VMware
7 Replies Last post: Nov 11, 2009 6:42 AM by vmroyale  

Passed VCP-410 today with 500. Not as difficult as VCP-310 was. posted: Nov 5, 2009 11:06 AM

Click to view joshp's profile Enthusiast 57 posts since
Sep 30, 2005

Just wanted to provide my two-cents on the VCP-410 exam. I have studied various materials over the last month (nightly) specifically to pass the VCP-410.

I used:

  • Scott Lowes (Mastering vSphere 4 book) - was mostly for general reference.
  • vReference.com - great for quick view and study of specific configuration commands and config maximums.
  • VMware Config Maximums Doc. - must have information for maximums "memorization" type questions--yuck!!
  • Train Signal vSphere videos - good for learning new concepts/functions not part of VI3.
  • VMware vSphere PDFs - really if you know this material inside and out the test is no problem.
  • Just remember that VCP-410 covers more than just ESX. Know well-known information about Update Manager, Data Recovery, View, and vCenter.

I also have been working with and using VMware ESX products and associated SANs for years and I work with ESX (including ESX/ESXi 4) in an Enterprise environment every single day (my primary job)--so that helps. That said, this test was much easier than the VCP-310 (from what I can remember). Good luck.
Click to view Paul N's profile Novice 18 posts since
May 8, 2006
Thanks for the info, trying to motivate myself into taking the test before the end of the year to avoid the retraining hassles.
Click to view glynnd1's profile Expert 615 posts since
Dec 3, 2004
Paul, don't forget you can sign up to get a free retry code.
Click to view EricBryant's profile Novice 11 posts since
Jun 25, 2009

500????

Rock on, Brother!

Perfect score is 499.

Wow!

Great job.

Click to view scott28tt's profile Master 1,387 posts since
May 11, 2006
The minimum score for VCP410 is 100, the maximum score is 500.

Well done on the perfect score!

Scott.

Blog: http://vmwaretraining.blogspot.com
Web: http://www.thinkvirtually.co.uk
Twitter: http://twitter.com/vmtraining and http://twitter.com/thinkvirtually
Click to view weinstein5's profile Guru 6,320 posts since
Nov 19, 2005

Congratulations -


If you find this or any other answer useful please consider awarding points by marking the answer correct or helpful

Click to view vmroyale's profile Virtuoso 1,712 posts since
Jun 15, 2007
Congratulations!

VMware Developer

SDKs, APIs, Videos, Learn and much more in the Developer community.

Learn More

Developer Sample Code

Increase your developer productivity with VMware API sample code.

Learn More

VMworld Sessions & Labs

Online access to the latest VMworld Sessions & Labs and online services.

Learn more

Purchase PSO Credits Online

Purchase credits to redeem training and consulting services online.

Buy Now

Community Hardware Software

View reported configurations or report your own.

Learn More

VMware vSphere

Come witness the next giant leap in virtualization.

Register Today

Communities