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<p>Created page with &quot;When you start off your CCNA studies, a lot of queries come to mind! Here are the five most widespread questions CCNA candidates have, answered by Chris Bryant, CCIE #12933. ...&quot;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>When you start off your CCNA studies, a lot of queries come to mind! Here are the five most widespread questions CCNA candidates have, answered by Chris Bryant, CCIE #12933.<br /> <br /> Q. What exams do I have to take to get my CCNA?<br /> <br /> A. The CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate) certification offers two paths. You can take the one particular-exam path by taking the 640-801 CCNA Composite exam. If you want to break it up into two components, you can take the Introduction To Cisco Networking Technologies (INTRO 640-821) and the Interconnecting Cisco Networking Devcies (ICND 640-811) exams.<br /> <br /> Q. Chris, which path do you recommend?<br /> <br /> A. I normally advocate the two-exam path, specifically for those CCNA candidates that have not taken a Cisco exam just before. The Intro exam gives you a small much more time and enables you to grow to be comfortable with the Cisco exam engine, particularly the simulator concerns. Let's face it, the CCNA single exam covers a lot of material, from simple networking to OSPF to router on a stick. Most candidates are better off breaking this enormous quantity of material into two distinct parts.<br /> <br /> Never get me incorrect, I've had lots of students and consumers pass the CCNA composite. It can be done!<br /> <br /> Q. Do I have to recertify my CCNA, or is it mine forever after I pass?<br /> <br /> A. A single way Cisco protects the worth of its certifications is to enforce strict recertification policies. When you earn your CCNA, you should recertify within 3 years.<br /> <br /> Q. How do I recertify my CCNA?<br /> <br /> A. There is a lot of confusion out there on this query. The newest data from Cisco is that you recertify your CCNA by doing any of the following 3 things:<br /> <br /> 1. Pass the present CCNA Composite or ICND exam.<br /> <br /> two. Pass any 642-level professional level exam or any Cisco Certified Specialist exam, not such as Sales Specialist exams.<br /> <br /> 3. Pass any CCIE written exam.<br /> <br /> Q. How do I register for the CCNA exam?<br /> <br /> A. You can take the CCNA exam at any Prometric or VUE testing center. To uncover a Prometric testing center close to you and register on-line, go to www.2test.com . For a VUE website, register at www.vue.com .<br /> <br /> Q. Can you give me a braindump for the exam?<br /> <br /> A. Boy, do you have the incorrect guy! :)<br /> <br /> To your good results,<br /> <br /> Chris Bryant<br /> <br /> CCIE #12933 [http://www.satgrammar.net/ sat writing]</div>

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