You had a plan that started with #CCENT or #CCNA, and then a mad dash to voice, or security, or wireless, or some other Cisco technology. The recent Cisco CCNA announcements left you with some confusion. Today’s post walks through
Cisco just moved the target for #CCENT and #CCNA. You’ve been studying, and now you are unsure whether to pursue the old exams, or the new. This post begins the conversation, with four posts planned. (It was going to be
Yep, it’s official. Cisco just announced changes to #CCENT and #CCNA, that is, the Cisco Certified Entry Network Technician (CCENT) and Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) certifications. This post gives the overview, and lots of links.
A few weeks back, my daughter had a day off from school, and was sitting with me at the coffee shop while I was writing up a blog post about Frame Relay. For fun, I let her help me by
So this guy tells me that to help him study, he connected my book to his router, and sends me this picture: Well, OK, they really didn’t connect the book, even though it looks like it. But the picture is
Since this week’s question requires that you do some sub netting math, it seemed like a good time to toss out some sub netting practice questions. I plan to add a techie topic video about how to find these subnet
