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06-27-2020 02:41 AM
Hi folks,
I am prepping the Palo Alto series exam to grab the piece of certification. However, i searched the internet and found there are two exam options which are seemingly pretty resemble: 1.PCNSE 2.PCNSE7. What is the actual difference between these two certification? Additionally, when i tried to schedule the exam on CertTrak platform (which means PearsonVUE) and they just provide PCNSE to schedule.
Best regards,
Kin252867
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06-27-2020 08:23 PM
PCNSE7 is probably something you found referencing an old version of the PCNSE for PAN-OS 7.0. Each PCNSE exam is based on whatever the current PAN-OS release is at the time you take the exam; so if you take it say tomorrow the PCNSE would be based on PAN-OS 9.1.
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06-27-2020 08:23 PM
PCNSE7 is probably something you found referencing an old version of the PCNSE for PAN-OS 7.0. Each PCNSE exam is based on whatever the current PAN-OS release is at the time you take the exam; so if you take it say tomorrow the PCNSE would be based on PAN-OS 9.1.
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