CCNA

[quido]

I just decided today to start studying for the CCNA. I have minimal network experience and have never done anything on the enterprise level.

Have any of you guys done it or tried to do it? How much preparation did you require? I'm planning to breeze through this stuff and give it a shot. I bet I don't need even one tenth the time of all you stupid motherfuckers out there.

Ya morans

[Smedy]

quit everquest

[quido]

How hard can it really be?

[Kergan]

I just decided today to start studying for the CCNA. I have minimal network experience and have never done anything on the enterprise level.

Have any of you guys done it or tried to do it? How much preparation did you require? I'm planning to breeze through this stuff and give it a shot. I bet I don't need even one tenth the time of all you stupid motherfuckers out there.

Ya morans

I've had my CCNA for like 10 years now.

Use CBT nuggets (https://www.cbtnuggets.com/). It isn't free but it is by far the best training experience. I'm doing some CCNP specialization exams now to renew all my CCNA/CCNP/CCDA/CCDP and specializations, etc and I always go back to the CBT nuggets to brush up. It isn't free but it is worth it, and if you want to be a dick you can probably find torrents of the videos somewhere.

As for the test, it isn't super in depth but it is very broad. You need to know a little about a lot basically. And if you can't do subnetting quickly in your head you should get that down first.

[quido]

Hey thanks for the info. I've skimmed through the CCNA course on a free site called Cybrary - it looked extensive but relatively easy. I thought the lab section looked a bit weak so I might try to find a lab elsewhere. I'll probably stick to free stuff for the CCNA and use something better in the future for further certifications. I'm a pretty motivated self-learner so I think I should at least be able to nail this CCNA relatively quickly. I'll probably try the 7-day free trial on the Nuggets site once I think I have this down and see if there's any material there I'm not familiar with yet.

[Kergan]

The one thing I like about CBT nuggets is I feel like I actually absorb the information for real world use instead of just getting instructed on how to pass an exam. As someone who designs and implements solutions which include Cisco products for a living, certs are nice and all but at the end of the day it comes down to knowing the tech not just the test answers.

[Redi]

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[miraclegrow2]

you are wasting your time, the chance of successfully obtaining a job using your CCNA is probably 1 in 10 thousand.

the sheer amount of college all stars with entry level certs in the IT field is staggering and every single one is blown off because quite simply you cant do shit with a ccna.

also please understand cisco is NOT microsoft and it has been their intention to have routers and switches configure themselves with nice GUI's that make router admins pretty much obsolete,

command line ios is dead, trust me i was a router admin for several years.

[Kergan]

You are literally 100% wrong in everything you just said. And there is no such job as a "router admin".

I've been in the networking field for over 10 years and when I'm hiring engineers I won't even consider them if they don't have a CCNA.

Not to mention for a lot of companies partnership benefits with Cisco are in large part determined by the certification level of your staff.

Will you get hired because you have a CCNA? No. Will you NOT get hired because you don't have one? Absolutely.

[Fame]

Hey, good luck Jeremy!

[Trustworthy]

you are wasting your time, the chance of successfully obtaining a job using your CCNA is probably 1 in 10 thousand.

the sheer amount of college all stars with entry level certs in the IT field is staggering and every single one is blown off because quite simply you cant do shit with a ccna.

also please understand cisco is NOT microsoft and it has been their intention to have routers and switches configure themselves with nice GUI's that make router admins pretty much obsolete,

command line ios is dead, trust me i was a router admin for several years.

Fuck man. you are one fat idiot...



Stick to your recreational eating on an obsessive level.

[quido]

Thanks Fame! I'm about halfway through the Layer 2 stuff already! You can go take the test almost anytime assuming you have a testing facility, right?

[AzzarTheGod]

tagged

[Xaanka]

have fun filling out job apps that require 5 years experience with things that have existed for 2 years. no wonder i'm out of that field.

[AzzarTheGod]

have fun filling out job apps that require 5 years experience with things that have existed for 2 years. no wonder i'm out of that field.

[miraclegrow2]

Let us know how the OSI Model and your packet diagrams work out.

[Tavrin]

It's been over 10 years since I got mine, but it was a pretty easy test.

Pick up a cheap PIX off of eBay, and configure it as your router at home.

The practice of setting up the interfaces, nat'ing, and acls will be a huge benefit when you test.

Nothing will help you learn faster than doing it in a live environment that you use daily.

