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Is it enough for CCSA exam ???
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shtsang
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 Is it enough for CCSA exam ???
I practice the CCSA with a Boson Tester V3.88, and got about 95%, is it enough for passing the CCSA exam????
When I practice with it, some question need to answer based on a diagram, in the actual exam, does it have any question like that???
Do the questions from the Boson tester reliable?
Will the questions in the real exam equal to those questions in the boson tester???
Would anyone please give some tips/hints about the exam for me????
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helper
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10-28-01 01:40 AM
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Dann
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Hi there,
i believe you did'nt read my message over the forum. I had used boson software 1,2,3..600 over questions and still failed my CCSA. Believe me, boson really sucks for CCSA, really waste my time, using it for this exam.
To pass CCSA, you need to have the offical guide to help you to know the product, and the study guide to pass this exam, use the latest version from examanswers, it really can help you a lot.
All the best for your exams.
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salinda
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Hi,
Bonson is not enough. You have to have the practical experience.
First install the software in a separate pc's .
Using the official books test them.
Just do it for 7 days, then do the exam.
Salinda
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11-05-01 07:55 AM
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Kickboxr
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yes, make sure you set up the environment... Test alot of what iffs....
Run the management module on onw, and install your policies to another....
Play with different scenarios, and write down your results... you should do fine....
If your looking for a quick way to get paperized, go get your MCSE or something... Lots of test answers out there!!!
The trick is not to just get certified, its to know what your doing, and understand all of the concepts!
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