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| dark_light 2002-08-23, 4:52 pm |
| Just want to ask u guys that can i skip ccna and directly go to ccnp certifications.
I have done my ICND from cisco teachers.
if it is possible then i would like to start study the ccnp contents without getting worried about the ccna exam | |
| aslee0 2002-08-23, 5:07 pm |
| No, I'm pretty sure you HAVE to take CCNA and Pass it. You should check www.cisco.com and under certification/training you'll find more info | |
| twister166 2002-08-23, 5:27 pm |
| I just check, you need CCNA before CCNP... | |
| ruscorp 2002-08-23, 5:38 pm |
| Nope, you must first take CCNA. | |
| ggmis65 2002-08-24, 12:30 am |
| You need to have a CCNA certification in oder to be a CCNP even if the order is not important. I mean that you can also pass all 4 CCNP tests first and CCNA later and receive both certifications.
good luck. | |
| Yankee 2002-08-24, 5:22 am |
| Skip both.....go right for CCIE written, that's allowed for now, but is bound to change.
If you think you are ready for the CCNP exams what's the big deal with just going to take the CCNA exam?
Yankee | |
| dark_light 2002-08-24, 1:27 pm |
| No i was talking about eligibility .
i was asking that isn't it like that only those candidates are eligible for ccnp exams who have passed ccna exam.
remember i m talking about only exam not the whole course cause i have done ICND. | |
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| You can skip the CCNA exam if you like and write the CCNP exams but you won't get your certification - you need the CCNA certification to 'allow' you to be certified as a CCNP.
Like ggmis65 said, you can go straight onto the CCNP exams and write the CCNA afterwards (which should be a breeze) and then you'll gain both qualifications. Cisco doesn't see the ICND course alone as being enough - you need to write the exam.
Unfortunately, we all had to go through it!
Good luck!  | |
| birdra 2002-08-29, 7:20 pm |
| According to Cisco you need to have CCNA first. |
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