Congratulations Rik,
I too just passed BCMSN earlier today. I used Karen Webb's new BCMSN book from
Cisco Press and the Boson test. The book is based on the Cisco course. Thus 95%
of the test content is in the book, while the Boson tests helped identify some
of my weaker areas.
By passing this test, I just became Cisco's newest CCNP and CCDP. So do I
celebrate by going to Disneyland? .... No, not yet - got to study for Voice
2.0!!!!
Dimitrije
Rik Guyler wrote:
> Well, I passed BCMSN yesterday and I have to say that the test sucked. I
> didn't feel that it was overly technically difficult (your opinion may be
> different), but many of the questions were worded poorly. So poor at times
> that I wasn't sure what the question was asking. If CLSC was worse than
> this one then I'm glad I waited to take the 2.0 version!
>
> I read the CiscoPress LAN Switching book (Clark), which is wonderful. This
> was my main source of study, which more than covered the switching topics.
> This is a CCIE prep book and at around 1000 pages, it does not lack detail
> in any area. I did hit CCO a few times so I could get a new twist on a
> given explanation, but the book covers everything you need for the test as
> well as a ton of material for real-world networking. Get the book and
> learn! Passing the test will come naturally after this!
>
> Now, onward to CIT for my final CCNP test...
>
> Rik Guyler
> Principal Consultant
> Cardinal Solutions Group
>
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