not sure mate, starting off on first line support and taking it from there pretty much, done ccna 1 and 2, number 2 we found hard our whole group subnettings a reall drag

are you going 2 router industry ie. INTRO then ICND or just one exam route?

anyone heard of the best way to do it? any views from people who have done 2 and people who have done 1

[Edited on 04-07-2006 by Houckham]

ah right. fair enough sorry fella :lol:

i havent done the voucher exam if you read what i said it doesnt say ive done it, we got told it was hard

my voucher exam was about 70% off and my INTRO exam is only gonna be about £26 because of that, if you think the voucher exam was really hard whats the point in trying to do the industry exams? :o

[Edited on 04-07-2006 by Houckham]

the exams only about £30 we got offered to do the voucher exam but thats really hard aswel plus its only 10% which is like £3

The CCNA exam is £80 i think, you can take a voucher exam to get a 50% off voucher should you score over a certain percentage

I'm doing the CCNA (£0) and the LPI (£0), and looking at a Redback Networks course (£0) later in the year...

Still need to look at booking the exams for CCNA & LPI, though.

And yes, CCNP is next in that series, MarkM, and then CCIE. Although you can step across to the CCDA (Design, instead of Networking) series, if that's more what he likes.

Mate recently completed his...he is starting his CCNP is it next???

im doing the MCSA course ( £3000 ), and fuckin hell its hard. and motovation is the main stumbling block

[Edited on 03-07-2006 by Mike_Corsa]

ye bit strange, but you can pull the marks up by doing the exams in the modules ive just finished doing 1 and 2 and college all year along with it essentials 1,2 ccna 2 was foooking hard :! i also have the answers ;)

I was thinking this also....

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Originally posted by MarkW
i know i can pull it with my other 3 exams, i just was happy for at least doin the exam with everything that go on lately :)

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Ive done my CCNA need to renew it though :)

£295 for a 6month course with the OU, when course is done you then have to pay the cisco exam fee, which i imagine to be around £100 - £200 maybe more, maybe less, worth it though

how muchos did that cost

i know i can pull it with my other 3 exams, i just was happy for at least doin the exam with everything that go on lately :)

70% is the pass rate.

As this is geek day you'll probs understand this better than posting it elsewhere

Just took my first Exam (of 4) for a CCNA (cisco certified network associate)at the Open University. I got 60%

Which personally i'm very happy with considering i started the course 6 weeks late due to moving house and no internet etc, i only completed 2 modules of 11, so the rest of the exam was done off my own knowledge and probs some lucky guesses.

Other 3 exams i shall do better in :D

Happy for now though

:thumbs: