Cisco CCNP T-Shoot (300-135): The Complete Course (Udemy.com)

Actually these kind of teaching style will increase my concentration, Both personality and the voice are loud enough. The course it self inline with our daily operational process.

It would be a revision session for me remember all those things.. Happy to learn this.

Ficou pendente algumas partes do livre que foi base do curso. Faltou a parte de BGP, route maps, policy-base routing, redistribution, ainda ficou faltando a parte de Management protocols and tools e management access que não foi falado no curso.

He is really good at explaining real life troubleshooting strategies ... I had no problem in this section

very well explained & way of teaching.

Obrigado por tudo que foi oferecido. Gostei muito do curso e recomendo a todos! O professor é bem dinâmico e divertido o que faz com que a aula não fique chata!

A few months ago, I happened on Laz's CCNA course and based on the brief introduction by Laz. I decided to first brush up on my CCNA material. I am already CCNP certified but the sad story was I had completed 4 exams of the old CCNP before it was replaced by the Route, Switch and TShoot exams. For my CCNP certification, I mostly crammed and crammed. I doubt I actually learned very much. But with Laz and his delivery, you cannot help but learn. He doesn't really spoon feed it to you. To me, he is like a deranged but insanely knowledgeable uncle in the best way. He is always reminding you to check this or that. Warning you of the pitfalls so you are constantly reminded of what to look for. Because of that, I feel that the TSHOOT is probably going to be the best course. The best part of learning with Laz, and I mean it honestly, he makes mistakes. I had previously studied with a CCIE and although it was not the intention. It was like learning from a firehose of knowledge. As you learn something, there is even more and more to follow which the CCIE just takes as common knowledge that you just cannot understand. But with Laz, he makes spelling errors, he does misconfigurations and plain forgets to do certain things. This to me makes him extremely relateable so it feels like that you are learning from a senior sitting next to you. So why not the full 5? I am reserving it until I finish the course.

as ALWAYS , Laz your courses tech what you need, not only to pass the Exam, but also teaches real world network issues and also how to get thru interview technical questions that can lead to gaining a new job or career. Love ya Man !!! Keep going !!! You are a God Sent Blessing !!!!

Breaks down the printed material into real world scenarios. Lots of good 'fill' information given. Some of it reflects (and validates) what I've actually seen (i.e. - "Do you have a baseline?" ... "No"). I'm sure that other bits will let me better understand what is happening when I first meet those situations. Course is a good balance to the written stuff.

Like other classes I have taken from Laz, he lays everything out at the beginning, giving the why and how. He is passionate about the subjects he teaches, and he wants you to get as much as you can from the course. To that end, he makes clear at the beginning that you should have your CCNA, and have already taken the CCNP route and CCNP switch courses before taking this course, because it's about troubleshooting what you learned in those courses. Love the honesty and the warning!