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Hi all, thought i would further my career with a ccna and maybe further it after that too. very interesting stuff although i am still a nut as to how the stuff physically works. maybe by the time i have to write the exam in four months time, and have had some help i may actually know something. cheers

 

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Hi and welcome to CF.

You wouldn't want to tap into my head, it might scar you for life

 

welcome and tap away my friend! i wouldnt be much help as i dont have any Cisco experience but there's tons of people on here that will be willing to help with whatever you may need. Just dropped in to say hello and welcome!

 

Not a lot left in mine! Welcome to CF.

 

Welcome to CF, I do hope your not referring to the infamous double tap method

 

Hi Guys thanks for the welcome. i am sure you guys and the rest on here can help. i will take anything i can have. can only improve my limited knowledge.
hopefully you may steer me in the right direction for the first of many questions to come. I have completed eight of the modules on the CCNA so far but am absolutely clueless with the live labs part. havent an idea how to begin with it. i have been looking on the net for inhouse classroom studying or looking for someone willing to teach on this topic hands-on. anyone out there keen to help. i am in london but am willing to travel a bit for some help and hands on teaching. cheers and thanks again

 

Hi Dales, thanks for the welcome, I am sure i will get all the help on this forum. i hope so anyway. I have no idea what the double tap method is. can you enlighten me. the first thing i learn from this forum. cheers

 

its the method that the specialist forces use for taking down a hostile.

 

Haha Nomadic - if you ever tap into mine, step back quick and wait for the vaccuum to fill ok...? er, and then, please put something in there lol
chucks,
Llew

 

I thought you were referring to Zombieland Re the Double Tap haha

 

Hi Llew, if i tapped into you by the sound of it you would drain what i have managed to store. almost everything i learnt from four or three modules before has dried up. i can remember where the on/off button is on the router though lol see you in a quandry of what to study. guess what? i cant help you. its taken me almost 42 years to figure out what inspires me(and that i can earn some money from it) although it may have been wiser to have started off with the ccent first then the ccna. the milk is spilt so onwards i go.
study something that interests you and that inspires you and obviuosly that you can earn a decent living from. good luck and i am sure we shall chat again. keen to hear what you decide to do. one thing i learnt when i was a boy. success breeds success. start off with a small certificate that is easy enough and not a waste to do and then keep going from there. that is if you battle studying. enjoy

 

Hadn't heard of ccent nomadic, thx for the heads up
regards
Llew

 

Although you have started studying the full CCNA, there's no reason you cannot still take the two exam method (CCENT then ICND2) to get your CCNA qualification. The material is the same, it's just the final exam that differs i.e. the CCNA 1 part exam tests from subjects across both CCENT (ICND1) and ICND2.

Good luck and feel free to give me a shout if you have any queries.