CWTS Pass - 91%

After rescheduling the exam a few times in the last few months. I finally sat and passed CWTS today with 91%

Used the official Sybex book and CWNP practise questions. Found the exam relatively easy in comparison to others I have sat. Also really improved my understanding of 802.11.

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Aldur

congrats on the pass!

Bokeh

Congrats on the pass.

JDMurray

Congratulations!

And that's a great score!

Be prepared for the CWNP and CWSP to be much more difficult than the CWTS.

YuckTheFankees

Congrats! It's always nice to hear individuals going after the CWNP certifications.

whatthehell

congratz on the pass and thanks for posting study materials!

SteveO86

Congrats man!

Yea my experience with the CWTS was just about the same.

Gonna be tackling CWNA anytime soon?

Swift6

I think I will focus on MS Windows server certs for now. Can't rule out moving up the CWNP ladder with time

N2IT

Congratz on the pass! Cool certification, got to love wireless!

Dr IT

Congrats on the Pass

cmitchell_00

Congrats on the pass! I see wireless as an important part of the network these days so; it's an good cert to invest in.

narresh64

Congrat on your pass, I am taking mine in July... other than what you mentioned you used to study for the exam, I have the Tom Carpenter edition, so i am doing some extra preparation here.:D

Donwon3000

Congrats on the pass, good investment.

jdubb45

I'm extremly obsessed with telecommunications! Did it in the Army, have FCC license for GMRS/HAM, and now work as a pen tester. One of the modules the company I work for is wireless pen testing/recon. As far as wireless technology goes which track should be followed for a person who does PEN testing?

JDMurray

Wireless technology is at OSI Layers 1 and 2, while pen testing is typically in Layers 3, 4, and mostly 7. Pen testing wireless networks is about defeating firewalls and authentication systems to become a legitimate user and gain access to the wired network. Understanding different wireless (802.11, Bluetooth, Zigbee) access control standards and implementations is where you should start,