passed :-)
laidbackfreak
Senile old fartMember Posts: 991
well just got back from the testing center and pleased to say I nailed this one. I will admit I was fairly confident of this one for a change. Given I've spent the last year or so rolling out port security and AAA at work, and spent the last 4 months studying for CISSP. I think I had enough of the practical and theory covered.
As usual with Cisco exam's there are always the odd questions that make you go uughh ?! but long as you study and lab its ok
Study methods well LOADS of hands on obviously
CBT
Cisco official study guide
CCNP - ISCW portable command guide
and CISSP AIO (not needed obviously but was a part of my study)
As usual with Cisco exam's there are always the odd questions that make you go uughh ?! but long as you study and lab its ok
Study methods well LOADS of hands on obviously
CBT
Cisco official study guide
CCNP - ISCW portable command guide
and CISSP AIO (not needed obviously but was a part of my study)
if I say something that can be taken one of two ways and one of them offends, I usually mean the other one :-)
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in comparison to the CCNA R&S it was a lot easier, but I do have a fair amount of experience in the security area. Certainly know that made the theory a lot easier to follow.
It is your personal IPS to stop the attack.