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Filed Under (cisco) by verygoodchang on June-30-2008
Cisco certification Introduction Three Levels of IT Certification Six Different Paths IT Certification in Focused Areas The Microsoft 2003 Server Exam, 70-290, is one of the core exams of the MCSE, MCSA, and even the MCDBA (Database Administration) certification tracks. The exam is designed to test a candidate’s knowledge of managing a Windows Server 2003 environment. It also tests the candidate’ ability to configure Windows Server 2003 to work with key Windows features and operate efficiently over a Windows network. We know,this exam costs $125 each attempt.So, you should do your best to pass the MCDBA 70-290 exam. Certay 70-290 is written to coincide with the real test by the experienced IT experts and specialists. With the complete collection of Questions and Answers, Certay 70-290 is high enough to help the candidates to pass this exam easily without any other study materials and no need to attend the expensive training class. To match the current real test, the technical team from Certay will update the Questions and Answers for any changes in time, and also we are always accepting the feedbacks about this exam from our users, in specialty, we will mend the exam pool with the suggestions from those users who got full scores in this exam, so to perfect Certay 70-290 to make it always have the best quality! Certay offers free demo for 70-290 exam (MCDBA - Implementing Secure Converged Wide Area Networks). You can check out the interface, question quality and usability of our practice exams before you decide to buy it. We are the only one site can offer demo for almost all products. From
Filed Under (cisco) by verygoodchang on June-26-2008
Cisco Systems has some of the most widely respected and highly sought after IT certifications in the industry. Individuals who earn the Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert (CCIE) certification are consistently among the highest paid IT workers. To preserve the integrity of the certification process and the value of its certifications, Cisco has partnered with Pearson VUE to implement a tough new set of security measures. “Employers rely on our certifications to validate that a potential employee or contractor has the level of knowledge and expertise to perform on the job,” said Fred Weiller, Director of Marketing for Learning@Cisco. “For an individual a certification represents an investment in time and money to present himself as an expert in the networking field. We are acting to defend the integrity of Cisco certifications.” “I’ve been in testing since the 1980’s with Control Data’s first computer testing implementation,” said Randy Trask, Vice President of Market Development for Pearson VUE, “and I can tell you that cheating has always been around. What’s changed is the pervasiveness of the internet. In a half second, an individual can compromise intellectual property around the globe in forums that are highly categorized and easily accessible.” Who are the Culprits? Trask said that VUE and Cisco had identified three main categories of people who attempt to compromise certification exams: proxy test takers, item harvesters and cheaters. “When we began to devise counter measures, we developed techniques directed to each of the three groups,” said Trask. Proxy test takers go to a test center and sit for an exam registered as another individual. “It’s an age old problem,” said Trask, “but it’s definitely a problem that we continue to see.” An item harvester is someone who takes an exam under their real name, but their sole intention is to steal intellectual property. The worst offenders in this category are those in the employ of black market test vendors or other organizations who believe they can profit from stealing test questions. A less sinister item harvester is someone who used a brain dump site to prepare for the exam and returns to the site to post several items that he remembers to “give back” to the group. Cheaters are individuals who are not trying to profit stealing intellectual property; they are just dishonest people willing to cheat to pass an exam. “It’s like when you were in school and somebody wrote the answers on the bottom of his shoe,” said Trask. Candidate Authentication Program The candidate authentication program is designed as a counter measure to the proxy test taker. Under this program, each Cisco exam candidate will have to sit for a digital photograph and provide a digital signature. The photo and signature will become a permanent part of the exam record. If a candidate refuses to provide the photo and signature, they will not be allowed to take the exam. “In a proxy testing investigation, being able to review photographs associated with exams is a powerful investigative tool,” said Trask. “If we have the same photograph appearing under different names and signatures, it provides evidence that is difficult to refute.” “This is really going to help deter proxy test takers directly, but I also think it is going to increase the overall level of awareness about our tightened security