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    I'm starting the first of 4 ccnp courses today. I'm half hour early so I thought I would make sure the forum is still ok while I have a coffee!

    I passed my ccna 2 saturdays ago, as it turned out I had not done it all those years ago. I feel its fresher upstairs now though.
    Hope you all have a good monday/week.

    Oh Nana, what's my name?

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    Originally posted by dieselboy View Post
    I'm starting the first of 4 ccnp courses today. I'm half hour early so I thought I would make sure the forum is still ok while I have a coffee!

    I passed my ccna 2 saturdays ago, as it turned out I had not done it all those years ago. I feel its fresher upstairs now though.
    Hope you all have a good monday/week.

    Not a clue what CCNP (or CCNA) is but good luck.
    How can I be lost when I've got no where to go

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      ditto..lol

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      • #4
        Me neither but I think I have the urge to get one , ill have a look in eBay , all the best mate, whatever you are doing.
        Roy
        When ya stop having fun, Ya start getting old

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        • #5
          Good luck Cisco boy! let me know when you plan to tackle CCIE, I'll lend you my note book....
          Too old to care, young enough to remember

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          • #6
            Ahhhh I see - IT stuff.
            How can I be lost when I've got no where to go

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            • #7
              They feel the need to talk in abbreviations and acronyms, just so no-one will twig what they do is really very very simple...

              ie. Drink coffee and tell customers to either :-

              a) Re-boot
              b) Re-install windows
              c) Add more RAM


              Cutting steps in the roof of the world

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Apache View Post
                They feel the need to talk in abbreviations and acronyms, just so no-one will twig what they do is really very very simple...

                ie. Drink coffee and tell customers to either :-

                a) Re-boot
                b) Re-install windows
                c) Add more RAM


                Ha ha you're right there.
                How can I be lost when I've got no where to go

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by Apache View Post
                  They feel the need to talk in abbreviations and acronyms, just so no-one will twig what they do is really very very simple...

                  ie. Drink coffee and tell customers to either :-

                  a) Re-boot
                  b) Re-install windows
                  c) Add more RAM


                  They don't 'talk' to customers. They just wind them up and abuse them. Honestly, a helpful I.T bloke? What next?

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by MattF View Post
                    They don't 'talk' to customers. They just wind them up and abuse them. Honestly, a helpful I.T bloke? What next?
                    A helpfull call centre operator????????Vodafone
                    Did I mention I have a BLUE one
                    Tony

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by Apache View Post
                      They feel the need to talk in abbreviations and acronyms, just so no-one will twig what they do is really very very simple...

                      ie. Drink coffee and tell customers to either :-

                      a) Re-boot
                      b) Re-install windows
                      c) Add more RAM


                      I had so many training courses, almost all culminating in "Have you switched it off and switched it on again"....

                      But they did put on a nice lunch!
                      Too old to care, young enough to remember

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by MudSurfer View Post
                        I had so many training courses, almost all culminating in "Have you switched it off and switched it on again"....

                        But they did put on a nice lunch!
                        ccie? really?
                        Oh Nana, what's my name?

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by dieselboy View Post
                          ccie? really?
                          Yeah - went to The Netherlands for the course!
                          Too old to care, young enough to remember

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by MudSurfer View Post
                            Yeah - went to The Netherlands for the course!
                            so your one of 16000 people who have that active qualification in the world then!?
                            Oh Nana, what's my name?

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by Apache View Post
                              They feel the need to talk in abbreviations and acronyms, just so no-one will twig what they do is really very very simple...

                              ie. Drink coffee and tell customers to either :-

                              a) Re-boot this actually works!
                              b) Re-install windows have been told this before
                              c) Add more RAM Baaaa


                              hehe
                              Oh Nana, what's my name?

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