1. Junos Genius is an amazing, stupendous, fantastic resource. USE THIS!! create an account, scroll down to Juniper Open Learning, & select JNCIA-Junos (or whichever cert track in which you're interested)[cloud.contentraven.com/junosgenius/lo…]
At the time of this thread, once you finish all the videos & practice test(s), there will be a voucher test. If you pass the voucher test, you'll receive a voucher for 75% off any Associate Level exam. Again, USE JUNOS GENIUS!! Watch all the vids, take all the practice tests.
2. The "Day One: Beginner's Guide to Learning Junos" book. It's easy to read and is a very nice complement to Junos Genius. I highly recommend. [juniper.net/documentation/…]
3. If you're familiar with Cisco IOS, "Junos for IOS Engineers" is another option for you. (click the link & scroll down until you see the book). There are a bunch of Day One books, I've already read 2, so much information!!!
[juniper.net/documentation/…]
4. Juniper vLabs!!!!
Don't have any physical equipment?? No problem!! Use vLabs for practice!!!
Definitely watch the video on the home page before you get started; it's a good introduction to vlabs & how to use it. Super highly recommend vLabs.
[jlabs.juniper.net/vlabs/]
5. Here's some random youtube videos that I really liked:
6. If you've followed me long enough you already know about @JBizzle703. Follow him. He has all 6 JNCIA certs, he's always trying to help new folks get into networking or security, and he creates Juniper related videos also. Here's 1:
As promised, here's my thread of resources for learning Linux (Linux/bash/command line). Every resource I used was free 😀
(I just wanted to learn linux for fun since i kept hearing about it; the LPI Linux Essentials exam was the right exam for me)
1) My #1 favorite was the Linux courses on @CiscoNetAcad site. I did NDG Linux Unhatched (beginner) then NDG Linux Essentials (intermediate) netacad.com/courses/os-it
START HERE!! I CANT RECOMMEND THESE 2 COURSES ENOUGH. create an account and get to learning. IT'S EASYYYYYY!!
Those 2 courses ALONE will teach you a lot. but when learning something new or studying for a cert/exam, it's best to use multiple resources. 2) youtube. these folks have "linux for beginners" type playlists: thenewboston, Guru99, FactorPad, theurbanpenguin, & tutoriaLinux