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Infoblox NIOS-DDI-Expert Exam - Advice Needed

williamxavier

Hi everyone,

I plan to take the NIOS-DDI-Expert exam and am looking for the best preparation resources. If you’ve already taken this exam or are currently preparing for it, I'd appreciate your recommendations.

Additionally, I’m particularly interested in practice tests to assess my knowledge before the actual exam. If you’ve used any reliable practice tests that closely match the real exam, please share your experience.

Thanks in advance!

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MCaspers

I would recommend that you follow the video material on the training site. It does a good job at providing you with the knowledge that you need. Also I recommend that you install a virtual machine with virtual NIOS so you can check the user interface and the command line when you inevitably get questions about those.

For me personally I also always like to follow a trainer led training before the exam. This way you have a real person to talk with in regarding questions you have left after seeing the training materials.

And maybe being captain obvious here, but don't dwell on questions that you don't know the answer right away. Mark them and come back later if you have the time. The exam contains many questions and the amount of time you have to complete it is not that high that you have minutes to spend on searching for answers in manuals or online.

As for "practice tests", I don't know of other than the odd question that is in the training videos. You need to take good notice of these because it's likely that a few of those will show up in your exam, although they might be worded slightly different.

Also my experience with Infoblox exams over the past 2 decades is that they are also very much an exercise in the English language, so take your time when reading a question, this is, i would say, imperative.