I am still studying. Work has been keeping me way too busy over the past few weeks but I am still learning some VoIP stuff when I can. I am going to Cisco Live in June and I want to take the voice lab while I am down there. That means I have to pass the CCIE written between now and then. I probably will make an attempt in April sometime. Basically still grinding with six figure salary dreams.
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valdez21 said:Studying for the ROUTE exam currently. Plan on taking it by end of Feb. Trying to knock out all of CCNP before May. Still using INE CCIE materials for these exams.
how is INE's stuff? Im using ipexpert. i may invest in their labs etc as well once i get my speed up. ive heard between the 2 companies, theres about 20 labs..and usually one of the labs are given to you on the actual test
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longmeat said:You can DL the INE labs from the internet. That's what i did, came up to about 30gb for all the videos and lab shit.
word? link...?
King Erauno said:valdez21 said:Studying for the ROUTE exam currently. Plan on taking it by end of Feb. Trying to knock out all of CCNP before May. Still using INE CCIE materials for these exams.
how is INE's stuff? Im using ipexpert. i may invest in their labs etc as well once i get my speed up. ive heard between the 2 companies, theres about 20 labs..and usually one of the labs are given to you on the actual test
INE is pretty good. Brian Mcgahan is pretty good. Not like Jeremy from CBT nuggets but way more detailed.
isiahil said:I am still studying. Work has been keeping me way too busy over the past few weeks but I am still learning some VoIP stuff when I can. I am going to Cisco Live in June and I want to take the voice lab while I am down there. That means I have to pass the CCIE written between now and then. I probably will make an attempt in April sometime. Basically still grinding with six figure salary dreams.
That's been my motto ever since i started
King Erauno said:longmeat said:You can DL the INE labs from the internet. That's what i did, came up to about 30gb for all the videos and lab shit.
word? link...?
Man, I had downloaded it from a Megaupload type site like a few months back. I found a premium account online, logged in with it, and just download the rar files over night. I don't even remember where I got it from, I just Googled INE ccie security and started clicking links.
valdez21 said:INE is pretty good. Brian Mcgahan is pretty good. Not like Jeremy from CBT nuggets but way more detailed.
On the real, Jeremy is the goat instructor. That nigga make you feel like you in the lab with him when he's doing them CBT's. I'd actually pay money to go in a class with him and learn some shit.
That's been my motto ever since i started
How old are you?
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longmeat said:valdez21 said:INE is pretty good. Brian Mcgahan is pretty good. Not like Jeremy from CBT nuggets but way more detailed.
On the real, Jeremy is the goat instructor. That nigga make you feel like you in the lab with him when he's doing them CBT's. I'd actually pay money to go in a class with him and learn some shit.
That's been my motto ever since i started
How old are you?
True that...I'm 00010111 years old lol
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I will be geting my A+ cert after I get my Master's degree. I also want to do some programming. I want to become a business Analyst. Searching Dice every job wants some basic programming experience. Should I just get windows certified or learn a basic programming language? C++, Java or .Net
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caddo man said:I will be geting my A+ cert after I get my Master's degree. I also want to do some programming. I want to become a business Analyst. Searching Dice every job wants some basic programming experience. Should I just get windows certified or learn a basic programming language? C++, Java or .Net
look and see the job listings on Dice and see what it requires. you cant learn programming overnight so if you have any free time get it cracking with the certs/programming. once you get comfortable with it you can throw it on your resume and it can make a difference between getting a job right after your degree or getting one a year later.
A+ can take you about 3 weeks to learn, practice and pass
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^^^ gotdamn.
i need some shit like that and id be happy with the rest of my life
i need some shit like that and id be happy with the rest of my life
Here's the job description:
Ima apply for this shit and see what happens. I'm definitely qualified, and will have my CCNP Security this Saturday. Damn I can't wait to have my CCIE. I might fuck around and be able to afford a used Maybach lmao
Member of team responsible for the overall performance and availability of security system infrastructure solutions. Analyze technologies and recommend upgrades/changes based on assessments of the organization's current and future Security System needs.
