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I passed the exam...807!!! The exam was actually easier then i expected. They asked me a ton of question on VoIP, hardware tools, network devices, routing protocols. A few WAN & LAN questions. A few troubleshooting questions.No subnetting questions. very few DNS, Port, OSI model questions. Overall the exam was very straight forward, some questions where worded crazy, but I expected that from Comptia.
Study materials:
Mike Meyers
mcse.com
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I just wanted to thank everyone one on this forum for their encouraging words through my Sec+ & Net+ journey. Next stop is CISSP. I am a Network Security person. I wanted to take this exam to become more technical and I think I achieved it (some what...lol).
Study materials:
Mike Meyers
mcse.com
techexams notes
I just wanted to thank everyone one on this forum for their encouraging words through my Sec+ & Net+ journey. Next stop is CISSP. I am a Network Security person. I wanted to take this exam to become more technical and I think I achieved it (some what...lol).
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Congrats on the pass! CISSP is (as I am sure you know) insanely harder then both Network+ and Security+ combined, so good luck!
Next Up: Linux+/RHCSA, GCIA
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Congrats on the pass! CISSP is on my list for 2011 as well.. I will most likely get the Associate of ISC^2 status until I fulfil the requirements. They have a boot camp class at Fort Gordon that is free to DoD which my boss was talking about going to so if I can tag along I am definitely going to take advantage of it. Buying the AIO CISSP v5 book shortly and will study for several months.
Also on the 2011 goal list are CCNA, Server+, MCDST, and MCITP EDST7
In Progress: CJV1 (4 CU)
Transfered: WFV1, TJP1, CLC1, INC1, INT1, EUP1, EUC1, BVC1, GAC1, DHV1, DIV1, CWV1, CRV1, DEV1, CTV1, DJV1, IWC1, IWT1, CVV1, RIT1, CIC1, CJC1, TBP1, TCP1, EAV1, EBV1, TJC1, AGC1 (82 CU)
Completed: MGC1, TPV1, CUV1 (14 CU)
Remaining: BOV1, BNC1, TXP1, TXC1, TYP1, TPC1, SBT1, QZT1 (22 CU)
Oh that is great. I plan on buying both AIO and CISSP CKB. Maybe CISSP for dummies. I plan to study for at leat 6 months. I wish you the best in all your future plans.
I totally agree!!!!
I know...I will take at least 6 months to study!!
Network+ and Security+ were both easier than I expected too. Just shows what you can do if you put in the time.
Congratz on your pass!!!!
Thanks, you are totally correct.
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