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passed JNCIA-Junos!
just back from Prometric having passed JNCIA-Junos 
did most of my study from the FastTrack books, but dipped into the M-track books & Juni docs for clarification on a few things (plus asking the odd stupid question on here)
I think I'm going to do JNCIS-ENT next to make use of the free study resources & to solidify my skills, then on to the SP track after that
did most of my study from the FastTrack books, but dipped into the M-track books & Juni docs for clarification on a few things (plus asking the odd stupid question on here)
I think I'm going to do JNCIS-ENT next to make use of the free study resources & to solidify my skills, then on to the SP track after that
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unclerico
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Congrats on the pass! Juniper gear is excellent and I love their cli! Good luck on the ENT track!Preparing for CCIE Written -
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networker050184
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Congrats!An expert is a man who has made all the mistakes which can be made. -
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Aldur
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Congrats on the pass, and good luck on the ENT track
"Bribe is such an ugly word. I prefer extortion. The X makes it sound cool."
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SubnetZero
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just back from Prometric having passed JNCIA-Junos
did most of my study from the FastTrack books, but dipped into the M-track books & Juni docs for clarification on a few things (plus asking the odd stupid question on here)
I think I'm going to do JNCIS-ENT next to make use of the free study resources & to solidify my skills, then on to the SP track after that
Hey congrats mate! So what did you do for hands-on practice? Olive? Real hardware? Please share, thanks!
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SubnetZero wrote: »Hey congrats mate! So what did you do for hands-on practice? Olive? Real hardware? Please share, thanks!
I used a couple of IP330's running Olive (see the 1u olive sticky) - I think that's ample for JNCIA. I was running oldish code - 7.4 - so a few minor things didn't work quite as per the FastTrack docs, nor some of the hardware-specific stuff like traffic monitoring, but no big deal
when I move on to JNCI[SPE] I have a couple of PC Olives that I will probably throw into the mesh, although I have played with virtual-routers & they work very well too. I also have a pile of c26xx's that I will likely use as external-AS routers as I can configure them in my sleep & concentrate on JunOS. lastly, I have a couple of linux servers that I can hook in as edge hosts/traffic-gennerators as requiredJNCIS-ENT - :study: -
Optionslrb
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Congrats on the pass mate!
For the ENT do you have any EX switches at work or something that you can lab on? Not sure how focused the JNCIS-ENT on switching but I'm guessing you will need some exposure to the EX switches. -
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There's plenty of EX material covered in the ENT track."Bribe is such an ugly word. I prefer extortion. The X makes it sound cool."
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Yep just checked the ENT fast track materials, you'll definitely want to get your hands on some EX switches
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There's plenty of EX material covered in the ENT track.Yep just checked the ENT fast track materials, you'll definitely want to get your hands on some EX switches
I'm only planning on doing JNCIS-ENT, then switching to the the SP track. I'm not paying even ebay prices for an EX, so I'll take my chances just book-learning the switching stuff. I don't think it'll be too hard now I've got to grips with the CLI
the other option might be to speak to my friendly Juni reseller & get an EX in for "testing"
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