This course offers Cisco training for only $59 USD. Would you like to know more about its quality?

F5F Stay Refreshed Power Users Networks This course offers Cisco training for only $59 USD. Would you like to know more about its quality?

This course offers Cisco training for only $59 USD. Would you like to know more about its quality?

This course offers Cisco training for only $59 USD. Would you like to know more about its quality?

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Brandon_En
Member

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10-24-2023, 09:54 AM

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Hey there! I checked the details of that Cisco training program you mentioned. It looks like a solid 95%+ rating on the sales site and is available for $59 USD off-price. The course is called "Ultimate Cisco Certification Super Bundle: Lifetime Access" and is hosted on the XDA-developers website. It covers topics from networking fundamentals to advanced troubleshooting across various Cisco products. If you're serious about networking, this should be a valuable resource. Let me know if you want more insights or recommendations!

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Brandon_En

10-24-2023, 09:54 AM #1

Hey there! I checked the details of that Cisco training program you mentioned. It looks like a solid 95%+ rating on the sales site and is available for $59 USD off-price. The course is called "Ultimate Cisco Certification Super Bundle: Lifetime Access" and is hosted on the XDA-developers website. It covers topics from networking fundamentals to advanced troubleshooting across various Cisco products. If you're serious about networking, this should be a valuable resource. Let me know if you want more insights or recommendations!

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TheMierCat
Junior Member

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11-02-2023, 06:16 PM

#2

Certainly, this covers fundamentals all the way to CCNP expertise.

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TheMierCat

11-02-2023, 06:16 PM #2

Certainly, this covers fundamentals all the way to CCNP expertise.

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KongOrm
Junior Member

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11-02-2023, 11:57 PM

#3

This deal is really impressive. I’m curious about how purchasing from XDA works—I didn’t realize you could buy things through their platform. If it looks safe, I’ll go ahead and get it.

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KongOrm

11-02-2023, 11:57 PM #3

This deal is really impressive. I’m curious about how purchasing from XDA works—I didn’t realize you could buy things through their platform. If it looks safe, I’ll go ahead and get it.

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gearmachine
Junior Member

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11-03-2023, 12:26 AM

#4

The exams will still require some expense Wink

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. For certain ranges like 100-105 and 200-105, virtual tools such as eve-ng or Packettracer can help save money, but many professionals who have completed CCNP recommend having physical hardware available, which may involve additional costs for purchasing it.

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gearmachine

11-03-2023, 12:26 AM #4

The exams will still require some expense Wink . For certain ranges like 100-105 and 200-105, virtual tools such as eve-ng or Packettracer can help save money, but many professionals who have completed CCNP recommend having physical hardware available, which may involve additional costs for purchasing it.

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LoganDinamit
Junior Member

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11-03-2023, 03:17 AM

#5

I don’t possess a CCNA certification yet, but I’m already utilizing real hardware effectively for my online service.

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LoganDinamit

11-03-2023, 03:17 AM #5

I don’t possess a CCNA certification yet, but I’m already utilizing real hardware effectively for my online service.

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dreamrealm
Junior Member

4

11-03-2023, 11:22 AM

#6

It was simply put into place and then we ignored it completely. Labs should stay flexible, incorporating unpredictable elements that aren’t supposed to function.

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dreamrealm

11-03-2023, 11:22 AM #6

It was simply put into place and then we ignored it completely. Labs should stay flexible, incorporating unpredictable elements that aren’t supposed to function.

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JopperMan
Member

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11-20-2023, 01:33 PM

#7

For CCNA, Packet Tracer doesn’t support all IOS commands (I haven’t tested it). It could also apply to CCENT, though that certification is straightforward—access control lists are probably the toughest part.

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JopperMan

11-20-2023, 01:33 PM #7

For CCNA, Packet Tracer doesn’t support all IOS commands (I haven’t tested it). It could also apply to CCENT, though that certification is straightforward—access control lists are probably the toughest part.

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Jaws_01
Member

60

11-20-2023, 09:53 PM

#8

Eve-ng works with all systems. Right now I’m studying CCNA using Eve.

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Jaws_01

11-20-2023, 09:53 PM #8

Eve-ng works with all systems. Right now I’m studying CCNA using Eve.

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Froulard
Member

118

12-02-2023, 04:10 PM

#9

It's configured and left unattended, yet I regularly access the router to verify everything is in place.

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Froulard

12-02-2023, 04:10 PM #9

It's configured and left unattended, yet I regularly access the router to verify everything is in place.

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sixpar
Member

137

12-02-2023, 08:38 PM

#10

I checked a few sample videos on the iCollege site, and honestly they don’t look very engaging. The ones I chose were just PowerPoint slides and a guy reading from a script with a very flat tone. In the reviews, some users mentioned the quizzes weren’t effective. It’s possible my expectations influenced my choice, but it feels a bit lackluster. Edit: I should also note that it appears to include everything you’d need for certifications, yet the presentation might make you reluctant to learn more.

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sixpar

12-02-2023, 08:38 PM #10

I checked a few sample videos on the iCollege site, and honestly they don’t look very engaging. The ones I chose were just PowerPoint slides and a guy reading from a script with a very flat tone. In the reviews, some users mentioned the quizzes weren’t effective. It’s possible my expectations influenced my choice, but it feels a bit lackluster. Edit: I should also note that it appears to include everything you’d need for certifications, yet the presentation might make you reluctant to learn more.

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