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Top Comments (10)
I passed my ICND1/ICND2 exams thanks to Jeremy's CBTNuggets CCNA course and a few other resources. But it was primarily Jeremy's enthusiasm that really got me thinking I could do it without it being a miserable process. I was lucky to pass those exams first time. Later on, after being away from certification studying for a while, Chuck's Juniper Challenge got me back on track to study CCNP Security. I passed the core exam first try, but it took three attempts to pass the Firepower concentration exam, and I worked with Firepower before. That was demoralizing, but definitely glad I stuck with it. And yeah, the financial setback can be one of the biggest kicks when failing, depending on your money situation at the time. I do wish there was some kind of discount for subsequent attempts, but it is what it is.
Jeremy is a BEAST! Never seen anything close to his didactics! 🎉❤
Im from ks, need help find people to help and hang with, literally not one person to talk to in person
Does the NetworkChuck MEMBER access also give me access to summer of CCNA? Or are they two separate subscriptions. I have 20ish years of firewall and network management but suck at basic routing/switching academics so i wanted to make sure I’m choosing the right long term access since I’m likely going to fly through my CCNA and work towards CCNP.
Thanks for sharing this, learned a lot.
Here from atl
IT Allegri
studying for CCNA made me extremely comfortable and confident with CLI and actual network engineering and troubleshooting and configuration, i got CompTIA N+ before i started CCNA and when i was N+ certified, if you gave me a network to configure and set up, id be lost, LOST!!!!.
Am being inspired by network chuk thanks network chuk for linux for hacker series and for everyone cause everyone needs to learn linux, So get you coffee and let's start let's do this! 🧔
36:08 the translation is you wont always use Cisco appliances so as long as you know how to troubleshoot you can work on any hardware and be successful.
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Top Comments (10)
I passed my ICND1/ICND2 exams thanks to Jeremy's CBTNuggets CCNA course and a few other resources. But it was primarily Jeremy's enthusiasm that really got me thinking I could do it without it being a miserable process. I was lucky to pass those exams first time. Later on, after being away from certification studying for a while, Chuck's Juniper Challenge got me back on track to study CCNP Security. I passed the core exam first try, but it took three attempts to pass the Firepower concentration exam, and I worked with Firepower before. That was demoralizing, but definitely glad I stuck with it. And yeah, the financial setback can be one of the biggest kicks when failing, depending on your money situation at the time. I do wish there was some kind of discount for subsequent attempts, but it is what it is.
Jeremy is a BEAST! Never seen anything close to his didactics! 🎉❤
Im from ks, need help find people to help and hang with, literally not one person to talk to in person
Does the NetworkChuck MEMBER access also give me access to summer of CCNA? Or are they two separate subscriptions. I have 20ish years of firewall and network management but suck at basic routing/switching academics so i wanted to make sure I’m choosing the right long term access since I’m likely going to fly through my CCNA and work towards CCNP.
Thanks for sharing this, learned a lot.
Here from atl
IT Allegri
studying for CCNA made me extremely comfortable and confident with CLI and actual network engineering and troubleshooting and configuration, i got CompTIA N+ before i started CCNA and when i was N+ certified, if you gave me a network to configure and set up, id be lost, LOST!!!!.
Am being inspired by network chuk thanks network chuk for linux for hacker series and for everyone cause everyone needs to learn linux, So get you coffee and let's start let's do this! 🧔
36:08 the translation is you wont always use Cisco appliances so as long as you know how to troubleshoot you can work on any hardware and be successful.