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The most realistic practice exam and the one that best prepares you are two different products. What each costs, how hard each is, and the score that means you are ready.
Multiple choice, multiple answer, drag and drop, and live CLI labs. What each format asks of you, why you cannot revisit a question, and how to pace 120 minutes.
Most people need three to six months and 200 to 300 hours of real work to pass the Cisco Certified
The first question on my CCNA was a drag-and-drop, and I sat there for almost three minutes trying to talk
OSPF (Open Shortest Path First) is a routing protocol that helps routers in a network share information about all the
My first CCNA score was 792. The passing line is widely cited as 825, though Cisco doesn’t publish an official
Last spring, about three weeks into my CCNA study grind, I did something I’m not proud of. I opened up
The Reason I Have an Opinion on This (And Why It Cost Me $300) The first time I failed the
The Night Subnetting Almost Made Me Quit IT Forever It was 11:30 PM on a Thursday. I had my Official
The Day I Realized I Was Speaking a Different Language True story: My first week at a networking job, my
A widespread internet outage struck on Tuesday morning, taking down some of the world’s most popular websites and services in
My CCNA Sob Story (And Why You Need to Hear This) Picture this: It’s 7:45 AM on a Tuesday. I’m
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