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passed tshoot

burbankmarc

Well I passed my TSHOOT today. Cisco deems me competent enough to call myself a CCNP.

Thanks for the help everyone.

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notgoing2fail

Congrats!!! It must be a huge relief eh???

As always, what's next? CCIE?

techED

Congrats!!!

rogue2shadow

Congrats!!!! Update your cert list

Trifidw

Congratulations. How did you find it?

fly351

Sweet man! GJ!

billscott92787

burbankmarc wrote: »

Well I passed my TSHOOT today. Cisco deems me competent enough to call myself a CCNP.

Thanks for the help everyone.

Congrats man!!!!! What did you think of the exam?

CCIE next?

mikej412

Congratulations!!

jovan88

So jealous right now! Congrats

alan2308

Congrats!

burbankmarc

TSHOOT was a cool test. You can't actually apply any of your fixes which kinda sucks but I suppose you're suppose to KNOW the answer, and not trial and error it.

There was one situation that gave me problems and several tickets had the same type of situation. I had 100 minutes or so left when I was working on them. I finally found the problem on them and finished the test with 40 minutes to spare. So that's my advice, if you get stuck on a ticket then move on to the next and go back at the end.

All in all I'm surprised I didn't get a 1000 because I could of swore I got the right answer to all of them, maybe it's just hubris.

**EDIT**

I'm gonna relax a bit while I wait for my TCP/IP vol I/II to arrive. Then it's time to start the CCIE written. While I do that I think I'm going to setup CUCM and try and get it to call out through GV. I'm not too privy to the voice side of things but I work in a call center, so it'd be a handy skill.

chmorin

burbankmarc wrote: »

I'm gonna relax a bit while I wait for my TCP/IP vol I/II to arrive. Then it's time to start the CCIE written. While I do that I think I'm going to setup CUCM and try and get it to call out through GV. I'm not too privy to the voice side of things but I work in a call center, so it'd be a handy skill.

Hmm a call center. How did you wind up in that Gig? That is where I would probably belong.

Oh I side tracked...

Congrats on CCNP!

shodown

congrats.

On to bigger things

Bluetorch

Congratulations on the pass and finishing up the CCNP

Geetar28

Congratulations!

Cyanic

Congrats!!!! It must be a great feeling getting your letters

I am glad you had so much time left. This seems to be common for those who are prepared.

*BB*

Congrats!

burbankmarc

chmorin wrote: »

Hmm a call center. How did you wind up in that Gig? That is where I would probably belong.

Oh I side tracked...

Congrats on CCNP!

Don't get too excited. We're a Nortel shop and mostly TDM. We are migrating to at home agents though, so that's moving to VoIP. I have some lame QoS setup for it all ready that works fairly well but I gotta improve that.

I am glad you had so much time left. This seems to be common for those who are prepared.

Well like I said, if you get stuck on a ticket move on and do the next one. That way you can bang out a lot of them quickly and have time to go back to the harder ones and dig deep.

Thanks for all the congrats. But the studying has only begun

iproute

Congrats man. You earned it.

nicklauscombs

excellent work!

Nuul

congrats

zerglings

Congrats!