TSHOOT Submitted 45 min to the 1st round

After last weeks No Contest ruling in the exam. I dominated the exam. After thinking about the best approach, all I can say is get a lab in packet tracer or GNS3. Or use the new Boson Netsim Tshoot exam. From there practice a sound troubleshooting strategy. I will get mine posted in a blog soon.

Check the blog below

http://urbanengineercisco.blogspot.com/2010/09/tshoot-passed.html

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jovan88

congrats!!! I did the same method of troubleshooting and was able to finish in about the same time frame as you. Whats next? I figured BSCI + BCMSN + TSHOOT left a lot of holes in my CCNP foundation so I'm going for QoS and maybe CCNA:Sec.

peanutnoggin

shodown wrote: »

After last weeks No Contest ruling in the exam. I dominated the exam. After thinking about the best approach, all I can say is get a lab in packet tracer or GNS3. Or use the new Boson Netsim Tshoot exam. From there practice a sound troubleshooting strategy. I will get mine posted in a blog soon.

Check the blog below

Urban Cisco Engineer: TSHOOT Passed

CONGRATS on the pass!!! What's next? Looks like you're on your way to the VP?!?!

-Peanut

shodown

peanutnoggin wrote: »

CONGRATS on the pass!!! What's next? Looks like you're on your way to the VP?!?!

-Peanut

I doubt I will be doing anymore professional level certs. As for VOIP I have already been the lead engineer for a large Voip implementation so I think with a CCNP and the experience I will be fine. I know a lot of jobs maybe CCVP required, but I'm willing to deal with that. I will be either doing my CCIE: Voice or R&S. I haven't' made up my mind yet.

Slowhand

shodown wrote: »

I doubt I will be doing anymore professional level certs. As for VOIP I have already been the lead engineer for a large Voip implementation so I think with a CCNP and the experience I will be fine. I know a lot of jobs maybe CCVP required, but I'm willing to deal with that. I will be either doing my CCIE: Voice or R&S. I haven't' made up my mind yet.

First of all, congratulations on the pass and your new CCNP title. As for which CCIE path to take, it's probably a wise move to go for the R&S to make you as marketable as possible, then consider doing the CCVP to beef up your VOIP credentials. . . or, hell, maybe even doing the CCIE Voice afterwards and be one of those smug multiple-CCIE holders.

mikej412

Congratulations!!

wirerat

Congrats on the pass!

creamy_stew

Great job on the pass!