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udemy still has the ten dollar course sale going on. https://www.udemy.com/courses/ If you're going down the Cisco track, Chris Bryant's material is pretty great. Sitting for my CCNP Route 300-101 test next week and his stuff on BGP has been excellent. EDIT: Guess the sale is still going for a little while longer: https://www.udemy.com/courses/featu...e&utm_term=hero gooby pls fucked around with this message at 20:56 on May 12, 2015 |
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300-101 down. Can't believe the amount of sims they thew at me. Keith Barker's CBT Nuggets hands on labs covered quite a bit of it, anyone taking 300-101 should definitely have a look at those. On to Switch!
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Judge Schnoopy posted:Netmon, most functions of SNMP, acl logging but that's more for understanding as your not asked on it for R&S. Yeah, I think I wound up importing a VirtualBox Win 7 VM with CCP installed into the GNS3 topology. Worked fine for my CCNA Sec. Also, gently caress CCP.
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We we're just talking about the CCNA Sec. Heads up, cisco may be updating/retiring the test: https://learningnetwork.cisco.com/thread/87198 TSHOOT scheduled for next Wednesday, and I must say going through Keith Barkers hands on exam prep nugget series has probably been the most fun I've had studying for a test. Lot's of varied issues that get you very intimate with the lab topology.
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Garrand posted:I've been kind of studying on and off but not really putting myself into it so I went ahead and scheduled the CCENT for the end of October to push myself. You can reschedule any time up to 24 hours before the test. I'm the same way, a hard deadline helps to keep the heat on and actually get me to study. Get your subnetting down and you'll be fine.I http://www.subnettingquestions.com/
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And vishing, and bluesnarfing, and man traps. So many man traps.
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ChubbyThePhat posted:Yeah I just have R&S. Haven't really thought the CCNP-Security as something I want just yet. I'm thinking about CCNP Sec as I just finished CCNP R/S and have my CCNA Sec and Sec+. Anyone finish the CCNP Sec stuff recently? 4 tests sounds like a pain in the dick. It took me ~8 months just to get through the 3 tests and material for R/S, not really looking forward to 4 tests/books.
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Took and passed CCNP Security: 300-208 yesterday. What a garbage exam. Never seen so may spelling errors and the "sims" are just screenshots of ISE that have clickable links when you highlight over something important. I'd skip the ccnp sec completely, but welp, sunk cost fallacy and work is paying for it.
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Jedi425 posted:Taking my CCNP Route in a few days, and I'm having a little freak out. I took the Cisco class a few months ago (the five-day one), I've watched the whole CBT Nuggets series, and I still feel like I've barely gotten into the stuff I'm going to be tested on. The test practice engine (Pearson's) that came with my OCG is terrifyingly written. Am I about to waste $250 bucks, or does the Cisco class literature do a good job of covering everything? Anyone who's taken the test recently have any advice? Keith Barker's cbt nuggets hands on route labs were probably the most important thing that helped me pass route. If you master those labs then the sims will be easy points.
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For those working on CCNA Security - a guy on reddit finally received a response from Cisco. https://www.reddit.com/r/ccnas/comments/4ckcld/210260_exam_update/ quote:Regarding my recent support case raised with the Cisco Certification & Communities Support team, I have recieved the below response regarding my experience with the exam sims:
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crunk dork posted:I bought all of the CCNP RS EBooks when they were on sale the other day. Is there a preferred order to take the exams? Save tshoot for last as it builds upon both route/switch knowledge. As far as route and switch order, it all depends. I'm primarily a switch guy so I knocked out switch first then spent the rest of my time on route.
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Apr 27, 2016 23:31
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CCNP Security down. I think this took me over 3 years on and off. No official cert guides (save for the SISAS), just ine.com, the Cisco boot camps, and recommended reading lists. The tests are pretty atrocious as well, riddled with spelling errors and bugged labs. A weight has been lifted. Thinking either CEH or CISSP next, after I finish this python for network engineers email course.
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Passed Cisco DevNet associate. Very cool exam and material for anyone looking to get into network automation/programmability. Test seemed to have less of the Cisco gotcha questions found on ccna/ccnp. Shoutout to the nice online proctor that requested that I unplug my printer that was half way across my home office.
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LochNessMonster posted:hogly reliable. 
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