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| kevinvasoft 2002-12-30, 4:19 am |
| Browsing cisco's siteand found that there are 2 Professional level qualifications:
CCNP and also CCIP.
Was thinking aobut doing CCIP after my CCNP but wanter to know from others if this is a recognised qualification in the world of networks. I cant see anybody asking for CCIPs on the jobe sites.
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| voirin 2002-12-31, 4:41 pm |
| It's a valued certification if who you're working for is dealing with media issues like QoS/multicasting.
cheers,
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| wirelessboy 2003-01-05, 3:10 am |
| dear all
will CCIP along with CCNP give a sure job in a Network service provider?
Is Qos and MPLS that popular?, please let me know.
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| voirin 2003-01-05, 3:29 am |
| Nothing is sure these days. Everyone in IT knows this for a fact.
voirin | |
| aslee0 2003-01-05, 3:35 pm |
| NO IT WONT.
If you have proven experience along with it then you have a better chance....
BUT WITHOUT EXPERIENCE, no certification (maybe CCIE) will guarantee you a job. | |
| netkamoze 2003-01-06, 7:41 am |
| definitely as networks get bigger and companies deploy more complex networks Qos [Quality of Service] is going to be surely required. a word of advice take the exams because you are trying to build a long term career not necessarily for the short term benefits..quote:
experience is always better than certs!!
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| biggclif 2003-01-08, 2:01 pm |
| There are actually three professional level certs: CCNP (NETWORK PROF), CCIP (INTERNETWORK PROF)AND CCSP (SECURTITY PROF) | |
| ggmis65 2003-01-09, 1:33 pm |
| About QoS and MPLS....
MPLS is a protocol used mostly on big ISP. I would raccomend GMPLS that deals with optical networks....something we need to deal with sooner or later. |
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