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Current user Comments for "Cisco Announces CCNP Update"
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4/29/03 - David from Hesperia, CA says: |
I already purchased all four CCNP study books, and can't possibly take all four tests before August. This means I'll probably have to purchase three new books. |
4/29/03 - James MSCE-4/2K CCNA, Linux+ from Allentown, PA says: |
David, I'm in total agreement with you, as well as in the same boat. While I respect Cisco for the revamp, They just came out with the CCNP certification library 2nd ED. in late February (which didn't get released until mid-late March. Which by the way, was extremely hard to purchase due to back orders.) If they knew they was going to come out with a revamp of the CCNP, why did they make people purchase the books(Library Set)? Moreover, why not include the updated/new objectives in the 2nd ED of the CCNP Library.(CicsoPress books.) While I'm not upset nor bitter, but no one has money to be throwing around (though my company is picking up the tab). I repect my company and it's not fair to them. Lots of luck David! |
4/29/03 - Anonymous says: |
Geez, wow, shocker. Like anyone cares anymore after ten thousand program changes this week alone. |
4/29/03 - Anonymous says: |
mo' money |
4/29/03 - Anonymous says: |
Cisco is getting nastier.. Changes. Changes and Changes. While it's good to exercise changes time to time, ensuring updateness... BUT, too sudden and too many change is seen as a money-making scheme. Take for example security CSS-1, before getting any wide recognition it's changed to CCSP Let's ignore cisco cert.. they are not worth as they used to anyway. |
4/29/03 - Anonymous says: |
It's so nice to see that I can get under your skin so much with only two words! Loser! mo' money for life! |
4/29/03 - Anonymous says: |
Cisco is making life tough not easier.... By annousing new version of certification almost every 8 months. |
4/29/03 - Anonymous says: |
Another good way for Cisco to earn money, by selling expensive cource books. Which is never available in market on time. |
4/29/03 - Tony says: |
Technology is changing rapidly. If you can't keep up, find a new career. I like to stay on top of my game. I guess Cisco thinks the same way. |
4/29/03 - NK says: |
I didn't understood what will happen if I didn't pass the rest 3 of the CCNP exams till 7 August'll have to pass again the routing exam ??!!??Or they going to admit it and I'll have to study the new versions only of the remaining exams??? I hope you'll excuse my english:-) |
4/29/03 - Victor from Latvia,Riga says: |
I'm a CCNA now. My company just buyed a full set of books to prepare for a CCNP. I think , that it 's completely possible to pass ALL current exams till 07.08. I don't think that it's a problem. Futhermore you can easily MIX old exams with the new . So, It's OK. Cisco - do great things. |
4/30/03 - Anonymous says: |
this thing is what makes more people use dumps, don't blame them but blame the greedy vendor. i know that this is cisco's way to kill the dumps, besides to "reflect new techs in the exams". but good news is i heard that if you pass, say 901 and 604, you can continue with the new bcran and cit and still get ccnp. |
4/30/03 - Frank Pedersen from Trondheim, Norway says: |
The "old" ccnp books and hands-on,still will do. At least for me, I just took the CIT beta, and have done routing and switching betas. I only read the "old four-pack", with lots of hands-on labs. And I thougt the exams was easy. I enjoyed them, especially the CIT simulation. And yes, you can mix "old and new" exams... |
4/30/03 - kathir from kuwait says: |
cant i use my old four books for new four beta exams? |
4/30/03 - Anonymous says: |
Cheers Cisco,thanks a bundle,been studting for switching exam and now they change all 4,would have been better spending the money on getting drunk!! |
4/30/03 - NK says: |
Thanks to all of you guy who helped me!:-)Cheers!!:) |
4/30/03 - Mike G. from Colorado says: |
Like this is a huge shocker. At least I'll be my BCRAN out of the way before the change. As to the toilet mouth comments,what a bunch of ignorant losers. |
4/30/03 - Becky Nagel from Editor, CertCities.com says: |
Hi NK -- I think you got your question answered, but just to make it clear you can indeed mix and match the old and new versions of the exams to earn the CCNP (in other words, don't have to take only all old or all new exams). -- Becky |
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