I just watched the episode, a brand new recording and looks great, thanks for the fix Ronnie :)

Abraham

@SRR,

In the overview video, I go over the prerequisites of the course as listed by Cisco and state what it is that we covered it. During the episode, I refer you back to the CCENT 2018 show if you need a refresher on those topics. If you didn't know those topics, it was a basis for you to be able to learn from that that show.

I do appreciate the fact that you want a single course that is comprehensive but part of process is to use the exam blueprint as provided by the vendor to ensure that we stay focused and not creep beyond the scope and the course becomes 100 hrs long.

Terrific news Mr. Wong! No doubt you will agree that uniformity in the course presentation is crucial to maintaining a professional and high-quality business image. Thank you for your good example in being detail oriented and "setting the bar".

@Chris-IT,

Usually if there is errata, it will be on the publisher's website with an errata link there.

@Robert-Yarush,

Our course was based on the official blueprint from Cisco on the ENCOR exam to ensure that we covered all of them. Anthony sat for the exam on the 1st day it was offered. I was a couple of weeks behind him. He changed some of the episodes we covered that didn't match what he felt like was on the exam to help.

Having said that, can you shed some light on the domain objective that you had the most issues with? Also if you're preparing to take it again, please feel free to post questions here about material you're needing help with and we will try to respond with helpful answers.

Ok, thank you. I will look in to it and maybe it is enough to go thru the Practice Labs in my subscription.

@Raven-David,

The next set of labs, will be configured with everything you need for that lab...or should have. Now every once in a while one of the routers gets a little wonky, as if the cleanup and inialization script didn't work...so you may find a glitch every once in a while. Try again in about 15 minutes, it will be fine.

@Ronnie-Wong Awesome, Thank You for the clarification.

@Casey-Renz,

There aren't enough days to do this.🤣 The issue is more about application. Everyone has an application that doesn't fit neatly. This is why there are Design Engineers and Implementation Engineers you call as consultants for Cisco. They also have on their site CVD pdf (Cisco Validated Design?) which means this is how it is supposed to be done.

Their design level certification is there to help you to know those best practices; the implementation engineer tells you it can be done with what technologies, configurations and maybe actual physical installation of equipment and management of configuration. Sometimes, the implementation engineer has to say there isn't a Cisco Product (gasp!) that fits that bill.

So, as always, you can submit that as a course request through the chat bubble on the site. That will insure that your request has been officially logged and will get to the right people as it comes time for those decisions!

@Ronnie-Wong

Thanks Ronnie for the quick response, and keep rocking!! :)

got it, thank you for the quick reply.

@Ibrahim-ALBAROUDI,

Ok. So before we dive in here. If these are questions on the exam I cannot directly answer them since that would be in violation of the NDA.

For wireless roaming, you can look here: https://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en/us/td/docs/cloud-systems-management/network-automation-and-management/dna-center/deploy-guide/cisco-dna-center-sd-access-wl-dg.pdf

for sd-access "unclaimed devices" you can look here: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/cloud-systems-management/network-automation-and-management/dna-center/1-3/user_guide/b_cisco_dna_center_ug_1_3/b_cisco_dna_center_ug_1_3_chapter_01011.html

for rest api security: https://www.imperva.com/blog/best-practices-for-securing-your-api/

WLC is a Wireless LAN Controller, which is an appliance responsible for forwarding traffic. https://www.ciscolive.com/c/dam/r/ciscolive/us/docs/2018/pdf/BRKEWN-2020.pdf

Many of these are also addressed in our episodes on the ENCOR show as well.

@Neaz-Arefin,

I'm sure at this point you would have to look for a lab equipment rental company. They still exist out there, just you user favorite search engine and type in "CCIE Security Lab rack rental" that will probably bring up what you need. They try and make sure you have access what you would need. Like all things there is a cost associated with rack rentals they are "hourly" or "token" based and usually must be reserved so they are always available on demand for you.

@Adam-Tyler That's correct. there was no connection between the two routers in area 1 and it still worked. Every router could ping all the other routers with no issues.

@SIMON-TAPLIN said in Cisco CyberOps Professional:

Are there any plans to do an ITPro.TV course for the Cisco CyberOps Professional exams when they come out in April?

We do not have any current plans for it. But please submit this as course request through the itpro.tv site chat bubble. This will make sure that your request is logged properly. The more requests for this, the more likely has a chance to be produced.

@Ronnie-Wong Not a problem I understand now, once again thank you for all your hard work, I am loving the series!

@Asanka-Sahabandu,

Not exactly.

If you were to take ENARSI, you would earn a specialist certification like Cisco Certified Specialist - Enterprise Advanced Infrastructure Implementation.

You would have to take the ENCOR and ENSARI to recertify as a CCNP Enterprise.

The details of this are found here: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/training-events/training-certifications/recertification-policy.html#~requirements

Thanks so much for the post pointing this out for others! Enjoy that awesome course!