Design system solutions and create implementation and support models for technology encompassing a specific specialization or platform.
Create both short and long-term enterprise system technology roadmaps based on an understanding of the organizational strategic requirements, technology context and business needs.
Define and review reports to ensure all services are completely and successfully delivered. Proactively intervene to correct problems when they are encountered. Use metrics to improve processes.
Work effectively with other IS teams and outsourcing provider(s) to ensure technology solutions are effectively managed and performed.
Ensure a thorough analysis of service results, and respond to any escalated service delivery issues
Assess organization's current and future technology needs. Set direction and lead improvements of techniques, methodologies and deliverables.
Perform other duties as requested
Minimum Requirements:
Bachelor's Degree in Information Systems or related field
Eight years of experience in the information services, which includes five (5) years experience with security systems technologies
Strong understanding of Infrastructure design and support concepts.
Preferred Qualifications
Appropriate security certifications, such as CISSP (ISC)2, MCSA/MCSE: Security (Microsoft), CCSP
(Cisco) and/or certifications from vendors
Experience with MSFT platforms strongly preferred
Experience with security architecture related to protocols such as SNMP, HTTP(s), SOA, Web
Services
Experience with secure coding practices, thread modeling, vulnerability assessment
Experience with network and server security, including firewalls, VPN, Anti-Virus, Patch Management,
etc.
Experience with Common Criteria, FIPS and other certifications
Ima apply for this shit and see what happens. I'm definitely qualified, and will have my CCNP Security this Saturday. Damn I can't wait to have my CCIE. I might fuck around and be able to afford a used Maybach lmao
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longmeat said:To all the niggas that's needing motivation, I just got e-mailed about a position paying 171k a year. If that shit don't make you want to get your ass up and knock them certs out, nothing will!
^^^^^THIS
Man i may have to push back my route exam date, it's not sinking in like i wanted
yeah that's what im using. BGP and OSPF types. Right now going through the Route OCG and Route Student Lab manual. I'm trying to get to a point where i know what the lab is asking for me to do in these objectives and case studies. I've read this article about Roman Rodichev, the 6xCCIE...
Roman: If you are going to do CCIE, why waste time on CCNP? If you are ready for CCIE, you can go and take all CCNP tests in one day, and you’ll pass them. Getting CCNP might get you a $10-20K salary increase, but probably only if you switch jobs. If you think that CCIE is your ultimate goal, go for CCIE, don’t think about CCNP. These two certifications require a different approach in studying. Some people choose to study with pass4sure and pass the CCNP within a week. I would rather prepare first for a CCIE, and then take CCNP tests without preparation a week before the CCIE lab.
Got me reconsidering my strategy...
Roman: If you are going to do CCIE, why waste time on CCNP? If you are ready for CCIE, you can go and take all CCNP tests in one day, and you’ll pass them. Getting CCNP might get you a $10-20K salary increase, but probably only if you switch jobs. If you think that CCIE is your ultimate goal, go for CCIE, don’t think about CCNP. These two certifications require a different approach in studying. Some people choose to study with pass4sure and pass the CCNP within a week. I would rather prepare first for a CCIE, and then take CCNP tests without preparation a week before the CCIE lab.
Got me reconsidering my strategy...
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^^^^
it all depends on your time and $ really. you can braindump your whole way to the CCIE lab and ultimately you will learn everything needed to validate your CCNP in order to actually pass the CCIE lab..but its the experience and problems/scenarios you run into that will make you great at networking. i see what you're saying though
it all depends on your time and $ really. you can braindump your whole way to the CCIE lab and ultimately you will learn everything needed to validate your CCNP in order to actually pass the CCIE lab..but its the experience and problems/scenarios you run into that will make you great at networking. i see what you're saying though
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