I will be teaching CCSA R75 class in Bern the next week.
This class is a cooperation of Computerlinks and Dimension Data ATCs.
I had started my CCSA courses about 7 years ago, internally in Check Point Israel; for new hired. It was R60 by then. Now it is R75, and it seems to be the first ever CCSA R75 course in Switzerland.
While working through the course materials, I have to admit books are much better than some time ago. Of course, there are some things I would describe differently, but there are no obvious mistakes in the books, at least I have not spotted them yet.
Well done, Check Point!
Dimension Data will be providing both CCSA and CCSE R75 courses in 2012, so you are welcome in my class. You can subscribe on our ATC Web portal any time.
See you in our training class, guys.
This is a professional blog of Check Point Certified Master Architect (CCMA). It does not represent position of my current employer.
Thursday, November 24, 2011
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
more than 100K hits on this blog
I have started this blog just before the last Christmas, on December 23, 2010. Since then there are more that 100 000 hits on this blog, in average around 300 hits per day.
This is not too much, but I sincerely appreciate your interest, guys.
Here are some interesting (at least to me) statistics.
The most viewed post is one about changes in migration tools between R6x and R7x. It got almost 1600 pageviews.
The second popular is one with the links to upgrade paths diagrams, almost 700 pageviews till now.
NSS lab results for IPS solutions is the third most viewed post in this blog.
Germany, USA and Russia host most of the reader, in the mentioned order. 48% of the visitors use Firefox browser.
70% visitors are are working on Windows, 13% on Linux and 10% on Macs. The rest of the audience is accessing these pages from smart phones and other mobile devices.
Hope you find here what you are looking for. If not, let me know how I can help you.
And again, thank you all very much.
This is not too much, but I sincerely appreciate your interest, guys.
Here are some interesting (at least to me) statistics.
The most viewed post is one about changes in migration tools between R6x and R7x. It got almost 1600 pageviews.
The second popular is one with the links to upgrade paths diagrams, almost 700 pageviews till now.
NSS lab results for IPS solutions is the third most viewed post in this blog.
Germany, USA and Russia host most of the reader, in the mentioned order. 48% of the visitors use Firefox browser.
70% visitors are are working on Windows, 13% on Linux and 10% on Macs. The rest of the audience is accessing these pages from smart phones and other mobile devices.
Hope you find here what you are looking for. If not, let me know how I can help you.
And again, thank you all very much.
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