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Just took it this morning and passed with a 77%, not my best idea of passing but hey I did so whatever. The test was a bit harder than I had expected I studied fro abotu 2 1/2weeks using the 2nd edition free e-book they handed out a while ago and I purchased the test-prep questions from the cwne site which helped out more than anything else when it came down to it. My next objective is re-upping my ccna and then possibly cissp.
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You mentioned only studying for 2 1/2 weeks. Did you have prior knowledge/experience in the area? On average, how much did you study each day?
I plan on sitting soon, so I'm just curious.
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Congratulations on the pass!"It doesn't matter, it's in the past!"--Rafiki
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Excellent! A pass is a pass! Congratulations!
Do you have any in-depth observations on the exam and any advise on taking it?
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jdmurray wrote:Excellent! A pass is a pass! Congratulations!
EXACTLY....
Congrats on the pass....Why don't you try the CWSP next...and let me know how it is... Kenny
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Thanks for the congrats everyone. I had pretty much no experience prior to this as far as wireless goes except for general networking knowledge. I spent on average and hour and a half Monday-Friday on studying for the 2 1/2 weeks. My best suggestion is to just give the book a once through and buy the practice questions from their site, take those for a while until you are getting at least 85% each time and not because you memorized which answer to pick. Then again this strategy may not work for everyone but should for most people with at least some background in networking. No real in-depth observations except for trust me on buying the 450 practice questions directly form them, as is the case with most questions offered by the test originator they will get you accustomed to how the questions are asked as well as the difficulty range.(heck some of the questions on the exam reminded me of reworded practice questions). Hmm CWSP, I really need to re-certify my CCNA first and then I am either looking at CWSP or CISSP...I'll end up going for both but depends on which one I want to do first.
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well change of plans, just picked up the cwsp book and practice exams....should be sitting in a month or so for it depending on the level of difficulty the practice exams are.
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Make sure that you understand all of the authentication protocols (EAP), 802.1x, and IPSec inside and out.
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Congratulations my friend! I did it 2 months ago with 79% marks. The exam was not very much difficult. If u have thoroughly studied the study guide then the exam is very easy. The real questions were about the Site Survey. In which there is more ur common sense to use with ur technical knowledge.
Is the exam still the same??shujaa.