measures so some of the cheaters will not be so bold. The equipment and the process are highly visible at the testing centers,” said Trask. All Pearson VUE testing centers worldwide are being equipped to implement the program and hundreds have already been outfitted with the technology. Pearson plans to rollout the program in three separate waves by region as they achieve critical mass with installed sites. Once the program is activated in a region, people who refuse to participate will not be allowed to test. Exam Data Forensics During a Cisco certification exam, each keystroke is logged and a record is created that includes the length of the test period, how much time was spent on each question, whether an answer was changed, how much time was spent on the second answer, etc. After the exam is completed, but before the results are processed, each exam session is analyzed by forensic software that analyzes the session against established behaviors and suspect exams are flagged for investigation. “When you analyze a testing program the size of Cisco’s, you develop an extensive knowledge base of behaviors you expect to see at every level of the examination,” said Trask. “We’ve broken the population down by age, sex, education, country, etc., and we know what to expect in almost every instance. We’ve established norms for behavior for an individual taking an exam for the first time, for taking an exam a second time after failing initially. We know how the distractors should be performing. We’ve amassed a wealth of knowledge for every test question.” When an exam is flagged, it is investigated by VUE psychologists and security teams. If they determine that there is a problem with the cisco certification test, the results are invalidated and the candidate is offered a free chance to retake the test. They are given a different form of the test and have the opportunity to validate that they understood the information and should have passed the test. Program Data Forensics Another layer of security examines a wide range of other program attributes to determine what is occurring within the program. “We’re comparing testing center to testing center, and within a center, we are comparing one administrator to another administrator to see if inconsistencies emerge,” Trask said. “We look at things like candidates who live in one country but test in another; we review financial information, credit card information; just a very wide range of information to see patterns and inconsistencies.” Consequences In the past when someone was caught cheating they would have their score invalidated and their credential could be revoked. The most serious consequence would be preventing the individual from participating in a certification program. But the stakes are going up. “Our evidence collection is now done for evidentiary purposes,” said Trask. ‘We intend to pursue civil and criminal remedies against people who choose to profit from violating or infringing on our intellectual property. And I applaud Cisco for it. Previously people wanted to avoid any bad PR related to going after these groups, but both Pearson and Cisco are taking it very seriously and we will take action against them.” “It is not just an intellectual property issue,” said Weiller. “Ultimately it’s about protecting the integrity and value of the certification. Since test development is very expensive process, we can establish direct and consequential damages for which we can pursue recovery. The laws governing intellectual property give us a legal basis to pursue these people, but the objective is to protect the brand and the equity in the certification.” “Our program year after year is seen as having solid value in the marketplace,” said Erik Ullanderson, Manager of Global Certifications for Learning@Cisco, the group responsible for Cisco training and certification. “We recently awarded our one millionth certification and the majority of those people earned their credentials fairly. We are protecting their investment and the value that employers place on Cisco certifications.” Awareness and Engagement Cisco and Pearson are developing targeted messaging that will be delivered in email campaigns to certification holders and on posters in testing centers. One central theme will be appropriate vs. inappropriate study methods and behavior. “In many instances, candidates don’t see anything wrong about using or contributing to brain dump sites,” said Trask. “We are going to be educating people about the local and federal laws governing theft of intellectual property in the various regions around the world.” Another effort will be to engage certification holders to alert program representatives in cases where people don’t seem to have the requisite skills for a certification. “People who have earned a certification honestly have a vested interest in protecting the integrity of the process and the value of their certification,” said Trask. “Anytime someone has a certification but doesn’t have the skills to do the job, it hurts the value of everyone’s certification.” The coordinated program will only be used with Cisco certifications