, but I was too lazy to take them. Microsoft seems to be kinda easy since I work as a Server Engineer dealing with security on Windows 2003 Servers.

May dad studied for about 1 year and recieved a perfect score on the CCNA). However, he taught certification classes for computers classes for 6 years and worked as an Electronics Engineer for a while at Princeton University.

I think that average novice user should study a little over a year. This is so that user retains the information for a while. If the person is not working at all, maybe 6 months of heavy training will enable that person to pass. Who knows... Its up to the individual...
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ctgoh79 · New Member Joined: 12 Jul 2004 Posts: 10 Location: BSB

ahaha .. fast? rapid? well u can.. if u know everthing.!!

changlinn · **Post subject:** **Posted:** Mon May 22, 2006 10:05 pm

heh my wife was only 1% off passing with no experience and just a couple weeks reading the books, plus some extra-curicular books on routing, ip and subnetting. Then she gave up altogether on IT.
I myself will personally be buying one of those CCNA/CCIE lab kits of ebay, usually come with a couple 2600's and a catalyst of some sort, pretty good value usually.
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gregfranklin · **Post subject:** **Posted:** Fri Jul 28, 2006 1:55 pm

I am about half way through the Learnkey CCNA CBT's. I don't think I would buy CBT's again though, I fight to stay awake! LOL.

My company is paying for my MCSE training, going the virtual classroom route this time.
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