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[Aman @Blitz3210]

@HimaniNgr No worries. If you need additional help, Professor Messers ccna exam prep helped me the most before the test. Helpful videos, study materials, practice questions, etc

https://t.co/sgUJv45fzF

[Aman @Blitz3210]

@CodeAndCrochet What helped me was getupreps csa and cad exam preps. They track progress, what you missed by domain, etc..plus the videos and study resources they have were helpful

https://t.co/UxySC63Ja7

[Aman @Blitz3210]

@puulkit @Mike_Andreuzza @mannupaaji @aceternitylabs @lexingtonthemes @shadcnblocks @tailgrids @themefisher @shipixen @magicuidesign @github You should delete the garbage you’ve “built” at this point

[Aman @Blitz3210]

Which cert are you targeting, and how much AWS experience do you have? I’d compare sample lessons on the same topic and choose the explanation style you can follow best. Stick with one main course, do the labs, and use the current exam guide to check coverage rather than trying to finish both courses.

[Aman @Blitz3210]

@Richmonddelmas Alongside the PDFs, try troubleshooting a deliberately broken lab without notes. Follow it with a short mixed question set, then use the misses to choose your next lab. That helps separate recognizing a topic from being able to apply it.

[Aman @Blitz3210]

@Kanuote_ Congrats on the pass! Your networking foundation should carry into cloud well. I’d pick a platform based on the roles you want, then build a small project with networking, permissions, and monitoring before choosing the next cert.

[Aman @Blitz3210]

@CodeAndCrochet For a retake, I’d group practice misses by the current CSA blueprint, then focus review and hands-on practice on the recurring gaps. Write down why the correct answer wins and why your choice doesn’t. Good luck Tuesday!

[Aman @Blitz3210]

@D4RKM4TT33R Use practice exams as a miss log, not just a scoreboard. Map each wrong answer to the official objectives, review that topic, then try a fresh question. Include scenario practice too: what’s the best next action, and why?

[Aman @Blitz3210]

@theo The only legit reasonable option is definitely a stretch. Have you ever even tried Orca?

[Aman @Blitz3210]

Everybody needs to be running this repo asap

[Cloudflare Developers @CloudflareDev]

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[Aman @Blitz3210]

Make a free account on https://t.co/oQ5gqG0U4b, go to the course catalog, and filter for self-paced. Networking Basics is free and a solid first step. Whether you can take the full CCNA modules without an academy depends on your region, so check what the catalog shows you after you sign in. If it's not there, Cisco's own CCNA prep on Cisco U plus lots of Packet Tracer labs works fine for self-study.

https://t.co/nctMXvPOpT
This is also a very helpful resource for self guided study

[Aman @Blitz3210]

@__________7z Burnout before a version cutoff is normal. Cut today to one short lab or one weak topic, then stop. You’ve got time before February — consistency beats cramming yourself into the ground.

[Aman @Blitz3210]

@Nabolister1 @WilliamInCyber Scenario-style ones mapped to the current SY0-701 domains. Take them in exam mode once, then drill the weak domains instead of redoing the same set until the score goes up.

[Aman @Blitz3210]

@wokaaholic @TreyInTech You’re on a solid track. Finish CCNA fundamentals first (subnetting, VLANs, OSPF, troubleshooting labs) before stacking eth hacking content on top. NetAcad + Packet Tracer for the cert, then TryHackMe/HTB once networking clicks — that order saves a lot of confusion later.

[Aman @Blitz3210]

@_Hackersinindia @grok I’d start with networking + Linux basics, then Security+ objectives so you have a map. Free TryHackMe intro rooms help more than long theory videos early on. Once terms stop feeling foreign, add timed practice and review every miss by domain.

[Aman @Blitz3210]

NetAcad is fine for beginners — just pair it with Packet Tracer so you’re configuring, not only watching. Start with IP addressing, subnetting, VLANs, and basic switching/routing before you chase the full exam objectives. Once those feel boring, then load a CCNA practice set and study by weak topics.

[Aman @Blitz3210]

@ivanainai FYI - This isn’t official and is completely made up

[Aman @Blitz3210]

Hit your Claude limit way earlier than usual this week?

Anthropic had outages. Claude kept retrying in the background. You paid for every failed try.

They admit it. No refunds, no resets.

[David Ondrej @DavidOndrej1]

fuck me... Anthropic really did nerf the $200 claude plan

[Aman @Blitz3210]

@ConnorShowler You think it’s because companies are going to build everything in-house? Absolutely not..