I completed the Cisco Data Center Nexus Dashboard Essentials training provided by CiscoU and collected 22 CE credits for my CCIE.
Since I took CCNA I have always tried to renew my certifications with exams from other tracks.
Now with Cisco U and the Rev Up program it becomes even easier to get CE credits and at the same time delve into other technologies.
I’ve completed the Rev Up to Recert: SD-WAN Fundamentals (SDWFND) v.2.0 Learning Path and collected 12 CE credits.
I’ve completed the Rev Up to Recert: CyberOps Associate, Understanding Cisco Cybersecurity Operations Fundamentals (CBROPS) Learning Path and collected 30 CE credits.
I’ve completed the Rev Up to Recert: Understanding Cisco Network Automation Essentials (DEVNAE) 1.0 Learning Path and collected 16 CE credits.
I’ve completed the CiscoU Rev Up to Recert: Python Learning Path and collected 15 CE credits.
I’ve completed the CiscoU Rev Up to Recert: Enterprise Learning Path and collected 15 CE credits.
It has been more than 20 years since my last Microsoft certification exam. Windows NT4 was very common, Windows 2000 was cutting edge, and my first job was to migrate some SMEs in my region from the former to the latter.
My goal at the time was to get the famous MCSE , but I never had the chance to finish the certificaton track, stopping after a couple of exams.
Then I fell in love with networking.
We don’t install all our servers in the same DC. But what about clouds? Would you trust one Cloud Server Provider for all your applications?
This is the premise of Multicloud.
Today I passed the Cisco Certified DevNet Associate DEVASC 200-901 exam.
Here’s a quick note about my experience.
Cloud computing runs on Cloud networks, when the cheese moves it’s time to hit the maze!
Beginning June 2017 Cisco introduced the Continuing Education Program as a new way to recertify expert level certifications.
Today I passed exam 2V0-642 to update my VCP5-DCV and got VCP6-NV (NSX v6.2)
I’ll share here what I used to prepare the exam.
Learning Path I passed exam VCP5-DCV in 2015 . At the time I expected to work more with datacenter technology and I needed a more in-depth knowledge of how virtualization works.
After a couple of years I needed to pay the vendor tax a.
Last week I passed PW0-105 exam and obtained the CWNA certification:
I work with wireless network since 2005, I began installing some SoHo APs and in the last few years I designed and deployed many bigger networks, some of which are challenging high density environments.
I read manyCisco documents about wifi design and in this year’s Cisco Live I attended many session related to wifi. After passing CCNA-W I didn’t felt confident enough, I know how to design, install and troubleshoot a wireless network but I wanted to have a deeper knowledge of the technologies involved ant how the protocols work.
Today I passed this Cisco exam: (642-647) Deploying Cisco ASA VPN Solutions v1.0 (VPN) and my CCSP certification is now updated to the new CCNP(Security) .
I’ve prepared the exam on the Cisco Press Official Cert Guide . The exam was not very hard, probably because I work on Pix/Asa platforms since 2007. The guide is very complete and actually I’ve re-learned some topics and how to deploy SSL and WebVPN in a better way, easyer to manage and to scale.