Yup. Took'em, passed'em. Relied upon George Sackett's Internetworking SNA book
and the documentation CD as well as some AS/400 network administration that I
did at a previous employer. Not incredibly tough exams, and where objectives
are available they are fairly accurate. Consider using the blueprint for the
CCIE SNA/IP as your guide and you will be more than prepared if you know that
material.
Niall
Sultan of Ebla wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Has anyone in this newsgroup went as far as getting CISCO and SNA
> certification such as?
>
> - SNA Foundation SNAIPF EXAM 640-456
> - SNA Configuration fir Multiprotocol Administrators SNAM 12.0 EXAM 640-445
> - SNA to IP Migration SNAMI Exam 640-457
>
> Please share with me your UNIQUE experience, hurdles ...
>
> Thank you.
>
> Ayman
>
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