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YYC Net Lab currently has 18 students enrolled in various stages of the CCNA curriculum. Although this may not sound like a lot, when you factor in that our instructors are 100% volunteers with full time jobs, it can quick occupy a fair bit of time. Any current students will still be able to progress …
The following three problems are examples of common problems in the networking industry. They get increasingly difficult. If you can get through these without too much trouble, you’ll likely be fine for subnetting questions on the CCNA R&S 1 Final exam. Within minutes of me posting these questions, I’m sure that you’ll be able to …
CCNA R&S Course 1 of 4, Lab 8.3.2.7 A student emailed in with a really good question asking about some specifics of TTLs. Here’s a basic network diagram of the setup: To recap – the Time To Live (TTL) field is used to ensure that packets don’t float around a network forever. They need to …
YYC Net Labs now has a Meetup.com Meetup http://www.meetup.com/YYCNetLab Our first meetup will be a mostly informal meet and greet to get to know our initial members. There will be plenty of time for mingling and casual conversation but we will facilitate a round or two of questions and answers and a bit of group …
We’re a small board currently compromised of the three founders. We’re looking to diversify our board and share some of the hats we wear. If you have board experience and would like to learn more about computer networking and certification training or you are already a technology professional and would like to learn more about …
We’re pleased to announce that we’ve recently met all the criteria necessary to offer CCNA training through the Cisco Network Academy program! The CCNA curriculum is broken into four courses. Official kick-off of the first course is 1 September 2014. The course is designed to be self-paced with a time limit. The first course will conclude …