Passed CWNA

Radio Frequency (RF) Technologies 75%
IEEE 802.11 Regulations and Standards 80%
IEEE 802.11 Protocols and Devices 78%
IEEE 802.11 Network Implementation 70%
IEEE 802.11 Network Security 100%
IEEE 802.11 RF Site Surveying 71%

Score: 78% (sad about this but I guess i should be happy that i passed)

Tools:
CBT nuggets and Train Signal Videos
CWNA book PW0-104 Official Study Guide

Off to CCNP!

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Comments

veritas_libertas

Cool!

rogue2shadow

Congrats man!! How'd you find the exam in comparison to your CCNA? Are you currently working wireless tech?

JDMurray

Congrats!

Is the CWSP up next?

cisco_certs

rogue2shadow @ it's something different but CCNA was harder compare to CWNA and its not even the level of CCNA. CCNA has a lab section that makes it overwhelming VS CWNA all multiple questions. However, I learned RF when I was in college, SOHO, I have the router that TrainSignal were using, and I used to crack neighbors WEP/WPA so network security part was exciting for me.

I support a Wireless Admin so pretty much I'm guessing you can call me a wireless tech but I do pretty much everything (R+S).

JDMurray @ I think the market is on Cisco and VOIP so I'm going for CCNP (already jump start this for 25 days), CCNA-Voice, CCNP-Voice, CCIP and CCIE. I'll be back for CWSP 6 months before my CWNA will expire. Sadly, I don't see a market in wireless right now. I did it because I need the knowledge for my job.

TrainSignalEric

Congrats!

Chris:/*

cisco_certs wrote: »

However, I learned RF when I was in college, SOHO, I have the router that TrainSignal were using, and I used to crack neighbors WEP/WPA so network security part was exciting for me.

Congrats but you may want to remove this unless you caveat it with a statement you had permission to do this.

cisco_certs

Chris:/* wrote: »

Congrats but you may want to remove this unless you caveat it with a statement you had permission to do this.

thanks I forgot to say that "they give me permission to do that"

Chris:/*

NP don't want you to flag for no reason.