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QoS - passed

laidbackfreak

wooohooo just got back from test centre and pleased to say I passed this. Score was reflected much higher than I expected. I feel like I'm only just starting to understand it

Materials used :-
CBT's
Cisco QOS: Exam Certification Guide by Odom
and lab..... lab..... lab

felt the lab side of this was ok, but the theory kept confusing me, till I put some effort in to actually understand it and not just skim read it. Guess that always helps lol

so next up hmmm well the priority is CISSP in 3 months so all efforts are going into that although I'm considering CCNA-security along the way, purely as I've got a fair bit of experience in this area.

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Comments

wastedtime

Congratz, and good luck on the CISSP

pitviper

Congrats! I found the theory to be pretty brutal to learn too. Much easier to actually implement best practices but pointless if you don’t understand why. Guess it’s a necessary evil

mikej412

Congratulations!!

Good Luck with the CISSP and CCNA:Security

laidbackfreak

cheers guys

pitviper wrote: »

Congrats! I found the theory to be pretty brutal to learn too. Much easier to actually implement best practices but pointless if you don’t understand why. Guess it’s a necessary evil

Yep I'd totally agree with that statement, exactly how I feel about it

lets just say I'm glad the exam is out the way, but I'm looking forward to learning more about the theory.

networker050184

Congrats!

I also echo the feelings on QoS. So much more theory behind it than most topics.