Tested yesterday.  It was harder than I thought, even with my books all tagged up.  You had your easy questions, then you had those that you could reference in the book, then there were numerous "logic" questions where you don't find a direct answer in the books.  Have to put all that knowledge together and actually come up with an answer.  The test engine screwed me out of three questions though.  Apparently, even if you have no answer selected, and you're mouse isn't on the "submit" button... if, say, one of your books accidentally hits the enter key on the keyboard... whoosh, you're on to your next question.  Beware of that!

Anyway, definitely one of the more difficult exams I've taken, but I give them thumbs up on making a test that isn't just about memorizing tool and googleable questions.  Why isn't "--help" ever a valid answer on those tool questions?

Congrats rance, very cool!

Congrats, Rance!

If I had the change to afford it, that'd be my next cert.  Unfortunately,right now, I just don't.  So,working with the Mile2 stuff we just won.

But congrats on the pass!

Congrats! I loved this course. Was one of my favorites. In case you are not aware, 642 the advanced course in this series will be out in April/May 2012 timeframe. I know Kevin has some really cool stuff planned.

Congrats on the cert, more letters in your sig!

Congrats!!!

Was your exam the 2-hour / 75-question version, or the older 4-hour / 150 question format?  I'm thinking of taking this course at the end of the year and I'm debating whether to do the exam or not.

How was the GWAPT exam compared to other GIAC ones?

Way to go, I'm hoping to be a SANS volunteer for GWAPT here in Phoenix in February.  Hopefully I'll get it and then I can join your ranks