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Training Course for VCP4

devvoid

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I've been working with ESX for a little while now and am interested in going for the VCP4 cert. I was looking over the requirements and am trying to figure out which would be the best course to take since it is required for the cert. I have two years of experience with ESX, so I don't think the beginner setup/config course would be extremely helpful. I was wondering if anyone could give some insight on the different courses that can satisfy the requirement and possibly recommend one for someone who has a bit of previous experience/daily admin work with ESX.

Thanks!
 
If you don't already have the certification, I believe your only route is the install/configure/manage course.

If you have a VCP3, you can take advanced manage/troubleshoot/maintain courses or just the 'what's new' course before testing.
 
I just wish they had a weekend or ondemand course.

Taking off work for a whole week is just not doable for me.
 
hmm, that's too bad, I was hoping to take the troubleshooting course or something a little more advanced. And I agree, I wish they had other options than the one week on-site course :/
 
I beleive they have night classes for the VCP. However, it may just not be the same and it totatly sucks when a company will pay for the class but not pick up the Labor cost while you are gone. After all you are doing the training for the company. What gives these days?
 
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