[Tassador]

I drink beer in a duffman costume for a living. making $30 and its 9:20 PM est

[Ames1]

you are wasting your time, the chance of successfully obtaining a job using your CCNA is probably 1 in 10 thousand.

the sheer amount of college all stars with entry level certs in the IT field is staggering and every single one is blown off because quite simply you cant do shit with a ccna.

also please understand cisco is NOT microsoft and it has been their intention to have routers and switches configure themselves with nice GUI's that make router admins pretty much obsolete,

command line ios is dead, trust me i was a router admin for several years.

a man who grows tomatoes for a living is giving career advice? hehe gud1

[miraclegrow2]

It's been over 10 years since I got mine, but it was a pretty easy test.

Pick up a cheap PIX off of eBay, and configure it as your router at home.

The practice of setting up the interfaces, nat'ing, and acls will be a huge benefit when you test.

Nothing will help you learn faster than doing it in a live environment that you use daily.

CCNA Test has no labs on it, its all 1 sentence questions with short answers.

CCNP has sections with labs

also ames you are legit retarded.

[Bardalicious]

I clicked this thread hoping to find out that Jeremy finally got off of his fat ass and got a job.

Obviously I'm leaving this thread disappointed.

[Redi]

router admin lol im just picturing the elemtal old man computing gif and someone plugging an ethernet cable into a router

[Kergan]

It's been over 10 years since I got mine, but it was a pretty easy test.

Pick up a cheap PIX off of eBay, and configure it as your router at home.

The practice of setting up the interfaces, nat'ing, and acls will be a huge benefit when you test.

Nothing will help you learn faster than doing it in a live environment that you use daily.

Conceptually I agree with you, but the PIX/ASA line has a different programming language than the rest of the Cisco line so I wouldn't recommend them for training purposes. They also are a firewall not a router, so they can't...route. You'll need to know the basics of EIGRP, OSPF, BGP, etc and a PIX won't help you there. You usually need to upgrade the memory even in the 515Es and better to run anything even close to current IOS wise, and they made a lot of big changes going from 8.3 to 8.4.

If you want to practice just download GNS3 for free. It won't help you with the layer 2 stuff but that shit is pretty mild on the CCNA.

[Samsung]

I clicked this thread hoping to find out that Jeremy finally got off of his fat ass and got a job.

Obviously I'm leaving this thread disappointed.

Lool

[Kergan]

CCNA Test has no labs on it, its all 1 sentence questions with short answers.

CCNP has sections with labs

also ames you are legit retarded.

Wrong again. CCNA has labs in it. CCNP has an entire test that is nothing but labs (CCNA troubleshooting). You can also get several other different kinds of questions that aren't "1 sentence questions with short answers" like drag and drop matching and multiple correct answers.

[Kergan]

err, CCNP troubleshooting...

[Trustworthy]

Nerds are supposed to be smart. There sure are some dumb nerds in this thread.














fat too

[TacoSmasher]

Jesus fuck @ pumped trying to act like he knows anything about IT. high level of cringe

[h4tch]

CCNA Test has no labs on it, its all 1 sentence questions with short answers.

CCNP has sections with labs

also ames you are legit retarded.

This is wrong. The test has a lab, simlet, and testlets. The only thing you won't find is what this troll is talking about.

Download some ios images, and lab up something in gns3. If you live in Minneapolis send me a pm about getting gear.

[wts]

My company is going to Juniper. JNCIA is probably the easiest cert to get. No simulations like CCNA test.

[AzzarTheGod]

a man who grows tomatoes for a living is giving career advice? hehe gud1

I don't go out of my way to make irl attacks, but yeah tomatoking whats up with that?

How did you end up becoming a stay-at-home son with your certifications and growing tomatoes?

[h4tch]

My company is going to Juniper. JNCIA is probably the easiest cert to get. No simulations like CCNA test.

I have a JNCIS-ENT/SEC, going for the JNCIP certs now. I can confirm this shit is a cakewalk compared to cisco test.

[AzzarTheGod]

Is a JNCIP what you get when you complete community jr college?

[Kergan]

My company is going to Juniper. JNCIA is probably the easiest cert to get. No simulations like CCNA test.

A lot of companies are. Juniper had a program going (not sure if they still are) that they were allowing people to take exams for free to get certified. People who are certified in a particular product tend to recommend it and implement it.

