Passed CCNA Voice 1000/1000

Aced the CCNA Voice exam last Thursday 1000/1000 Full Marks! I have been working in Telecom for four months now, and have used the INE training Video's, Cisco Press Official Cert guide, and the Global Knowledge CIPT1 class my company paid for as well.

I got to say that the Official cert guide is the most entertaining Cisco Press book I have ever read. The Matrix quotes are awesome and if you look REALLY CLOSE you will see examples using Star Wars Characters. Learning IT would flat out suck without Jeremy Cioara.

I guess I am off to lab up for the CCNP Voice. (After a solid month of Diablo 3).

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jamesp1983

Congrats. Excellent score.

wbosher

Wow!! Well done mate, go and have a drink or three.

DexterPark

Already blew through 5 of my six pack

wbosher

Go get some more, six beers ain't anywhere enough for a celebration.

MrBrian

Congrats DexterPark! Impressive score as well!

luberguilarte

Did you find the ccna voice harder that the routing & switching ?
Thanks

DexterPark

I found it to be easier at the CCNA level. Just depends on your amount of exposure. I work out of CUCM & CUC every day and I have just about customized everything on my CME deployment at home. (MoH, Background Images, Ringtones, etc....) Plus I am totally into it now more than I ever was in R/S

tprice5

impressive sir. Hats off to you.

networker050184

Congrats!

shodown

DexterPark wrote: »

I found it to be easier at the CCNA level. Just depends on your amount of exposure. I work out of CUCM & CUC every day and I have just about customized everything on my CME deployment at home. (MoH, Background Images, Ringtones, etc....) Plus I am totally into it now more than I ever was in R/S

Sounds like we are the same person, I was doing a heavy routing job when I lost my voip job. I took a pay cut just to get back into VOIP. But I loved it so much I went hard core at it. Its great to see others have the same feeling.

One thing I forgot to add it stay on top of your route/switch game. Even though you do voip, depending on your enviorment its usually easier to use the VOIP engineer to buildout new sites cause they understand the POE, QOS requirements of the LAN.

DexterPark

shodown wrote: »

Sounds like we are the same person, I was doing a heavy routing job when I lost my voip job. I took a pay cut just to get back into VOIP. But I loved it so much I went hard core at it. Its great to see others have the same feeling.
One thing I forgot to add it stay on top of your route/switch game. Even though you do voip, depending on your enviorment its usually easier to use the VOIP engineer to buildout new sites cause they understand the POE, QOS requirements of the LAN.

Agreed, I am wanting to learn more on BGP, IPv6 ,ect.. Also looking to get CCDA, CCDP, CCNP this year. I am thinking of doing CCDA & CCNP Switch, as a primer for the CVOICE exam because of the QOS piece.

ddcengineer

Sweet score! Congrats!!!!

I'm starting(or resuming, rather) my Voice studies this week.

Somnipotent

Congrats!! I'm working on CCNAV right now myself as a fresh noob to VoIP technologies. The whole series so far has been incredibly cool. I could go without a majority of Jeremy's over the top Matrix references, but all-in-all I'm ordering some 7941/61s, some FXO/FXS ports and I'm ready to lab this up!!