From CCNP studies back to CCNA

 So I have taken a break from my CCNP studies so that I can focus on getting my CCNA renewed which expires at the end of this year. Its amazing the things you forget when you don’t use the regularly and remembering how to subnet has been an adventure down memory lane. I find that some of the things come back just like riding a bike, and having access to Cisco Digital learning library has been a God sent in helping me to re-learn things without having to re-take the exam. I highly recommend that if your work place provides it for you that you take full advantage and squeeze every drop of knowledge it has to offer out of it. I am blessed that I work for an employer that not only offers that, but also reimburses me for exam fees, which when I start working on my CCNP will come in handy as I navigate through this certification journey. Please reach out if you have any questions, want to discuss something or just need to bouncing something off somebody. I’ll try to be more active here. I’m working on my next blog post to be about how I designed and implemented the WiFi mesh at my church that now allows guest to access the internet while in service. 

Also I will be typing up my CCNA Notes to put in here as well for those that would like them. 

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