Just passed CWNA

Hi,

Just passed exam this morning with 81%

- Even if CWNA was the first course of CWNP track, is a relatively hard exam. Nothing to compare with Network+. More like MS Server 2003 or Cisco exam (I find the INTRO exam of CCNA more easy then CWNA)
- Missed one question because I click on next button too fast. Unlike other exams, you can go back! So, take your time.
- Exam is fair, well written (a must when English is not your primary language) and cover all material.
- Unlike Microsoft exam, 99% of exam answers are inside CWNA book.
- Master all chapters of CWNA book, even dry section like Power Saving mode at the end of chapter 10.

I’m waiting for second edition of CWSP book (September 1 2006 on amazon.com) to begin the next level.

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forbesl

osuma wrote:

hey commandore,
congrats for passing.Its not easy to pass cwna.
i am equally ready to sit 4 the exam but am afraid of failing.
I need u to help provide me with any **** u used or more advice on the exams.my new company wants me to sit and pass the exam b4 may ending.kindly assist me with **** cos i op to enrole next month.

cheers
osuma

This is an example of a typical "exam moocher". He sucks up to you, then pretty much demands answers to the test you just worked hard to pass.

osuma,
Besides the fact that this site does not permit braindumps, you aren't helping yourself or your company.

http://www.mcmcse.com/articles/braindumps.shtml

Go Bucks

This isn't a **** site for people that don't know what they're doing. Didn't you see in his post he actually read a book and studied hard to pass?

jkstech

good job on the pass, good thing most answers are actually in the study material

TeKniques

Hey, big congrats on the pass! This track looks like it has some good stuff in it to learn. It's very good to hear that the material offered by the vendor is adequate for the exam!

forbesl wrote:

This is an example of a typical "exam moocher". He sucks up to you, then pretty much demands answers to the test you just worked hard to pass.

'Nuff said about that.

mikej412

Congratulations!

I'm willing to bet that Cisco will someday catch up and offer a wireless certification (rather than the few specialist things they offer now) -- so you're ahead of the curve here!

Webmaster

Congrats!

I wish CompTIA, Microsoft, and Cisco would learn from the former new kid on the block, CWNP, and just like Novell used to do, provide some better study material themselves.

JDMurray

Excellent pass! 81% is a very good score. And yes, the exam is made more difficult by not being able to go back and change your answers.

I didn't realize that the release of 2nd edition of the CWSP Study Guide would the that far off. I assumed the "Summer 2006" date posted on www.cwnp.com would be June. There's certainly enough material available now to study for the CWSP without the book.

commodore64

jdmurray wrote:

There's certainly enough material available now to study for the CWSP without the book.

Yes I can but since I fall in love with Planet3 books (unlike Cisco Press) , I can easily wait a couple of months

esrajarathinam

Hai
guy now iam preparing for CWNA exam plz guide me and give some tips and tricks for me.

JDMurray

esrajarathinam wrote:

Hai
guy now iam preparing for CWNA exam plz guide me and give some tips and tricks for me.

The only "trick" is understanding the material in the CWNA Study Guide and having some hands-on experience with basic wireless networking equipment. Also, already having a HAM radio license helps, but it's not necessary.