Hi All!
Passed the exam (by 10 points!
) T-Shoot on Saturday. I've had extremely extremely slow activity at the job since X-mas break, so I've spent the better part of everyday connected to my home machine and connected to my lab and going over everything I could.
The last two weeks I went over my Routing notes (Thank goodness I took good notes) and labbed up and felt good about taking a shot at it.
ipv6 ospf 3 You almost owned my soul! But it's fine a couple of focused hours of
will take care of some of the things I grew soft on.
I'd like to say thank you for all those who posted their journey here. It motivated me to get back on board 14 months after I took Route, to get it together and Finish Switch and T-SHOOT in starting back in October of 2015.
Question:
I plan on going into Network Security (Pentesting, Vulnerability Assessments, CyberSecurty, Incident Response type stuff) versus Network Engineering. I plan on eventually taking the OSCP once I finish my BS. IT Security Degree from WGU around May. But I do not plan on entering my Masters for Security until sometime in 2017. Would a CCDA be beneficial? I guess my logic is that it would nail home how networks might be designed, and may empower my skill-set a little bit.
