ROUTE-902 passed - now I'm a CCNP :)
just passed ROUTE-902, which was the final exam I needed for CCNP
my path was:
ACRC - many years ago
CLSC - many years ago
BSCI-801 - now expired, but used for CCIP
BGP+MPLS - CCIP
QOS - CCIP
BCMSN
ONT
ISCW
ROUTE-902
I used the Wendell Odom ROUTE-902 book, which I found good, except for the usual typo's & lack of errata. I started studying for this exam four weeks ago, after I passed ISCW, so it must have done a reasonable job of teaching me the syllabus. the typo's in the Boson test that came with the book were horrific!
~andy
my path was:
ACRC - many years ago
CLSC - many years ago
BSCI-801 - now expired, but used for CCIP
BGP+MPLS - CCIP
QOS - CCIP
BCMSN
ONT
ISCW
ROUTE-902
I used the Wendell Odom ROUTE-902 book, which I found good, except for the usual typo's & lack of errata. I started studying for this exam four weeks ago, after I passed ISCW, so it must have done a reasonable job of teaching me the syllabus. the typo's in the Boson test that came with the book were horrific!
~andy
JNCIS-ENT - :study:
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notgoing2fail Member Posts: 1,138Congrats!! I'm seeing a lot of new CCNP's who are trying to beat the expiration, so good job.
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peanutnoggin Member Posts: 1,096 ■■■□□□□□□□CONGRATS!!!We cannot have a superior democracy with an inferior education system!
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andyh123 Member Posts: 39 ■■□□□□□□□□notgoing2fail wrote: »Congrats!! I'm seeing a lot of new CCNP's who are trying to beat the expiration, so good job.
So what now?
thanks I was racing against the expiry of my BCMSN on 18th june as much as the exams' expiry
I'm going to take the summer off & then start on the Juniper JNCIA-M/JNCIS-M in the autumn. I have a couple of olives sat in my lab at home ready. much as I would love to do CCIE, I just don't think I have enough room in my brain to deal with that, on top of all the other vendors' stuff that I have to deal with at work!
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btowntech Member Posts: 198 ■■■□□□□□□□Congrats!!BS - Information Technology; AAS - Electro-Mechanical Engineering
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Bluetorch Member Posts: 37 ■■□□□□□□□□Congratulations on finishing up the CCNP
Juniper stuff sounds fun to learn, I've looked into some of their Fast Track stuff before but havne't had the time to commit to it yet. Good luck on that path thoughIn Progress:
BS - Information and Communication Technology
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chrisone Member Posts: 2,278 ■■■■■■■■■□Congrats! your past experience of passing the BSCI must have helped, 4 weeks is pretty fast, but it was probably all review for you. Was their much of a difference between bsci and route? i cant assume anything has changed since bsci came out.Certs: CISSP, EnCE, OSCP, CRTP, eCTHPv2, eCPPT, eCIR, LFCS, CEH, SPLK-1002, SC-200, SC-300, AZ-900, AZ-500, VHL:Advanced+
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Selfmade Member Posts: 268they should add a new smiley, one that has a face holding up a sign that says Victory
it should be posted every time someone passes an exam or gains their certifications!
congratulations man!!It's not important to add reptutation points to others, but to be nice and spread good karma everywhere you go. -
mikej412 Member Posts: 10,086 ■■■■■■■■■■Congratulations on the exam pass and CCNP:mike: Cisco Certifications -- Collect the Entire Set!
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andyh123 Member Posts: 39 ■■□□□□□□□□Congrats! your past experience of passing the BSCI must have helped, 4 weeks is pretty fast, but it was probably all review for you. Was their much of a difference between bsci and route? i cant assume anything has changed since bsci came out.
of all the CCNP exams, this was the one I liked the best, just pure protocols & cli. I found some of the others with SDM & enterprise-centric stuff pretty irritating, but then I've done SP networks my entire networking career & that's where my focus & skills are
I did BSCI-801 3.5 years ago & there seem to have been a few topics that have come and/or gone in the exam iterations since then - m'cast & isis being the most obvious. the changes basically mirror the syllabus topic changes, but obviously the core skills are much the same - OSPF, EIGRP & BGP - & if you nail them, then you've broken the back of it. having recently done ISCW covered off the broadband & IPSec stuff off nicely too
I don't do a lot of layer-3 day-to-day, mostly EoMPLS, layer-2 & optical stuff lately, so it was nice to get my hand back in on IP & evidently I haven't forgotten it all
~andyJNCIS-ENT - :study: