Breakdown: Automation on the CCNP | ENCOR 350-401 | ENAUTO 300-435

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  • Опубликовано: 30 ноя 2024

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  • @techevangelist8373
    @techevangelist8373 4 года назад +2

    This is the guy if you want to get into network automation. A great teacher when it comes to netconf restconf and yang. I have learned a lot from his cbt courses. He put things in a very understandable way. Especially the way a network engineer want. Thanks CBT for this amazing discovery and thanks KNOX for everything you are doing.

    • @DataKnox
      @DataKnox  4 года назад +1

      Thank you 🙏

  • @jairusan
    @jairusan 4 года назад +1

    Excellent Data Knox, thanks for the information, definitely looking forward to seeing you often and learning together.

  • @jahloveinfla
    @jahloveinfla 4 года назад +1

    I needed this! Thank you!

  • @DevNetDan
    @DevNetDan 4 года назад

    Great video!

  • @ahrisho
    @ahrisho 4 года назад +2

    Will you be updating the cbt nugget DevNet assoc content after you sit the exam in February? And for the content where you went beyond the objectives, if after taking the exam was more than required are you going to remove the content? (Hopefully not cause more knowledge is better)
    Great video. Thanks in advance.

    • @DataKnox
      @DataKnox  4 года назад

      I might update some content or recommend additional study material! And I won’t be removing any material at this time - better to over-prepare!

  • @juancarruyo9737
    @juancarruyo9737 4 года назад +6

    I need that shirt

  • @eddurguti
    @eddurguti 4 года назад

    Sorry if this was asked before, how many questions in ENAUTO?

    • @DataKnox
      @DataKnox  4 года назад +1

      Ooo I can’t remember - I want to say 60?

    • @eddurguti
      @eddurguti 4 года назад

      Thanks and congrats on the ENCOR

  • @AmineLaalaoui
    @AmineLaalaoui 4 года назад

    Can I sit for the ENAUTO exam before passing ENARSI?

    • @DataKnox
      @DataKnox  4 года назад

      Absolutely, there is pretty much no overlap between them

  • @ciscoboy-devon1732
    @ciscoboy-devon1732 4 года назад

    First UP LOVE THE TSHIRT - I would love me one!!!!!! ok cool 2ndly i write my Azure Associate soon, i see MS has extended their Cert-Apocalypse till next Jan but im not about to throw away all the knowledge i learnt thus far. I know you posted this on the 20th of Jan crossing fingers you read this. CCNP Is something i want to make a reality in 2020, i got this new fantastic Job as a Network Engineer at Dimension Data | Vumela Consulting and the Department of Transport however i am pacing myself. Would it be a good idea to dive into free Automation Studies such as Juniper Devops before going CCNP ENCOR? or would it the opposite. I did watch you video where you stated that if you passed the DevNet Associate Juniper Devops would be a breeze however does that work vice versa, this is ofcourse coming from a financial perspective for knowing what and when to study. Thanks for the awesome content as always!

    • @DataKnox
      @DataKnox  4 года назад +1

      I love that idea, especially considering how automation shows up on CCNP (and even CCIE), it could serve as a good primer. You could even pivot to DevNet Associate if you felt so inclined. But don’t rush yourself. CCNP can happen for you in early 2021 and may save you from stress and burnout

    • @ciscoboy-devon1732
      @ciscoboy-devon1732 4 года назад

      @@DataKnox Good Idea, i will do just that the CCNA DevNet definitely gonna stand out above the rest of the route and switch crowd or better put now consolidated automated & is one exam instead of 2, my CCNA expires Feb 2022 so i do have the extra time and passing the DevNet Associate should renew that as well! Definitely a good idea, Thanks for the awesome advice! Will engage on the Junos Devops and then embark to DevNet ville territory thereafter! Gonna sign up on that month as well for the CBT content! Again thanks much!

  • @bulcub
    @bulcub 4 года назад

    with that cert I better get 200k and up position to justify this