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Updated Practice Test Engine and CCNA Security

Hello network engineers! Here it is our first article in our brand new Blog section. We are so excited to start this new adventure. To be honest the moment is a little bit awkward for us because we have to express ourselves in a little bit more informal way, which is something we are not familiar with. Because this is a blog, where we know or at least we hope to meet you more often and to discuss things which are touching our training materials or other interesting topics related to the main topic or our website. We decided to…

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New Practice Tests Out!

Life is always full of surprises! Twists, turns, new opportunities. We are taking a deep breath here before writing the rest of the post, because we are very excited! We are thrilled to announce the release of our new practice tests for four certifications of the Associate level of Cisco certifications: CCNA Security, CCNA Wireless, CCNA Cloud and CCDA. This is not the whole thing, we still have more details for you! We believe taking the decision to achieve Cisco certification is a big step in the first place. Cisco certifications come with a bulk of advantages, they both enable…

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Ask Me Anything - Discussing Questions From the Tests

We are getting complaints about the questions in our practice tests and this is kind of normal, okay. Recently we got a feedback regarding one particular question and we decided to start this discussion where we are going to analyse those problematic for you questions. We are not going to give you the answers just like that. Instead, we will simulate the case if it is possible or will give you a link to the theory that explains this particular topic. So, let's bite the bullet and here is the first feedback from our visitor: "Really poorly formulated questions. Q:…

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Server has a weak ephemeral Diffie-Hellman public key

ERR_SSL_WEAK_SERVER_EPHEMERAL_DH_KEY Yeah, this is one of the new features coming with the latest version of Google Chrome (45). It basically means that the most used browser is becoming unusable to manage older Cisco products. I faced the problem when I was trying to access one CUCM version 9.x in my lab. I'm pretty sure there are thousands of products working pretty fine sitting in your private LAN behind a firewall, but you simply cannot use Chrome to access them as all of them require https. I've spent probably half a day looking for a workaround in Chrome but so far…

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Windows XP Mode on VMware Player and Windows 8.1

Do you still use Windows XP? What about XP Mode? We are using it a lot for our voice labs when we need to simulate remote branches. In fact we are using Windows XP Mode virtual machine with installed either Cisco IP Communicator or VTGO IP Blue to have an additional softphones. Officially Windows XP died on April 8, 2014 but it is still quite popular OS, okay. In fact it is the third one (up to date) popular Windows OS operating system and it is used from almost 4% of our visitors. I'm saying that because even we are…

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How to Choose a Video Editing Service

Whether you are a professional videographer or just enthusiastic about videos, you need to take excellent videos. Today, it is almost impossible to create great videos without the help of video editing applications. Since there are many video editing applications on the market, you will find it hard to select one which suits you. The selection process is made even harder by the fact that these companies market their programs in fancy language to distract you from the most important factors. In this guide, we will look at some tips to help you chose a video editing service which suits…

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