EMC: 2018 Will Begin without E20-370 and E20-670 Exams
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- November 23, 2017
EMC Proven Professional certification program is one of the most prestigious and well-recognized in IT world. Getting certified will let you prove your up-to-dated skills, put you in the superior position compare to other professionals, and increase your earning potential.
So if you want to become EMC certified specialist due to the E20-370 and E20-670 exams, you should hurry up. On January 3, 2018, these two certification tests will retire.
Both retiring exams include about 60 questions and last 90 minutes. Let’s have a closer look on each of the exams:
= Content Addressed Storage (CAS) Specialist Exam for Implementation Engineers =
This exam focuses on the CAS family products and implementation tasks required to integrate Centera in heterogeneous open systems environments. The exam topics include CAS concepts, Centera Architecture, Tools and Universal Access (CUA) as well as Centera Operations such as API, Naming Schemes, Pools and Profiles, Compliance, Advanced Retention Management, Replication and Restore.
The E20-370 exam is associated with the Implementation Engineer, Content Addresses Storage (CAS) Specialist (EMCIE) certification. To complete the requirements for this cert, it’s necessary to attain one of the following Associate level certifications:
- Information Storage Associate (EMCISA)
- Information Storage Associate Version 2 (EMCISA)
- Information Storage Associate Version 3 (EMCISA)
= Centera Specialist Exam for Platform Engineers =
This exam focuses on concepts of content addressed storage and the EMC Centera product line. The test also verifies the candidate’s ability to perform installation, configuration, maintenance, and troubleshooting in a CAS environment. It requires that a future specialist can formulate features and functions of various hardware models, understand architecture and theory of operations, and demonstrate management and administrative capabilities using native tools and EMC software applications.
The exam topics include Centera Fundamentals, Centera Installation & Maintenance and Centera Universal Access (CUA).
The E20-670 exam is associated with the Platform Engineer, EMC Centera Specialist (EMCPE) certification. To complete the requirements for this cert, it’s necessary to attain one of the following Associate level certifications:
- Information Storage Associate (EMCISA)
- Information Storage Associate Version 2 (EMCISA)
- Information Storage Associate Version 3 (EMCISA)
Dell EMC and ExamCollection provide free practice tests to assess your knowledge in preparation for these exams. These practice tests include the topics and question types you will find on the real exam.
EMC E20 – 370 & ExamCollection E20 – 370
EMC E20 – 670 & ExamCollection E20 – 670
Make the best New Year gift for yourself – become an EMC Certified Specialist!
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