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VMworld 2014, blogs and the VCP

iBrokeITiBrokeIT Member Posts: 1,318 ■■■■■■■■■□
Unfortunately I some how drew the short end of the stick and I will not be going to VMworld this year icon_cry.gif. I was wondering what blogs you guys will be watching or regularly frequent for virtualization news?

I also heard a humor that between VMworld and the end of this year you will be allowed to take the VCP6 without the class prereq.
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    GSXRulesGSXRules Member Posts: 109
    I can guarantee that rumor is not true.
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    SimonD.SimonD. Member Posts: 111
    Considering VMware haven't even announced vSphere 6 yet it's all supposition with regards to VCP exams but as Josh mentioned, it's very unlikely that the VCP 6 exam won't require a class requirement (it's been the backbone of the VCP exam since forever).

    As far as news is concerned, I tend to watch Twitter (I follow a number of bloggers who usually post fairly soon after they have the news) instead of going to specific blogs.
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    jibbajabbajibbajabba Member Posts: 4,317 ■■■■■■■■□□
    GSXRules wrote: »
    I can guarantee that rumor is not true.

    I presume VMware won't remove the typical first few month though where you can "upgrade" your VCP without course ?
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    iBrokeITiBrokeIT Member Posts: 1,318 ■■■■■■■■■□
    Ah yes, sorry I meant upgrade your current VCP5 to VCP6 without taking a new course.
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    GSXRulesGSXRules Member Posts: 109
    While you've "always" been able to upgrade for the first few (3?6? I don't remember) months w/o a class, the recertification policy says no class is required for any upgrade/update/cross-train if you are not expired. So if you acheive VCP5-DCV the day VCP6 is available you have 2 years to take the new exam w/o a class.
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    scott28ttscott28tt Member Posts: 686 ■■■■■□□□□□
    A lot of things that influence this could change - first we have to see vSphere 6, then there would be the release of the VCP-level exam for vSphere 6, and there's the current recertification policy, and potentially some form of upgrade policy..

    So, today nobody can answer your question about VCP 100% accurately.
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