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| I took the exam a few days ago. Got a 98% score. Overall the exam is very much a replication of what in the training guide. It also help that I work with Provider-1 everyday at work. I am by no means an expert but I found the exam to be fair. Make sure you understand H/A CMA, MDS, MDS manager, MDS container, MLM, CLM, tcp communications ports between MDSes, encryption type between MDS and MDG, global policy, diff. between P-1 superuser and Customer Superuser, etc. Be sure you also understand how to use the command line to stop/start CMA, copy files ,etc... If you work with Provider-1 on a daily basis, you will be in very good shape. I am debating whether I should pursue CCMA next. Look like there are not much demand out there for CCMA, unless you work for checkpoint. |
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| hi mate congrats . regarding the CCMA i think it;s a waste of time and money as there is no returns of it i mean demand in the market. generally people are asking ccsa,ccse or ccse plus at a maximum for checkpoint jobs. regards sebastan |
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