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Time to Get Prepping for the F5 Certification 201 Exam

Less than a month after gaining some cred (and relief) from passing the F5 Certification 101 exam, the DevCentral team is now embarking on our 201-TMOS Administration journey. The 201-TMOS Admini...

Published Aug 30, 2016

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Technical writer, evangelist, speaker, video host, story teller and overall clever guy. Bringing the slightly theatrical and fairly technical together, I train, write, speak, along with overall evangelism. Highly technical information security professional with social media skills who has also been in such plays as The Glass Menagerie, All’s Well That Ends Well, Cinderella and others.

Ret. Employee

Technical writer, evangelist, speaker, video host, story teller and overall clever guy. Bringing the slightly theatrical and fairly technical together, I train, write, speak, along with overall evangelism. Highly technical information security professional with social media skills who has also been in such plays as The Glass Menagerie, All’s Well That Ends Well, Cinderella and others.

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Aug 30, 2016

Good luck. For my 201 studies, I created a huge MS Word doc full of sections of F5 documentation (pulled from the F5 web site). I also included screen-shots of configurations and command-line code from my lab. Even with 650+ pages of study guide material, I found that the exam tested me with questions I had not anticipated and which the study material did not cover. Unfortunately, it has been too long (since taking the exam) for me to recall what those subjects were, or I would go back and update my study notes.

Best wishes.