#1 Son is almost all the way through his Cisco CCNA book, and we're getting ready for him to actually take the exam. He still has a little trouble with subnetting/route aggregation, but that means he's not converting the IP addresses into binary (everything becomes simple then).
But as a reminder to my readers who may be looking to break into an industry that has high pay, if you are a bit technical this is something that you can do, too. No need for fancy College (or the tuition for same).
Here are some posts I've done on the subject:
Why and how to teach yourself security
Free Technical Education
I, nerd
2 comments:
Your son should pick up a copy of TCP/IP Addressing by Buck Graham. Academic Press.
Helped me a great deal.
I feel his pain. I just took the 100-101 ICND1, the first half of the CCNA, and I am working on the the second half right now. The subnetting is a PIA. Good luck to your son.
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