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Morning All,

Hope everyone is well. Been away for a while, had some stuff going on and was working on my CCNA.

About an hour ago.....I passed the ICND 200-105 to be an official CCNA.

Was really hard work and took up a lot of time but now, I'm going to have some time off, rebuild my Laptop with Linux, rebuild my "Study" Tower and play some No Man Sky...them make a start on Juniper.

Great to be back and I promise I will be around a lot more (if that's OK )

Cheers guys

 

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Congrats Jaron and welcome back.

 

Congrats Jaron and welcome back.

 

Thanks mate. Took a bit longer than I wanted but all down now.

Onto Juniper after a couple of weeks off.

 

Congrats, I was starting to wonder if you were still on this earth tbh, good to hear from you!

 

Deffo still alive mate. Just been besieged by Cisco ha ha.

Added pressure of the new Exams coming next week. Thankfully it's done now and I can move onto Juniper.

How are you getting on?

 

Yeah not bad mate, recently started a new role on a service desk.. just working on sorting my CV out and adding a few certs/filling in some knowledge gaps. Currently studying the MTA Networking Fundamentals then thinking of doing the Network +.

 

That's great mate.
I think I have my Network+ notes still if you want to have an read?

They may be cr@p but they also might help

 

That would be great mate! I didn't know you had the N+ cert.. which do you think was more challenging N+ or CCENT?

 

Sorry mate, Been away for the weekend for the wife's birthday.

The CCENT 100%!

N+:

• Wording on questions isn't too vague,
• Broad but general topics,
• No Labs,
• Can review Answers before submitting the final score.

CCNA:

• Can be very vague or really generic questions,
• Quite indepth Labs (Though it was mainly a case of why cant X connect to Y) and you have to establish why using Show Commands,
• Very Cisco specific (as you would expect),
• Once you have submitted an answer...Thats it, no going back.

 

wow, it's good to see you back!!