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What version of CCA is used in the IIUC 640 460 exam does anyone know?

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Fatbunny wrote: »

What version of CCA is used in the IIUC 640 460 exam does anyone know?

I have been using 4.3, and I am pretty sure the is what Jeremy uses in CBT nuggets. Considering he is one of the authors of the official study guide, I'd say that would be a safe bet.

peanutnoggin

Fatbunny wrote: »

What version of CCA is used in the IIUC 640 460 exam does anyone know?

According to the Cisco Press book... The version is 1.6
(p. 442)

I have been using 4.3, and I am pretty sure the is what Jeremy uses in CBT nuggets. Considering he is one of the authors of the official study guide, I'd say that would be a safe bet.

Chmorin,

Are you referring to the version of CME you're running?

HTH

-Peanut

chmorin

peanutnoggin wrote: »

According to the Cisco Press book... The version is 1.6
(p. 442)

Chmorin,

Are you referring to the version of CME you're running?

HTH

-Peanut

HOLYCRAP I'm retarded. I do that all the time

peanutnoggin

No worries man... I wanted to make sure that I wasn't missing something... Thanks!

Fatbunny

Doesn't look like 1.6 is up on the cisco site anymore.

Does any know if CCA needs to scan/discover devices every time it starts up or can you save the configuration?

I'm wondering if CCA stores its information in a file or database that could be shared about so we can get to interact with the screens if no UC500 series devices are available to us?

azaghul

The oldest version of CCA I have is v1.8 if that helps at all, its fairly similar to v1.6.

I believe that CCA only stores the topology and community/password details, it probably does store more data than that though, but I don't know for sure. Unfortunately you also need a real UC500 device to communicate with.