That being said, I've been dealing with persistent (6+ months) of 2-5 minute outages of primary connectivity between our Minneapolis and Dallas datacenters because of a Juniper IOS bug in the gear from our provider which is causing routing reconvergence. I will probably never even consider Juniper for jack or shit after dealing with these problems due to a stupid bug.

[Kergan]

This is wrong. The test has a lab, simlet, and testlets. The only thing you won't find is what this troll is talking about.

Download some ios images, and lab up something in gns3. If you live in Minneapolis send me a pm about getting gear.

Yep, spot on here. And another Minneapolis native. We're all over :)

[Kergan]

Is a JNCIP what you get when you complete community jr college?

Heh...you know, I only have a 2 year technical degree. In the tech field you can replace a lot of traditional education with certifications and shit specifically tailored to what you actually do. There are kids who forgo college completely and spend 1-2 years going nuts on Cisco exams - landing like CCIE R&S and CCIE Security by age 20. Those dudes are often rolling 6 figure incomes before they can legally drink and instead of being 100k in debt from student loans they are out maybe 10k in training materials and lab gear rental.

I'm not going to paint too rosy a picture though, you need to be a fucking bad ass with this shit to stand out in the core networking industry.

[wts]

I will probably never even consider Juniper for jack or shit after dealing with these problems due to a stupid bug.

Do you guys ever patch?

[AzzarTheGod]

Heh...you know, I only have a 2 year technical degree. In the tech field you can replace a lot of traditional education with certifications and shit specifically tailored to what you actually do. There are kids who forgo college completely and spend 1-2 years going nuts on Cisco exams - landing like CCIE R&S and CCIE Security by age 20. Those dudes are often rolling 6 figure incomes before they can legally drink and instead of being 100k in debt from student loans they are out maybe 10k in training materials and lab gear rental.

I'm not going to paint too rosy a picture though, you need to be a fucking bad ass with this shit to stand out in the core networking industry.

Oh I don't disagree that the sole purpose of a B.A. at your big Liberal Arts school is to be a closet snob that looks down their nose at anyone hustling tech while you pull down 8 bucks an hour at Starbucks.

A BA used to be a membership card to an economic caste, and its essentially now a membership card to a social caste for corporations that still discriminate on that basis. It still has value, now more situational and no longer a golden ticket to an interview.

Not too long ago (mabe 10 years) IBM for a period of time was only hiring Liberal Arts degrees. You run into various snobbery n such in certain pockets with certain corps.

[quido]

This is an attempt to broaden my horizons, not find a career =P I figure it would be a good complement to my programming experience, and I already have touched a lot of network topics in my experience.

I'm doing this so I can say to you dumb motherfuckers that I passed this shit after a week of preparation and call you all stupid.

[Kergan]

Do you guys ever patch?

We do yeah, but this isn't my gear. It is the ISP Juniper chassis in the datacenter (in this case, XO Communications is both the colo operator and ISP). According to them, there isn't a patch for it yet.

[Kergan]

This is an attempt to broaden my horizons, not find a career =P I figure it would be a good complement to my programming experience, and I already have touched a lot of network topics in my experience.

I'm doing this so I can say to you dumb motherfuckers that I passed this shit after a week of preparation and call you all stupid.

I don't know how good of a complement it would be for a programmer. Honestly, programming would make a better complement for a network person. :P

And if you want to cheese the test you can probably pass in a week. I did all 7 MCSE exams for Windows 2003 in 3 days without studying anything beforehand. But I didn't learn jack shit. No way you're going to learn all the concepts you're being tested on in the CCNA in a week, which makes the piece of paper worthless.

[Trustworthy]

This is an attempt to broaden my horizons, not find a career =P I figure it would be a good complement to my programming experience

"Programmer" that wants to broaden horizons with a CCNA? Lol! Full of shit. Dumb.




Stick to keeping track of my elf kills and sucking at sports.

[quido]

I am already familiar with a lot of the topics as I took a 400-level networking class in college - we just had no hands-on experience. Each lab in the class was solvable by brute force (client/server applications). I believe the book learning part of the CCNA should be easy enough given my background. I am good with algorithms and still remember all the Graph Theory stuff like it was yesterday, for the most part, so I really just want to make sure I can get my hands on some actual equipment and set this shit up for real. My roommate said he can get me a Cisco switch from work so that will be a good start. So yes, obviously I won't be as qualified as someone with a CCNA and months or years of hands-on experience, but I'm a pretty quick learner and so far most of this stuff has been pretty intuitive. I consider this a relatively easy challenge and it'd be stupid for someone who is as good a learner and test taker as I am to not get a few easy certs.

