This Cisco Data Center training course with trainer Anthony Sequeira covers the technologies of the modern Cisco-centric data center and objectives of the DCICT 1.0 exam. Free Download Film Zone 261. This is the second of two exams required for the CCNA Data Center certification. This course also prepares learners to pass the 640-916 DCICT 1.0. Mar 15, 2014. I have this goal to get through the CCNP Data Center this year so I've been heavily labbing on the INE DC racks with the INE DC Workbooks, I read through Lammle's 640-911 book (90% of that book is basic CCNA -level stuff so I skipped most of it), watched both the 640-911 and 640-916 CBT Nugget.
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I've worn many hats, but currently focus on vmware and storage (mostly Brocade), with a little UCS. Decided to go for the CCNA datacenter to learn a little more about Cisco MDS switches and UCS. I also felt it complimented my recent VCP5-DCV and VCP6-NV certs and helped round out my datacenter skill set. To prep for each test, I read the official cert guide, doing the 'do i already know this' questions after I completed the chapter. After the end of each part, I did the part review questions. When the book was done, I watched CBT nuggets, and took notes.