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BCMSN Schedule 27th dec **PASS**
well this will be my first cisco exam in which i am not excited going to the exam ...dont know why...may be the switching world is not as exciting as routing world.......i feel their is a lot more theory in BCMSN ...then in BSCI ....which made it boring for me ...and also i couldnt do much of practice ....only limited to GNS3 ......i hope and wish to clear it in first try and move on to I....
have gone through cbt 2-3 times ....and cisco self study guide 3 times. few boson labs and rest GNS3 practice.....
will let u all know how it went on 27th
have gone through cbt 2-3 times ....and cisco self study guide 3 times. few boson labs and rest GNS3 practice.....
will let u all know how it went on 27th
next exam -> ICSW (CCNP 50% done)
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3 hrs left .........feeling like i dont remmber anything
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good luck!!Currently Studying For: Nothing (cert-wise, anyway)
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Good Luck!
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So, how'd it go? Don't leave us in suspense!!!
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Don't you just hate that?
Good luck man! 
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I've said it before, and I'll say it again -- they should outlaw bars within 1000 yards/meters of testing centers. We get too many delayed exam results due to people starting their celebrations (or drowning their sorrows) as soon as they walk out of the test center.
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I disagree...I think they should administer exam *in* bars, so you can celebrate (or commiserate) with others as soon as you're outta the test room! If they toss in an on-site cab company, then they've got all their bases covered!!mikej412 wrote:I've said it before, and I'll say it again -- they should outlaw bars within 1000 yards/meters of testing centers. We get too many delayed exam results due to people starting their celebrations (or drowning their sorrows) as soon as they walk out of the test center.
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Well.... the perfect test center would be in a Starbucks in or near a hotel (so you don't have to drive) with a Bar (for the post-exam celebration or sorrow) -- near the beach or in an amusement park (or near the slopes for the snow bunnies) -- with free internet access (and internet kiosks) so that you could report your exam results here.skrpune wrote:I think they should administer exam *in* bars
For the "wild crowd" here I guess there could be a Las Vegas option with beverage service and floor shows during the exam.:mike: Cisco Certifications -- Collect the Entire Set! -
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alright, you win!mikej412 wrote:
Well.... the perfect test center would be in a Starbucks in or near a hotel (so you don't have to drive) with a Bar (for the post-exam celebration or sorrow) -- near the beach or in an amusement park (or near the slopes for the snow bunnies) -- with free internet access (and internet kiosks) so that you could report your exam results here.skrpune wrote:I think they should administer exam *in* bars
For the "wild crowd" here I guess there could be a Las Vegas option with beverage service and floor shows during the exam.
...but if there's a beverage service & shows available before the exam, something tells me that some people might not even make it *to* their exam!Currently Studying For: Nothing (cert-wise, anyway)
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dorry folks for updating it little late.......was in party mood ......finally ...2 down for my CCNP ....so half way to my marathon.
test exerience......well i think cisco should put more thougths on simulators ...as i feel them very easy ...simple do this types..........for professionals of cisco they should make it little tougher .....just a thought.
time to update my signature ...just luv this part ...after every exam
next is ISCW as have to do some site-to-site vpn and remote logins ....on all the 3 islands here ....so i guess this would be fun ....study with live project .next exam -> ICSW (CCNP 50% done) -
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Congrats!An expert is a man who has made all the mistakes which can be made.
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mikej412 wrote:
Well.... the perfect test center would be in a Starbucks in or near a hotel (so you don't have to drive) with a Bar (for the post-exam celebration or sorrow) -- near the beach or in an amusement park (or near the slopes for the snow bunnies) -- with free internet access (and internet kiosks) so that you could report your exam results here.skrpune wrote:I think they should administer exam *in* bars
For the "wild crowd" here I guess there could be a Las Vegas option with beverage service and floor shows during the exam.
And here I just bring a hip-flask with some Johnnie Walker Blue Label in it for celebration/lamentation of my score.
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Have to agree with the comment on the simulations, but then I'm going to be ambivolent about it and say that I don't agree
I think the simulations go far enough... trouble is, if you make them too difficult, then where do you draw the line?
There just seems less to configure than say, an MS sim though I'll admit...
GUI's are fat though, the CLI is the blade.... getting to the point.
