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| Jaslie 2001-12-19, 1:19 pm |
| hi,
I have the A+ certification and i was wondering if i should continue an dget the N+ certification or go with CCNA. I have a few questions , hope you can help me out :
1) is CCNA more recognized as a certification than N+ ?
2) how much does it cost for the CCNA exam ?
3) once you have passed it, are you certified for life ? or do you need to repass it when updates are made to the objectives ?
4) should i have anything else as knowledge before entering the CCNA world ?
Thanks
Jaslie | |
| sallama18 2001-12-19, 1:40 pm |
| N+ is about general network knowledge and ccna is about only cisco products.
ccna is more recognized than N+ so. | |
| gammann 2001-12-19, 3:20 pm |
| Also:
N+ is good for life, where as CCNA is good for 3 years, you have to recertify or certify at a higher level.
CCNA is about 50% OSI model, which is not Cisco specific. It would be good to have some hands on experience, but it isn't necessary to pass the exam.
The N+ is a good exam to take in preperation for the CCNA, but if you have to choose between the two, the CCNA is worth more. | |
| PotatoHead 2001-12-19, 6:01 pm |
| i recommend taking Net+ first, the test costs $125 i think and lasts 3 years. |
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