VCP6-DCV: December 19th
Deathmage
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So this is all basing my thought that the ICDN2 I will fail probably about 2 times before passing it so with that being said I will have roughly 2 months to study the VCP6-DCV exam. I use VMware on a daily basis and I want to upgrade to ESXi 6 sometime in Q2 of 2016 so I'm going to attempt a bonus certification for 2016 and go for the new VMware certification.
The home-lab was upgrade the weekend of the 19th after I passed the CompTIA Storage + exam so the new Web Client is still fresh in my mind since I'm now using the Web Client at work now instead of the previous normal VMware client.
I know there is a ton of discussion, from many on here, about my 2016 goals and I've finally settle on the 2016 goals of VCP6-DCV, MCSA: 2012 and CCNA:Security. It's a bit lighter than this year but the MCSA has 3 exams so it might balance out.
The home-lab was upgrade the weekend of the 19th after I passed the CompTIA Storage + exam so the new Web Client is still fresh in my mind since I'm now using the Web Client at work now instead of the previous normal VMware client.
I know there is a ton of discussion, from many on here, about my 2016 goals and I've finally settle on the 2016 goals of VCP6-DCV, MCSA: 2012 and CCNA:Security. It's a bit lighter than this year but the MCSA has 3 exams so it might balance out.
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greg9891
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Sounds Good Deathmage............ I'm trying to knock out the security + before October 27, then 70-680, then I will be focused on completing the VCP-DCV 5.5 before January of 2016 is out. I just started a new job so will be zeroing in on certs that my new company may want me to take for the reminder of 2016. ITIL and some others.......will list later....:
Upcoming Certs: VCA-DCV 7.0, VCP-DCV 7.0, Oracle Database 1Z0-071, PMP, Server +, CCNP
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