Passed eJPT Exam
KS_Cabledog
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I'm excited that I just passed the eJPT exam! The coursework and labs were some of the best I've come across so far and I definitely enjoyed learning and practicing new skills. There's probably a bit more hand holding in the training materials compared to more advanced training, but as a entry level/junior course/exam I think this is acceptable. In the end, thorough study of the coursework and labs taught me the basics of pen testing and prepared me for passing the eJPT exam.
I suspect the eJPT does not rate highly for most, but for lifelong telecom professional looking to switch to infosec I found it valuable to gain some hands-on training experience versus the high level talk found in most training and certs I've taken so far.
I also now have a greater appreciation for persistence in tackling a hard problem - getting stuck sucks, but finally overcoming a stubborn obstacle feels awesome!
I suspect the eJPT does not rate highly for most, but for lifelong telecom professional looking to switch to infosec I found it valuable to gain some hands-on training experience versus the high level talk found in most training and certs I've taken so far.
I also now have a greater appreciation for persistence in tackling a hard problem - getting stuck sucks, but finally overcoming a stubborn obstacle feels awesome!
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JoJoCal19
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Congrats on the pass! You looking to do eCPPT next?Have: CISSP, CISM, CISA, CRISC, eJPT, GCIA, GSEC, CCSP, CCSK, AWS CSAA, AWS CCP, OCI Foundations Associate, ITIL-F, MS Cyber Security - USF, BSBA - UF, MSISA - WGU
Currently Working On: Python, OSCP Prep
Next Up: OSCP
Studying: Code Academy (Python), Bash Scripting, Virtual Hacking Lab Coursework -
KS_Cabledog
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Thanks!
Not sure what's next. The eCPPT is relatively expensive and not nearly as well known as CEH or OSCP.
Thinking of spending a few months working on immersive labs, hackthebox, pentester lab, and some vulnhub boxes and then signing up for OSCP. -
Info_Sec_Wannabe
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Did you get access to Immersive Labs through your company subscription?X year plan: (20XX) OSCP [ ], CCSP [ ] -
KS_Cabledog
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Pretty sure my company does not have an agreement with Immersive Labs.
I saw they offer free access to students so got access that way. I knocked out the unix labs and will check out some of the more advanced ones in a bit. -
securitychops
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way to go on the pass!
Current Certs : OSCE, OSCP, CISSP, Pentest+, Security+, SLAE, SLAE64
Goals for 2019 : OSEE
Goals for 2020 : OSWE -
MalwareMike
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Congrats!Current: GSEC, GCIH, GCIA, GWAPT, GYPC, RHCSA, WCNA
2019 Goals: CISSP, Splunk certifications (Certified Core, Power User, Admin, and Architect)
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KracknHack
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Hello, I have just enrolled in eJPT and trying to install vpn and get connected to labs. I have a couple of queries. After downloading the openvpn file from the portal for the first time, could you suggest how do we need to connect to labs?
As in do I now open the hera labs portal from my Kali vmware? Or do I need to do that from my host system (windows) ? how can I further connect to the first lab of Traffic Sniffing? -
KracknHack
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The lab manual says:
Before starting your Lab, download and install OpenVPN Client from here:https://openvpn.net/index.php/open-source/downloads.htmlOnce the client is installed, reboot your system (you actually have to reboot to avoid laterissues).
However, how do we install this after downloading and unzipping? -
Mike7
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Connect to VPN via Kali VM. Just open a terminal and run "openvpn ./filename.ovpn"
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triplea
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did find that I could only use the downloaded key once. So if you left the session you needed a new key. That doesn't get explained. -
Mike7
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Oh... the UI isn't that bad. You always ask for help from eLS forum at https://community.elearnsecurity.com/did find that I could only use the downloaded key once. So if you left the session you needed a new key. That doesn't get explained.