I'm going to spend the next few days going through this entire course - https://www.cybrary.it/course/cisco-ccna/ - and once I think I'm at least decent with Packet Tracer (gonna find another resource), I think I'll try out your Nuggets.

[Redi]

OK secretary

[quido]

I am very good at sports.

[miraclegrow2]

This is an attempt to broaden my horizons, not find a career =P I figure it would be a good complement to my programming experience, and I already have touched a lot of network topics in my experience.

I'm doing this so I can say to you dumb motherfuckers that I passed this shit after a week of preparation and call you all stupid.

has absolutely jack shit to do with programming, if you want to challenge yourself do it, i got my second MCSE After i had left IT completely just to say i finished, i did 6 exams then took a long break.

Also lol at kergan and tassador in this thread, two of the servers biggest butthurts in history.

Pretend harder you have real careers ahah

[quido]

you're not exactly a forum all-star there yourself pal

[Trustworthy]

Bahahaha. You thought you had a friend.
https://fairlyfarley.files.wordpress.com/2008/02/rotten-tomatoes.jpg

[Lu|zSect]

http://i2.wp.com/www.chinasmack.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/chinese-midget-groom-marriage-wedding-photos-18.jpg?resize=500%2C334

[Heebo]

You are literally 100% wrong in everything you just said.

This should just be the default response to all Pumped posts.

[Kergan]

has absolutely jack shit to do with programming, if you want to challenge yourself do it, i got my second MCSE After i had left IT completely just to say i finished, i did 6 exams then took a long break.

Also lol at kergan and tassador in this thread, two of the servers biggest butthurts in history.

Pretend harder you have real careers ahah

It must hurt when you think you're hot shit and you get exposed for being a dumbass. You and Syft can probably console each other after his infamous VPN thread.

[quido]

Kergan in your opinion, if I went into the CCNA R&S Lab Exam with no hands on experience but lots of packet tracer experience, what would be my biggest problems? What's that exam like?

[Trustworthy]

packet tracer

[Lu|zSect]

http://d.justpo.st/media/images/2014/05/4d1aade3cb209dc4e0b38ccd410cc15d.gif

[Trustworthy]

http://i.imgur.com/Yg5g7QF.gif

[quido]

Cisco's Packet Tracer isn't quite as advanced as Jupe's Packet Lagger, but they're in the same league at least.

[Trustworthy]

Cisco's Packet Tracer isn't quite as advanced as Jupe's Packet Lagger, but they're in the same league at least.

Your packet tracer leads you right to dudes.

[Eslade]

yours leads to dudes in blue jeans that bash your face in and break your legs.

[Nirgon]

I imagine him calling a bunch of the rough neck guys from the bar scene in Dallas Buyers' Club racist pieces of trashed and getting tossed like an asian salad onto the side walk

[Lu|zSect]

brutally assaulted

l o l

[Rhuobhe]

CCNA needs to be renewed every 2-3 years is this still the case? I got my Network+ 10 years ago that was easy as hell but I'm not a network engineer.

[h4tch]

This is an attempt to broaden my horizons, not find a career =P I figure it would be a good complement to my programming experience, and I already have touched a lot of network topics in my experience.

I'm doing this so I can say to you dumb motherfuckers that I passed this shit after a week of preparation and call you all stupid.

http://www.cisco.com/web/learning/certifications/specialist/network/spec_bus_appDev.html

Huge push right now for either programmers with some solid network skills, or network eng with some solid programming skills. I think this field is going to open up into huge money. You could be lazy and still make over 100k remotely. "The dream"

[Rhuobhe]

Big thing I see now is VMware and storage but unless you're some kind of genius or you have lots of years of IT experience there's no way you are going to land a real job doing any of these things. If you want to go to school or pass an exam to make money I suggest another field.

[h4tch]

Big thing I see now is VMware and storage but unless you're some kind of genius or you have lots of years of IT experience there's no way you are going to land a real job doing any of these things. If you want to go to school or pass an exam to make money I suggest another field.

I work for a Fortune 100 company, that would hire someone with just a CCNA, and a general knowledge of computers. These clowns have no idea what they are talking about.

P.S. It's shitty to troll real life advice type post. I can't tell if some of you guys are trolls, or just dumbasses talking out your ass though.

