Y C,
Sorry about the slam. Very stupid of my to post on a public group. Anyway,
I sent you my reasoning in a private reply as to why I feel the way I do.
-Shwantzy
>From: "Y C"
>To: shwantzy@xxxxxxxxxxx, juniper@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>Subject: Re: [Juniper Cert. [9:540]
>Date: Fri, 07 Sep 2001 23:31:06 +0000
>
>Have you ever tried the CCIE Communication Service lab? If so, then you
>know how to compare JCNIE to CCIE C&S lab.
>All I'm saying here is that JCNIS (the written exam) is not harder than
>CCIE C&S written, but this is my personal experience, anyone could be
>different.
>If CCIEs are so stellar at BGP, ISIS, etc, I don't see a problem that they
>could be professional at MPLS.. at least, I'm an example.
>
>>
>>Ya, those R/S CCIE's (95%+ of CCIE's) I have interviewed (especially
>>the NEW ones in the last 4 years) are so stellar at protocols like
>>BGP, ISIS, and OSPF and ISP concepts. Man, they got it down it's
>>scary. That 6 router lab exam really strains the cranium for large
>>scale ISP network concepts, especially that IPX!
>>
>>I am always so initimidated by the fact that they know so much they
>>just don't bother to answer many of the questions they are asked and
>>obviously they are trying to make me feel less intimidated and just
>>give me a blank stare.
>>
>>Your right, the JNCIS written isn't that much harder than the CCIE R/S
>>lab and just like the modern day CCIE R/S lab there are stupid
>>questions.
>>
>>
>>-Shwantzy
>>
>>""Y C"" wrote in message
>>news:200109071808.OAA17438@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>: If you are at CCIE level, the written exam of Juniper (JCNIS) should
>>be a
>>: piece of cake. I took the one-week Juniper training and then
>>reviewed the
>>: two books "MPLS VPN Arch" and "TCP/IP Vol 1" in one day and then
>>passed the
>>: exam easily.
>>: I don't think it's a lot harder, there are even some very stupid
>>questions
>>: in JCNIS. But everyone has different background.
>>:
>>: >
>>: >It's a lot harder :-)
>>: >
>>: >To be more specific, I think the Cisco test (the equivalent would
>>be the
>>: >CCIE
>>: >Written) has a much wider range of questions (bridging, desktop
>>protocols
>>: >etc), so they do not go into very much depth. The Juniper test on
>>the
>>: >other
>>: >hand concentrates on a smaller set of topics and the answers
>>require a much
>>: >more detailed knowledge than the Cisco test.
>>: >
>>: >"Fanglo" wrote:
>>: > > Hi ALL,
>>: > >
>>: > > Anyone has attended any juniper cert test would make comparision
>>with
>>: > > cisco cert test?
>>: > >
>>: > > HIA
>>: > > Fanglo
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>>: >http://www.groupstudy.com/list/juniper.html
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