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| Maverick23 2001-03-29, 11:14 pm |
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Will knowledge in programming help you out in the Cisco track. And if so, what language (java, kix32, etc. like writing script, etc.). I know in the server world, it is a very valuable knowledge but i am not sure in Router world....
Any input is appreciated.... | |
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| And what about any other experience besides LAN...
Thanks again, guys... | |
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Originally posted by Maverick23
To All:
Will knowledge in programming help you out in the Cisco track. And if so, what language (java, kix32, etc. like writing script, etc.). I know in the server world, it is a very valuable knowledge but i am not sure in Router world....
Any input is appreciated....
Perl, shell scripting and expect can be handy for churning out configs and making config changes to a production network, but I rarely have any call for that. I don't think i've written a perl script in at least year and frankly I don't think I could program my way out of a cardboard box.
But I get by in the networking world anyway. Barely.
MadChef | |
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| So I guess the best thing to have is LAN experience.... |
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