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If you have attended VMware training course before but not yet acquired VCP, and your target VCP got retired and/or would like to receive the newer version of VCP, you basically have to attend another required course for the newer version of VCP since the version of the course is too old to be used as an requirement.
But, for some older version course, there is little shortcut available to acquire newer version of VCP by attending What’s New course instead.
First off, if you have attended the following courses before but not yet VCP certified, you’re the target audience.
- vSphere v6.5
If you have attended other courses, you have to go through the path for VCP certification for the first time.
The guidelines here are:
- A candidate who have attended the older version course but did not get VCP certified can possibly attend What’s New course instead of other 5-day required course to be certified.
- Need to pass vSphere Foundations Exam and the Elective VCP exam to be certified
- One-version upgrade is possible. Two or more version upgrade is NOT possible.
Let me show you the examples.
The diagram below is the path for the candidates who have attended vSphere V6.5 course before but would like to acquire VCP-DCV 2020. You can attend What’s New course, which is shorter and cheaper compared with other required 5-day course, and then take vSphere Foundations and VCP Elective Exam.
See you at the next post!
(The above paths and requirements are as of February 2020. These can be changed without prior notice.)
