From: Sam Pilot (sam_pilot@xxxxxxxxxxx)
Date: Fri Aug 02 2002 - 13:32:27 GMT-3
> -----Original Message-----
>
>
> FOR A LIMITED TIME
> FREE CISCO SECURITY CERTIFICATION BETA EXAMS
> Use these Promotional Codes to take them for free
>
> >From August 2nd through 22nd, the first 300 candidates to take each of
> >these
> 3 new Cisco security certification BETA exams can do so AT NO COST:
> Managing Cisco Network Security (MCNS), Cisco Secure PIX Firewall
> Advanced (CSPFA), and Cisco Secure Virtual Private Networks (CSVPN).
> Please share this opportunity with your coworkers, customers and
> Partners. Registration for these BETA exams starts August 2nd.
> Candidates must reference the following PROMOTIONAL CODES to take the
> BETA exams for free!!!! ---MCNS BETA exam #641-100, CODE: mcnsbe
> ---CSPFA BETA exam #9E1-111, CODE: cspfab ---CSVPN BETA exam #9E1-121,
> CODE: csvpnb
>
> To register, contact one of the following testing centers:
> Prometric: US and Canada: 1-800-829-NETS (6387)-option 2, then 4.
> Outside U.S. and Canada, visit http://www.prometric.com.
> VUE: U.S. and Canada call 1-800-829-NETS (6387)-option 2, then 4.
> Outside U.S. and Canada, visit www.vue.com.
>
> The testing centers will need your social security number and some
> demographic information before scheduling your exam. You will receive
> the results of your test approximately 8-12 weeks after the BETA period
> has ended. A passing score on a BETA exam can be applied toward the
> relevant Cisco security certifications.
>
> The finalized versions of these exams will go-live October 1st and will
> be available worldwide at their regular cost. So be sure to take
> advantage of this opportunity to take these exams at no cost!
>
>
>
> BETA Exam Description:
> The MCNS 641-100 BETA exam is the final step in preparation for the
> October 2002 launch of the revised MCNS exam. It focuses on the new
> material included in the new MCNS 3.0 course releasing August 2002.
> The MCNS 3.0 course fully replaces the existing MCNS 2.0 course.
> Content covering the PIX Firewall has been removed and several new IOS
> Firewall and IPSec features have been added. In addition to these new
> chapters and labs, all content focuses on the IOS software version
> 12.2.8T, CS ACS 3.0 for Windows 2000 Server, as well as the new Cisco
> Unified 3.0 IPSec Client.
>
> BETA Exam Description:
> The CSPFA 9E1-111 BETA exam is the final step in preparation for the
> October 2002 launch of the revised CSPFA exam. It focuses on the new
> material included in the new CSPFA 3.0 course releasing August 2002.
> The CSPFA 3.0 course updates CSPFA 2.1 and includes new lab exercises
> (Configuring Object Grouping, Configuring Command-Level Authorization,
> and Configuring a VPN with the PIX Device Manager), how to upgrade an
> activation key, how to use NAT 0 ACLs, how to configure secure remote
> access to your PIX Firewall, and how the PIX Firewall works with common
> applications. Labs focus on PIX Firewall software version 6.2, and
> content covering the Cisco IOS Firewall feature set have been removed.
>
> BETA Exam Description:
> The CSVPN 9E1-121BETA exam is the final step in preparation for the
> October 2002 launch of the revised CSVPN exam. It focuses on the new
> material included in the new CSVPN 3.0 course releasing August 2002.
> The CSVPN 3.0 course fully replaces the existing CSVPN 2.0 course.
> Content covering Cisco PIX Firewall-VPN and IOS-VPN theory has been
> removed and the course now focuses on the Cisco VPN 3000 Concentrator
> release 3.5 software, new Cisco VPN 3002 features, as well as
> installation and configuration of the Cisco VPN 3.5 Software Client (on
> Windows 2000 platforms) and installation and configuration of the Cisco
> VPN 3002.
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