Leanardo
The foundation exam should be considered as a convenience for ccnp/d
candidates who already know the subject matter for the routing,
switching and remote access parts of the ccnp/d curriculum.
It is a longer exam that basically covers the subject material for the
three exams. At the end you get three scores. If you pass in ALL THREE
areas then you pass the exam, otherwise you fail the whole exam.
So, if you feel that you are likely to fail in any of the three areas
then it would probably be simpler and cheaper to take the exams
separately.
Regards
Peter Walker
CISSP, CSS1, CCNP, CCIP
Leonardo Rocha wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> Anyone who took the CCNP/DP Foundations Exam could give me some comment
> about it?
> The CCNPs could talk about the two ways for achieve the certification : one
> exam in each time +
> CIT or Foundations + CIT. What are the good and the bad points on each way
> on your opinion?
>
> tks in advance,
>
> leo
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