[h4tch]

I work for a Fortune 100 company, that would hire someone with just a CCNA, and a general knowledge of computers. These clowns have no idea what they are talking about.

P.S. It's shitty to troll real life advice type post. I can't tell if some of you guys are trolls, or just dumbasses talking out your ass though.

I should clarify this entry level job is for a network eng that pays 65k + bonus.

[Rhuobhe]

I work for a Fortune 100 company, that would hire someone with just a CCNA, and a general knowledge of computers. These clowns have no idea what they are talking about.

P.S. It's shitty to troll real life advice type post. I can't tell if some of you guys are trolls, or just dumbasses talking out your ass though.

You sound like a IT warm body. Would never allow someone like that unless they are making entry level money - anyone can get a CCNA and have general computer knowledge. Probably have a bunch of incompetent IT workers in your fortune 100 company. warm body manager. are you technical?

[Rhuobhe]

I should clarify this entry level job is for a network eng that pays 65k + bonus.

Oh you are in Minneapolis. nevermind

[Kergan]

Kergan in your opinion, if I went into the CCNA R&S Lab Exam with no hands on experience but lots of packet tracer experience, what would be my biggest problems? What's that exam like?

hehe

But seriously, with no hands on experience you won't be impacted too much on the CCNA exam. It helps for sure, but it is mostly testing you on facts. Like you'll get a question that asks what routing protocol has an administrative distance of 90 and give you EIGRP, BGP, OSPF and RIP as choices. In the real world if you didn't know you'd spend 5 seconds googling it.

You'll probably struggle a little more than a more experienced person at the labs, but it is possible you don't get a lab at all or just 1. Or you could get 3. The labs you go in and have to actually configure a simulated router and/or switch. The tasks are really simple but if you've never actually logged into gear and played around before you won't know the exact commands and shit, but usually the help stuff is available.

So in your study spend a little extra time on the lab scenarios and how to recognize which scenario you got if one pops up.

Other thing I will say is watch your time. Some exams you can go back to a previous question (like M$ exams for example), but with Cisco ones once you click next it's done. People taking the CCNA for the first time often run out of time - I think its either 90 minutes or 2 hours for 60-80 questions depending on how many simlets, drag and drops and labs you get.

[Kergan]

CCNA needs to be renewed every 2-3 years is this still the case? I got my Network+ 10 years ago that was easy as hell but I'm not a network engineer.

3 years initially, then individual CCNP exams and some other things will renew it for 2 years each one you pass. If you want to keep going with certifications it helps to sorta plan it out, because a P level exam will renew any A level exams, but A levels wont renew P levels, etc.

[Kergan]

Oh you are in Minneapolis. nevermind

Minneapolis is considered one of the better cities in the country for IT positions. For example, Robert Half Technology rates it as plus modifier for pay (so you make more than average money doing the same job in Minneapolis). There are a lot of huge companies HQ'd there like 3M, Best Buy and Target to name a few.

[Trustworthy]

hehe

But seriously, with no hands on experience you won't be impacted too much on the CCNA exam. It helps for sure, but it is mostly testing you on facts. Like you'll get a question that asks what routing protocol has an administrative distance of 90 and give you EIGRP, BGP, OSPF and RIP as choices. In the real world if you didn't know you'd spend 5 seconds googling it.

You'll probably struggle a little more than a more experienced person at the labs, but it is possible you don't get a lab at all or just 1. Or you could get 3. The labs you go in and have to actually configure a simulated router and/or switch. The tasks are really simple but if you've never actually logged into gear and played around before you won't know the exact commands and shit, but usually the help stuff is available.

So in your study spend a little extra time on the lab scenarios and how to recognize which scenario you got if one pops up.

Other thing I will say is watch your time. Some exams you can go back to a previous question (like M$ exams for example), but with Cisco ones once you click next it's done. People taking the CCNA for the first time often run out of time - I think its either 90 minutes or 2 hours for 60-80 questions depending on how many simlets, drag and drops and labs you get.

Write a book about it fgt

[Kergan]

Big thing I see now is VMware and storage but unless you're some kind of genius or you have lots of years of IT experience there's no way you are going to land a real job doing any of these things. If you want to go to school or pass an exam to make money I suggest another field.

