Thinking of looking into getting CCNA, I have literal zero knowledge

anyone?

>>60569968
skip the CCNA and go straight for the A+

There are better ways to spend your time and money. Have you done any programming?

>>60570933
Ive heard that CCNA is better than A+. but most people tell me A+ is a good starting point

>>60570952
No literal zero knowledge of anything :/ but am willing to put the time in to learn the material

>>60569968
What is this place? Is this Japan? Looks awesome with the huge trees and all, like in a fairy tale or a video game.

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>>60571258
No idea, its saved in my comfy folder. Glad you enjoy it tho

>>60571258
http://laurentponce.fr/portfolio/dewa-sanzan-japan/

Doing CCNA in college on networks class. Never been able to make myself learn all that stuff in detail, just the basic concepts of the course chapters. There is a shitload of theoretical stuff that will make you suicidal. I think experience is the key. If you really want to undetstand things, experiment with stuff. You can virtualize network and devices in Cisco Packet Tracer. When it comes to linux I learned on RPi first - setting up basic services and security, later on got access to a rack server on which I am working to this day.

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>>60571631
I would like to know what my starting point should be tho. I dont have the money for school and to be truthful ive never been good at school, so i was planning to take this at a testing center with studying on my own

>>60572175
bump, pls looking for assistance

>>60573100
final one