VMware Class

dratnoldratnol Member Posts: 65 ■■□□□□□□□□
Well I would like to attempt the VCP and learn more about ESX so I am looking at classes right now. Has anyone taken the fast track class? I see that it is an extra day and an extra $1500. I don't know if my boss will go for that or not.

Presently I am running two ESXi boxes that I setup last fall. I do have some experience and feel comfortable working on them. Am I going to get much out of the base class or not is my next question.

If anyone has any insight or suggestions, I would appreciate it.

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  • blargoeblargoe Member Posts: 4,174 ■■■■■■■■■□
    You will get a lot out of the install and configure class, it would be money well spent. I was kind of in the same boat as you before I took that class. You will still learn a lot, and this is the class that's most aligned with the VCP from what I understand.

    I think the fast track is a combination of I&C and Deploy/Secure/Analyze, which itself is much of the same content that's in I&C but with more command line stuff from what I was told about it.

    Over 1/2 of the people that were in my class had similar experience playing with or actually limited production use of ESX or ESXi.
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  • dratnoldratnol Member Posts: 65 ■■□□□□□□□□
    blargoe wrote: »
    You will get a lot out of the install and configure class, it would be money well spent. I was kind of in the same boat as you before I took that class. You will still learn a lot, and this is the class that's most aligned with the VCP from what I understand.

    I think the fast track is a combination of I&C and Deploy/Secure/Analyze, which itself is much of the same content that's in I&C but with more command line stuff from what I was told about it.

    Over 1/2 of the people that were in my class had similar experience playing with or actually limited production use of ESX or ESXi.

    Thanks blargoe, this is what I was wanting to find out.
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