CCNP Enterprise Journey
Hello everybody,
I am not sure about the activity on this forum these days since I have been gone for a while. Let's keep it short 

In September 2016 I received my first CCNA R&S certificate, unfortunately at that moment I was employed at the wrong employer. So I did not really use the certificate or improved my networking skills.
So before leaving that employer in 2019, I did the CCNA R&S exam again in September (2019) and got the certificate renewal!
Now I am working for a cool company with an impressive network infrastructure. My goal is to achieve the CCNP Enterprise certificate in December 2020. My plan is to start off with the CCNP 350-401 ENCOR exam. I was told this already was not an easy one at all! After that I will need to choose a Concentration exam, I am not sure which one I should choose. Wireless is not interesting for me since I do not monitor/configure any wireless devices.
Calendar goals:
10/2020: CCNP 350-401
12/2020: CCNP Concentration exam
I hope to find as much information on this forum for the (new) CCNP certificate as I did for my CCNA certificates!
Note: I did look at the CCNP FAQ but it seems like all (or many) of the links send me to the "Page not found" page :-)
Kind regards,
Currently: CCNA R&S certified
Goal: CCNP by the end of 2020
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Current Certs: A+ | N+ | S+ | Cloud Essentials+ | Project+ | MTA: OSF | CIW: SDA | ITIL: F | CCENT | CCNA R&S | CCNA | LPI Linux Essentials
Currently Working On: JNCIA-MistAI
2022 Goals: JNCIA-MistAI [ ]
Future Certs: CCNP Enterprise
Unfortunately my goal to pass the CCNP Encor 350-401 did not go to plan. I had to get some other (none relevant) certificates first due to customer requirements.
I finished this previous week and will start my 350-401 journey again from tomorrow (Monday). In the Cisco press book I was at the IP services chapter when I had to stop the study so I think I will just start reading the book from the start.
I would like to mention that the Cisco press book is not the most fun to read but it has a lot interesting information in it.
To practice I currently have GNS3 but sometimes I am strugling to work with it.