VMWare and storage are certainly good fields to get into, but there is a lot of push to move to hosted services even for larger companies at this point. You don't even need a guy on staff that knows EMC for example, if you're just purchasing storage from Azure or AWS. There is also a push among cloud providers to provide hosted application services rather than just selling you a virtual machine. You don't need a virtualization guy if you're just paying a monthly fee for an SQL instance in the cloud, for example.

You know what person you need no matter if you're using the cloud or on premise, or if you virtualize or don't? A core network person. Everything still has to connect.

[h4tch]

Minneapolis is considered one of the better cities in the country for IT positions. For example, Robert Half Technology rates it as plus modifier for pay (so you make more than average money doing the same job in Minneapolis). There are a lot of huge companies HQ'd there like 3M, Best Buy and Target to name a few.

He is just trying to cover his ass for looking like a dumbass know-nothing that runs his mouth. He isn't worth replying too.

Minneapolis is awesome in general for IT. The unemployment rate is around 4%. It's very competitive market for IT professionals. We have hired guys without much more then a CCNA.

[Rhuobhe]

He is just trying to cover his ass for looking like a dumbass know-nothing that runs his mouth. He isn't worth replying too.

Minneapolis is awesome in general for IT. The unemployment rate is around 4%. It's very competitive market for IT professionals. We have hired guys without much more then a CCNA.

Its Minneapolis. Minneapolis is not on anyones map outside of MN. Thats why the salaries are so great and you don't need to know very much to have a decent wage and low living expenses. If you told me you were NY, LA etc i would praise you. But you just live in a small town that is giving money away to know nothings like you to live there and raise families. I respect that.

[AzzarTheGod]

Its Minneapolis. Minneapolis is not on anyones map outside of MN. Thats why the salaries are so great and you don't need to know very much to have a decent wage and low living expenses. If you told me you were NY, LA etc i would praise you. But you just live in a small town that is giving money away to know nothings like you to live there and raise families. I respect that.

lol I laughed, the laughter of recognition. This is the truth.

[AzzarTheGod]

MN is a bunch of know-nothings being paid a frontend salary investment to raise a family and contribute to growing the labor force.

It is not considered making it in the IT industry and 65k for a no-nothing is akin to government subsidized jobs.

I wonder what economic incentives the government gives corporations in MN, they probably pay 30k of your no-nothing 65k salary. That must be the MN "No-Nothing Tax".

[h4tch]

Its Minneapolis. Minneapolis is not on anyones map outside of MN. Thats why the salaries are so great and you don't need to know very much to have a decent wage and low living expenses. If you told me you were NY, LA etc i would praise you. But you just live in a small town that is giving money away to know nothings like you to live there and raise families. I respect that.

MN is a bunch of know-nothings being paid a frontend salary investment to raise a family and contribute to growing the labor force.

It is not considered making it in the IT industry and 65k for a no-nothing is akin to government subsidized jobs.

I wonder what economic incentives the government gives corporations in MN, they probably pay 30k of your no-nothing 65k salary. That must be the MN "No-Nothing Tax".

Both talking shit, and trying and to laugh now when they get called out for looking at dumbasses. Go back home with your A+ cert boy, and talk shit to people who don't know better.

[Rhuobhe]

Both talking shit, and trying and to laugh now when they get called out for looking at dumbasses. Go back home with your A+ cert boy, and talk shit to people who don't know better.

:rolleyes: i don't need to talk about my expertise

I'm sorry if i offend anyone. I'm just teaching this jerk some manners when he posts on this forums about how little people know here and about how he works in a fortune 100 company LOL

Such arrogance. Go back to your stupid little life in godamn Minneapolis.

[h4tch]

:rolleyes: i don't need to talk about my expertise

I'm sorry if i offend anyone. I'm just teaching this jerk some manners when he posts on this forums about how little people know here and about how he works in a fortune 100 company LOL

Such arrogance. Go back to your stupid little life in godamn Minneapolis.

You don't have any expertise. I would glady listen you talk about the in/out's of your A+ cert all day, or whatever janitor gig you have in New York. You got called out for not knowing anything, and giving RL advise. As all you morons do you use the most common argument fallacy of attacking the speaker. You can't disqualify me by certs, exp, or knowledge level, so let's try location. That's makes zero fucking sense.

Crawl back in your hole, troll.

[Rhuobhe]

You don't have any expertise. I would glady listen you talk about the in/out's of your A+ cert all day, or whatever janitor gig you have in New York. You got called out for not knowing anything, and giving RL advise. As all you morons do you use the most common argument fallacy of attacking the speaker. You can't disqualify me by certs, exp, or knowledge level, so let's try location. That's makes zero fucking sense.

