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Passed Sun Certified Security Administrator

 
John Ewing
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Yesterday I passed the Sun Certified Security Administrator exam with 71%. I found the exam to be very difficult, eventhough I've been dealing extensively with Solaris security at work over the past two years.

I used the new book by Chirillo and Danielyan. Though it is a good book, it is not sufficient to pass the exam. Anyone taking this should thoughly know all security-related config files and the man pages for security-related commands.

John E.<br /> <br />SCJP (1.4, 5.0), SCJD, SCWCD (1.3, 1.4), SCBCD, SCDJWS, SCSA (Solaris 9), SCNA, SCSecA, MCP, MCAD, MCSD.NET, MCDBA, IBM 815, IBM XML, ICSD (IBM 288), XML Master (Basic), OCA (9i PL/SQL dev, 10g DBA), OCP (10g DBA), OMG UML Fundamental & Intermediate, MySQL 4 Core & Professional, MySQL 5 Developer & DBA, A+, Network+, Security+

 
Sanjay pts
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Heartly congratulation !!!

Looking your certification achievement,its AMAZING ..........


-Sanjay

Eat JAVA, Drink JAVA, Sleep Java

 
Francivalb Lima
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Congratulations!!!

MCP: Security, MCSA, MCAD Charter, MCSD, MCSD.NET, MCDBA<br />SCJP 1.4, SCMAD 1.0, SCJA 1.0, ICDA/ICAD - DB2 UDB V8.1<br />ICSD - WMQ V5.3

 
stuart spencer
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Have u really got all those Certs or have u just Copy/ Paste a catalogue? lol! Do u find them of any worth or are u just collecting them now for the sake?
 
John Ewing
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There's no single technology that guarantees longevity in the IT field. It seems important to acquire a lot of certs so you can tailor your resume to whatever needed for available jobs.

John E.<br /> <br />SCJP (1.4, 5.0), SCJD, SCWCD (1.3, 1.4), SCBCD, SCDJWS, SCSA (Solaris 9), SCNA, SCSecA, MCP, MCAD, MCSD.NET, MCDBA, IBM 815, IBM XML, ICSD (IBM 288), XML Master (Basic), OCA (9i PL/SQL dev, 10g DBA), OCP (10g DBA), OMG UML Fundamental & Intermediate, MySQL 4 Core & Professional, MySQL 5 Developer & DBA, A+, Network+, Security+

 
Mohamed Shafi
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well done John....

Man, u got some certifications!!! :roll:

Regards,<br /> <br />Shafi.

 
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