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Race Realists posted:this loving lab floored me a few hours ago Go to the interface and do a "no shut" command? edit: I've just bought a CCNA and CCNP Routing course on Udemy since I need to cert up and I spend a lot of time troubleshooting BGP neighbors and IPsec tunnels for new branch offices. My other time is spent on airplanes flying around Asia and in bathrooms suffering food poisoning. I'm gonna hate myself if I don't get both the CCNA and CCNP Routing by the end of the year since I have half the time in the world. Sprechensiesexy fucked around with this message at 18:13 on Jul 22, 2015 |
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Bigass Moth posted:You want to get a ccnp in five months? Good luck to you but I don't know how reasonable that is. No no, just the routing part. I'm saving switch and tshoot for later.
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Japanese Dating Sim posted:Slow day at work, reading through my Lammle CCNA book: At least he's thorough. Some of these Udemy and CBTnuggets videos I've been watching sometimes feel like they don't go into stuff deeply enough.
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Judge Schnoopy posted:If you pay more than $20 you're not trying hard enough for coupons. I paid $15 for over 30 hours of CCNA videos and it was a really great resource. This, treat is as a Steam sale and hoard when stuff can be gotten cheap. I got some really good CCNA/CCNP stuff as well, but the Juniper courses seem worse across the board.
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Just passed my JNCIA-Junos exam. They should really do these tests in pubquiz format, in an actual pub. My scores would skyrocket.
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MC Fruit Stripe posted:I'm not gonna lie if that's your cert dream list you aren't trying very hard. No ITIL ? No moneyprinting.
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SaltLick posted:An interview I just went on just seemed kinda bummed I wasn't intimately familiar with ITIL. Guess I need to learn about it enough to say I'm familiar. What's the study material? I think ITIL Foundation is the entry level cert, great for getting into organizations where independent thought and productivity are not qualities they look for in employees. Scheduled my JNCIS-ENT exam for early June, might as well use the momentum I have from my previous cert.
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psydude posted:VCP/DX-NV, CCNA/NP/IE Data Center. I wish Cisco would release products when they're finished. Instead of a year or 2 before completion. I'm looking at you Cisco Prime.
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psydude posted:Cisco Prime is so godawful. I wish Cisco would stop packaging it with Cisco ISE so I wouldn't have to keep installing it. A customer recently asked me about it and I told them to avoid it at all costs, much to the chagrin of our salespeople (despite the fact that we also partner with Splunk, which is a much better product for what the customer was trying to do). I wish I could back all the time I wasted on conference calls with Prime engineers. Their solution to everything was completely rebuilding Prime from the ground up every time.
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Heh, the CCNA R&S is getting revised rather quickly. Then again, SDN and The  wait for no one I suppose.
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https://learningnetwork.cisco.com/community/certifications/ccna According to that: Last exam is 20th August 2016 for the ICND1 and full CCNA. 24th September for ICND2
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Just failed my JNCIS-ENT. loving BGP and STP kicked my rear end.
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Sprechensiesexy posted:Just failed my JNCIS-ENT. loving BGP and STP kicked my rear end. There we go, passed. Also a perfect moment to  Next up, probably the revised CCNA since JNCIP self study materials are rather hard to come by.
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Sefal posted:
I live about 20 minutes from the exam location. 20 minutes of walking is great to clear the mind.
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skooma512 posted:You would look like a complete twat if you referred to anything by RFC number in a meeting. I don't know. We had plenty of routing and firewall policies for internal traffic that were just called RFC1918
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Charliegrs posted:So I have to get a Juniper JCNIA cert for work. Whats the best way for me to mess around with the CLI? I really learn best when I can actually poke around in an interface and do config changes etc. Would the best thing for me to do be to get a cheap piece of used equipment? Something like a SRX 100, 110, or 210 something like that? Or are there any cheap or free simulator programs? I'm coming from the Cisco world so I'm curious if theres any kind of Juniper equivalent to Packet Tracer. If your job uses Juniper you might be able to get an image there and just run a bunch of VMs in GNS3.
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The latest version of GNS3 is so unstable for me that I stopped using it. Today I found out that Cisco VIRL is way cheaper than a year ago ($199 vs. $299) so I'm gonna resubscribe to that, another upside to VIRL is that it comes with a L2 image for all your switching needs.
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Woof Blitzer posted:Kind of a dumb question, but would 4 months be enough time to get CCENT and A+/Net+? Assuming I have 7 days a week to focus on learning. Don't know about the A+/Net+ as these carry no weight in this part of the world. But 4 months for a CCENT at 7 days a weeks should be enough provided you have any kind of affinity with networking.
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Passed my Riverbed Certified Solutions Associate – WAN Optimization today with a whopping 61/60 score. Feels good.
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Doing my JNCIP-ENT this Friday. Would be nice if I passed it on the first try, since all of management has their eyes on me and after months of studying I could use a change of curriculum.
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Sprechensiesexy posted:Doing my JNCIP-ENT this Friday. Would be nice if I passed it on the first try, since all of management has their eyes on me and after months of studying I could use a change of curriculum. And I passed. Finally on to something new to study.
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LochNessMonster posted:Just did the Certified Rancher Operator: Level One course. Wow, they are taking this cattle terminology all the way aren't they? More on topic, anyone have any experience with the palo alto certification track? My new job is like 60% palo alto firewalls and I think it's a good time to pivot my career from traditional networks into security anyway
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