Crawl back in your hole, troll.

Just stop posting you make yourself look worse. I can see why people from Minneapolis have a severe inferiority complex about their little town.

[h4tch]

Just stop posting you make yourself look worse. I can see why people from Minneapolis have a severe inferiority complex about their little town.

Apparently it's a hell of a lot better then wherever you are from, if you we are believe to you.

FFS guys, if you are to troll, and flame at least don't become recursive with it.

This guy is trying to shit on Minneapolis all the while claiming it has a better job market.

You can't make this shit up.

[Rhuobhe]

Apparently it's a hell of a lot better then wherever you are from, if you we are believe to you.

FFS guys, if you are to troll, and flame at least don't become recursive with it.

This guy is trying to shit on Minneapolis all the while claiming it has a better job market.

You can't make this shit up.

I'm sorry you're mad but i can't continue arguing with you. I need to keep playing Mario 3D world with my kids using the Wii U i purchased with my fortune 100 salary.

Perhaps if you didnt live in Minneapolis you would have better things to do with your time than replying to this thread. Get outside and find the one that you love.

[h4tch]

I'm sorry you're mad but i can't continue arguing with you. I need to keep playing Mario 3D world with my kids using the Wii U i purchased with my fortune 100 salary.

Perhaps if you didnt live in Minneapolis you would have better things to do with your time than replying to this thread. Get outside and find the one that you love.

I tell ya what we can just talk all this over at Cisco Live this year. I assume you'll be there since it's right down the road. You can even get a drunk off my company since they will hosting a few parties.

[Rhuobhe]

I tell ya what we can just talk all this over at Cisco Live this year. I assume you'll be there since it's right down the road. You can even get a drunk off my company since they will hosting a few parties.

Do the people Cisco Live know that you're a creeper?

[h4tch]

Do the people Cisco Live know that you're a creeper?

So much for the kids huh? Trying to not pretend you don't look the complete moron to internet strangers is somehow more important then family time. :sad

[Rhuobhe]

So much for the kids huh? Trying to not pretend you don't look the complete moron to internet strangers is somehow more important then family time. :sad

Lol. Creep

[Kergan]

lol jeez, this thread went downhill fast. Don't get trolled h4tch :)

[Trustworthy]

H4tch:
http://www.pluss.org.uk/blog/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/Gentleman-with-Downs-Syndrome-working-on-a-laptop.jpg

[Rhuobhe]

I would hate to work with someone like h4tch. Dude probably has titty attack every time he encounters a major problem. It is unprofessional.

[Trustworthy]

http://www.onlinehumanresources.net/images/downs-syndrome-employee.jpg

[miraclegrow2]

Rhuobhe has shut this thread down pretty much.

[Kergan]

trolls will be trolls

can't have decent threads go on too long here we have a rep to maintain

[miraclegrow2]

2 minutes and you had a response

holy shit are you a life failure.

[Kergan]

watching the ND/BC game on nbcsports online and making good use of commercial timeouts

sorry I made you mad by proving you are a dumb ass

[Trustworthy]

https://forum.encyclopediadramatica.se/attachments/down-20syndrome-20man-20at-20work-jpg.36997/

[quido]

I am shocked and amazed that Hateraid is still willing to post on these forums. I cringe every time I see one of his posts.

[quido]

Remember when he used to post pictures of cash?

[Lu|zSect]

300/50000 met donate today

[Trustworthy]

runs pixelated elf combat leaderboard for a living.

http://media.giphy.com/media/gw3C71R3QMD13yGQ/giphy.gif

[Lu|zSect]

http://media.vocativ.com/photos/2015/01/Slumdogs-Sin-City-Poster4005949412.jpg

[Tradesonred]

I just decided today to start studying for the CCNA. I have minimal network experience and have never done anything on the enterprise level.

Have any of you guys done it or tried to do it? How much preparation did you require? I'm planning to breeze through this stuff and give it a shot. I bet I don't need even one tenth the time of all you stupid motherfuckers out there.

Ya morans

Thats why you want to work a corporate jOb, because of your stellar intelligence

[Stalos_]

Decent thread derailed by man-boys arguing about salaries/who's got more worthy nerd-cert-trophies.

[miraclegrow2]

I don't think you can call anyone a man boy with an obi 1 avatar and an anarchy sig

you are like 12