Labs for CIPT2

For those that have finished CIPT2, what sort of labs did you do to prepare?
Setting up multiple clusters for ICT, CCD, SAF, etc. is a lot of work for a lab. I'm not planning to lab anything other than creating a mock globalized dial plan and go over device mobility/extension mobility setup.
Setting up multiple clusters for ICT, CCD, SAF, etc. is a lot of work for a lab. I'm not planning to lab anything other than creating a mock globalized dial plan and go over device mobility/extension mobility setup.
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I've been studying for this exam over a month now and scheduled to take it next week. So far I've mocked up a few scenarios mainly persisting of globalized routing (the concept is amazing but that actual implementation gets awfully confusing at times..lol), some IOS familiarization with the SAF/CCD but not too much effort into it, I hope its not tested extensively but so far the main concepts have been easy to grasp. Based on the other exams CVOICE/CIPT1 I feel comfortable with the way they've laid out the formats of those LABs and questions and don't feel like this one will be any different. Ive been using Mark Snows INE videos and Cisco CIPT2 book.
Glad to see someone else is pursuing this lengthy track!
@bob: I used to INE videos as well (CIPT2 and ATC). Understanding the "why" was ok, simplified dial plan and flow-on benefits. But the "How" you do it, I found the videos and study guide hard to follow....maybe it was just me...:D
Personally I find CCD somewhat easy to grasp and watching it work is awesome! However I thought I read someone state SAF/CCD will be replaced by another technology in an upcoming CUCM version. Any word on that?
CUCM SRND 9x/10, UCCX SRND 10x, QOS SRND, SIP Trunking Guide, anything contact center related
@azaghul. That blog you posted on globalization in your CIPT2 thread is great, even though it's the Australian number plan
@shodown. Isn't Intercluster Lookup Service in version 9 already.
Thanks and good luck. How long did you prepare? I'm thinking of scheduling in four weeks which would be about six weeks study time total.
I've been preparing since middle of February, little more than a month now I'd guess. I've just been rolling from one book to the next and find it reliving that the technology and terms build on each other reinforcing old concepts and introducing new ones with each new book.
My exam was a success today, but I will admit I did WAY better then I would've guessed. Many of the SAF questions left me scratching my head with a 50/50 decision between to answers. Overall, I think these tests are easier then they should be but I'm sure I'll eat my words when I begin studying for the IE Written
What did you score if you don't mind sharing? I think the silver lining with this test is a passing score is 720. That's rather lenient compared to most Cisco exams. You don't have to be perfect to pass it.
After feeling confident with that it seems like all the features that went with it just clicked and made sense either that or I could best guess on the exam! lol...
I scored an 85x... passing score is a 720. I may proceed with CAPPS instead of TVOICE as that is the next section of the INE videos. I'd assume Mark would kind of build on his topics as he has been.
Good info. On Cisco.com TVOICE is listed as the fourth required exam with CAPPS being the last. I plan on taking TVOICE after CIPT2 and saving CAPPS for last since it is supposedly the easiest one.
Thanks guys!
I scheduled my TVOICE for next week... after reviewing the blueprint it's all pretty much "Troubleshoot XYZ".. I figure I know it or I dont lol. I've been over INE videos twice now and I'm listening to K.Wallace videos at work to throw in some diversity.