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Just passed the JN0-101 test today for JNCIA-JUNOS, which seems to be a prereq for all of the more advanced Juniper certs. There were a lot more enterprise routing questions on the test than I expected, including specific details about OSPF, BGP, and RIP. Some questions wanted to know specific route export commands, and others were about which routes take preference when, etc. Definitely study up on the routing portion of JunOS if you're looking to take this exam.
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I am just reading this now, but apparently you have to take 3 tests to upgrade from ITP 2008 to MCSE 2012? I was hoping it would just be a single upgrade test and I'd be done. Dang. :/
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theperminator posted:That depends on which ITP Certification you have, it looks like ITP:EA and ITP:SA aren't upgradeable using that exam MCITP automatically grants you MCSA 2008, which IS upgradeable by this exam.
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Mar 13, 2013 01:39
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Corvettefisher posted:I never took it but I own this book, and can say it gave me a really solid understanding of the UNIX environment, and yeah I used Centos to do it. Going off the reviews it appears it has helped some people get there RHCSA. I second that book, it's what I've been using to study for the RHCSA and it's very easy to read/use.
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Apr 22, 2013 04:47
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I work for a Juniper partner and I have quite a few of their certs. First, there is no more specific JNCIA-level exam. There is now only one JNCIA test, the JNCIA-Junos, which is more about Junos (as a language/platform) and less about switching/routing/security/etc. Here are the certification paths: http://www.juniper.net/us/en/training/certification/certification-tracks/ As you can see, the first level for every cert is JNCIA-Junos. Pass that, and it open up all of the other tracks. That's probably why you're having trouble finding JNCIA-level courseware/books. The next level (and first really "technical" level) is JNCIS. So if you want the equivalent of a CCNA/CCNP, you would take the JNCIA-Junos and then the JNCIS-ENT (which is switch/route combined). Secondly, a low-end SRX or two makes a great training box since you can use it both as a firewall or as a pure router (in "packet mode").
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May 24, 2013 16:41
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Tasty Wheat posted:(Lets see if I can do this on my phone while taking a brake from moving) SRX100H is a pretty common one for learning. It's a low-end model (100) but with high memory (H) so it can run whatever you like. I know a couple of guys that used a few SRX100H models off ebay for their JNCIE practice. You can find them for about $300 if you pick up a Dell OEM one. There is also a virtual SRX (JunosV Firefly) but it's not yet released so I don't know what the pricing will look like.
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May 25, 2013 21:48
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Juniper has changed up their certification system significantly. The only JNCIA for switch/route is the JNCIA-Junos, which is more about Junos and less about switching/routing. The real learning happens with the JNCIS, which is a tough test (probably between CCNA/CCNP). There used to be a JNCIA for switch/route (JNCIA-ER) but that no longer exists. http://www.juniper.net/us/en/training/certification/e_track.html
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Aug 7, 2013 07:30
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Tab8715 posted:How many of you are actually using Server 2012 on a daily-basis? Fully on 2012, actually upgrading to 2012 R2 with the new MSDN seed in the next week or so.
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re: VCA, reminds me of the last 5 questions on the original ShoreTel certification exam (which was a 5-day class and a final exam). Most of the test was reasonably challenging, but then the end was just awful. All questions are multiple-choice: *How much do you love ShoreTel? (it's great / not at all) *Will you recommend ShoreTel to your friends and family? (yes / no) *Which of these phone solutions is the best? (Cisco / Avaya / Nortel / ShoreTel -- hint: ShoreTel) *What feature is ShoreTel missing? (DIDs / Voice Mail / Automated Attendants -- hint: none) *Why is ShoreTel the best? (Scalable / Easy / Fun / Powerful / All of the Above)
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Sep 23, 2013 19:51
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FWIW, I didn't do any labs past the first 4-5 and still passed.
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Feb 19, 2014 22:18
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Moey posted:Hmmm, did you do the quizzes? Yeah I did all of the quizzes (100%).
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Moey posted:Is it just me, or is the Stanly ICM lab documentation all jacked up? I'm pounding away through it and later labs reference a datastore that I already deleted. It had me expand an existing datastore on that lun as well. I have been burning through this so I may have missed something, but I do not believe so. Quizzes took a couple of weeks to show up (3-4 weeks iirc).
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