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Zero to F5-CTS LTM Certified!

It’s been nearly a year since the DevCentral team wrestled the 101 exam to the mat at Agility 2016. This last week, I finished the road to the F5 Certified Technology Specialist Local Traffic Manager...
Published Jul 24, 2017
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Nov 27, 2018

I agree with you, Tomas, 

                  even with people who get approved, I believe that the method used in the questions is not intended to approve the knowledge. Most questions have two pages and the average response time is 1.5 minutes for non-native speakers, this is for you to read the statement, interpret a command or configuration output, and analyze the answers.

                   With a certification that expires in 2 years and with a value that I do not consider cheap, I would not think that F5 is becoming one of the certification industries.