🚀 go-pugleaf

You guys, I realize now I did this all the wrong way but I'm glad.  Not
having any idea what was involved in a CCNA, I attended four
three-semester-hour Cisco courses at a local junior college, where the
instructor also had not had any Cisco and we were all winging it.  We spent
three to four hours every Tuesday and Thursday night for most of a year,
hands-on with a bunch of 2501's and Catalyst switches, making cables and
trying one thing and another and messing up and recovering and doing all the
lessons in the Cisco curriculum.  We were not sure what we would need to
know and how well we needed to know it, so we achieved overkill I'm afraid.
My son and I, who have little money and live in a trailer in the woods,
managed to buy a used 3801 and an old 2501 and made a home lab and tried out
everything we could find to try.  Long story short, every person in our
class and the instructor passed the CCNA easily.  Now my son and I are
beginning to be involved with a bank with lots of branches and routers, and
they're needing tuning and new configuration.  I have confidence in giving
this bank a proposal to work on their machines because when I DO run into
something I can't quite handle, I know what questions to ask and where to
ask them and how to implement the answers.  And when I sit down at a Cisco
router or switch my fingers know what to do.  Long story short, I am REALLY
glad I did not do the braindump, bootcamp thing with this CCNA/CCDA cause
what I've got now is mine to keep.

Bob W



findo <findo@netvigator.com> wrote in message
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> Where can I find the ccna 2.0 brain dump?please please help me
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