JNCIE-SP Passed!

Heard back the other day I passed the JNCIE-SP! Very excited and ready to move on to Security

For anybody currently studying, Junosphere Junosphere Junosphere....awesome resource if you have access to it

Also thank you to everybody in the forum here, I've been a long time reader but really need to start posting more...hopefully the security track will get me going on that

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Ahriakin

Congrats!

Aldur

Wow, very cool man, big congrats on the pass! And best of luck on the security track.

networker050184

Congrats man! What recourses did you use? Any vendor labs/work books you'd suggest? This one is on my plate for this year hopefully as well.

zoidberg

Awesome!!

So onto Security now for the Triple?

Nice!

hoelschera

Congrats.

teren

Thank you everyone, triple is the goal, you guys have set the bar pretty high

As far as resources, Junosphere along with the SP bootcamp lab book was a great combo to build speed/efficiency. If you can attend any of the courses or at least get your hands on courseware for the SP track, they're very well done and easy to focus on areas you need more depth in. Home lab is always nice but I'm becoming a bigger fan of Junosphere everytime I use it.

sachivg

Hey Congratulations teren...

nethacker

Congrats bro.. I have to set aside money for junosphere if my company won't get me SRX210s for my IE lab.

masagung

Hi Teren, congrats for your JNCIE-SP

anyway i'm planning to take the exam next month, do you have any tips? books ?

brunojuniper

masagung wrote: »

Hi Teren, congrats for your JNCIE-SP
anyway i'm planning to take the exam next month, do you have any tips? books ?

Inetzero JNCIE-SP workbook is great. i use them . offical jncie-sp lab guide is a altermative.

teren

Junosphere was a great asset if you have access through your company or even just purchase a couple sessions. The Official Juniper JNCIE-SP bootcamp is also great, they did a wonderful job on the content.

whitehorse

Hi Teren,
How long did you study for the JNCIE?
I recently passed my CCIE SP, and looking to transition into Juniper. I'm wondering the time burden that might be required

Dakinggamer87

Congrats on pass!!

Good luck on next one

salah94

Good job !

dark_15

Let me know if you need some tips on passing the JNCIE-SEC! Congrats on the JNCIE-SP pass!

mellowd

Congrats. Out of interest, how much junosphere time (and money) did you use? Currently I have a lab set up with an M10 running logical systems and a few SRXs in packet mode. While it's ideal to have access to an unused MX, there really is no topics in the blueprint that specifically require the MX. Some of the more advanced L2 features are now on the JNCIS-SP exam, but not on the JNCIE-SP.

teren

It's hard to say how much Junosphere time I spent since I have access to a shared pool that my department pays for. A M10 with logical systems and some packet-mode SRX's really should do the trick, if you only had the SRX's it's a little more debatable since there are some limitations like route reflectors and such but with the M10 I would think you should be able to cover most if not all the necessary scenarios.

cciejncie-sp

Which version of bootcamp Lab book you got? I bought version 10.a 2-3 years ago when they use to sell it without attending bootcamp.

Congratulations!!!

Congratulations!!!

Congrats!

Congrats!!!

Passed the Pre-Assessment this morning so it looks like I'm going to try to join the Juniper club too!

trypro

Congrats !!!!

Please share your JNCIE-SP book if you have. thanks for sharing