Peter Dawell, Nora Kane
What's going on in the internet | CCNA
Welcome to "What's going on in the internet", your ultimate guide to acing the Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) exam. Join hosts Peter Dawell and Nora Kane as they break down complex networking concepts into easy-to-understand segments. Each episode covers key topics, provides practical tips, and includes example questions to help you prepare. Disclaimer: This is an AI-generated podcast, the information is not always reliable, the point is that you can repeat something along the way and in the best case scenario, you find the wrong information and are happy that you know better.
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28. Nov 2025
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CCNA - How to start and the new exam 19.12.2024 16:24
In this episode of "What's Going on in the Internet," hosts Peter Dawell and Nora Kane guide you through the first steps of your CCNA journey. They discuss the importance of quality training, recommend the best video tutorials, and highlight key resources for exam preparation. Plus, they provide insights into the new CCNA exam format and what you need to know to succeed. Tune in to get started on...
CCNA - Intro and Overview 19.12.2024 12:48
In the debut episode of "What's Going on in the Internet", hosts Peter Dawell and Nora Kane introduce you to the CCNA certification. They cover the importance of the certification, the main topics included in the exam, and offer tips on how to get started with your study journey. Tune in to gain a comprehensive understanding of what the CCNA entails and how to begin preparing effectively.
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