at present, but Trask thinks that other certification sponsors will follow. “The candidate authentication program is the first real security effort since we rolled out IT certification in the late 80’s, and we are glad that the leadership at Cisco was willing to take the brave first step,” he said. “Combined with the forensics and educational outreach we are confident that the program will have a major impact on exam security worldwide.” This article provides helpful information for you to prepare for Cisco exam 350-001, the CCIE Written exam. The CCIE (Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert) certification has historically been the most valued in the area of networking. There are two steps to achieve this valued certification: A 100 question written test, which this Cramsession will help to prepare you for Print out a copy of the exam 350-001 blueprint from the Cisco website. Use this as the basis of your notes, and don’t consider yourself ready for the exam until you are completely comfortable with ALL the topics on the list. The blueprint changes occasionally, but the current version can be found at: Written Exam Blueprint v3.0 From Cisco Certification Testing, The widely respected Cisco Career Certifications bring valuable, measurable rewards to network professionals, their managers, and the organizations that employ them. Cisco offers three levels of general certification-from Associate to Professional to Expert, representing the highest level of achievement-available in various paths (or tracks) and designations. CCENT® Certification (Cisco Certified Entry Networking Technician) CCNA Certification (Cisco Certified Network Associate) CCNP Certification (Cisco Certified Network Professional) Want to start getting into routers etc so looking at doing some cisco stuff? Q: Looking at doing some cisco stuff? A: Cisco’s Career Certifications & Paths information can be found here. http://www.cisco.com/go/prepcenter Only one comment on the prepCenter. One who says that linux is an OS, states that his knowledge of operating systems converging to zero (especially linux based). Q: Don’t really know where or know of any real books that can teach you this from scratch. A: The books you’ll hear the most about around here are: Cisco Press - The CCNA 640-802 books by Wendell Odom. Probably the CCNA Official Exam Certification Library. You can check out all the Cisco Press Books (and the link to the simulator) at the Cisco Press Web site. Q: Are the exams expensive? A: The CCNA 640-802 exam is $125. That should be enough links to keep you busy for the rest of the night. From Pass4sure will update exam 350-001-Lab next week, and add six sets of bibles. We are building the new exam right now, but here we provide one set of classical
Filed Under (Others) by verygoodchang on June-19-2008
Oracle Database 10g DBA Exam 1z0-046: Managing Oracle on Linux for Database Administrators. Candidates will receive a beta exam score report approximately 10 weeks after the close of the Beta Exam. Oracle Certification Program Fraudulent Activity Policy Oracle reserves the right to take action against any candidate involved in fraudulent activities, including, but not limited to, fraudulent use of vouchers, promotional codes, reselling exam discounts and vouchers, cheating on an exam, alteration of score reports, alteration of completion certificates, violation of exam retake policies or other activities deemed fraudulent by Oracle.
Filed Under (cisco) by verygoodchang on June-16-2008
Candidates have the option of gaining the certification by passing two tests (ICND1 640-822 and ICND2 640-816), or one single test (CCNA 640-802); the two-test option has the advantage of allowing the candidate to focus on certain subjects.[1] The certification is valid for three years; at that time a CCNA holder must either re-take the CCNA or ICND exam, or These exams are conducted by authorized test centers at a cost of $125 USD each for the ICND1 or ICND2 exams and $150 USD[2] for the full CCNA exam. There is also the Cisco Networking Academy, which brings the CCNA and CCNP curricula into traditional educational institutions in over 150 countries.[3] Students enrolled in Cisco Networking Academy can request exam vouchers that allow them to take the retired exam for an extended period of time.[4] Cisco CCNA 640-802 Certification Exam Training Study Guide The first stage of Cisco certification system is the entry level and begins with Cisco Certified Entry Networking Technician (CCENT) certification as an interim step to Associate level or directly with CCNA and CCDA certifications. While the CCENT covers basic networking knowledge, and does not get involved with the more intricate technical aspects of the Cisco curriculum it does validate the skills essential for entry-level network support positions. CCENT qualified individuals have the knowledge and skill to install, manage, maintain and troubleshoot a small enterprise branch network, including network security. The CCNA Discovery curriculum covers most of what is required to pass this exam. |
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