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Net+ or CCNA ? Which is a better route ?
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| Steve 2003-04-16, 12:23 am |
| I'd like to get some advice from those that have taken
either of these courses to see which one really gives you
more bang for the buck.
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| Daniel Lawrence 2003-04-16, 7:23 am |
| Go with the CCNA as it covers everything on the Network+ and more and is a
more recognized certification. If you are planning on doing any Novell
certifications you should also pick up the Network+ as it is a prerequisite
to some of there certifications.
If you are already A+ certified then getting the Network+ will help in
reducing the requirements for the MCSA.
Unless you have too much money on hand I would say skip the Network+ and
concentrate on the CCNA.
--
Daniel Lawrence
A+, Network+
"Steve" <SteveandEP3@Worldnet.att.net> wrote in message
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> I'd like to get some advice from those that have taken
> either of these courses to see which one really gives you
> more bang for the buck.
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| Keep in mind that while both Network+ and CCNA are great entry level
certifications and will teach you some very valuable basics of networking,
neither will allow you to go out and get a job just based on being
certified.
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Ed George
Certification Resources: http://www.CERTguide.com
FREE Practice Questions: http://www.123cert.com
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"Daniel Lawrence" <delphiworks@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Go with the CCNA as it covers everything on the Network+ and more and is a
> more recognized certification. If you are planning on doing any Novell
> certifications you should also pick up the Network+ as it is a
prerequisite
> to some of there certifications.
>
> If you are already A+ certified then getting the Network+ will help in
> reducing the requirements for the MCSA.
>
> Unless you have too much money on hand I would say skip the Network+ and
> concentrate on the CCNA.
>
> --
> Daniel Lawrence
> A+, Network+
> "Steve" <SteveandEP3@Worldnet.att.net> wrote in message
> news:008f01c303d4$1cc63e10$a00
1280a@phx.gbl...
> > I'd like to get some advice from those that have taken
> > either of these courses to see which one really gives you
> > more bang for the buck.
>
>
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| Gunnar 2003-04-30, 12:23 pm |
| CCNA offcourse, no doubt about it. Its MUCH harder and you can probably get
a job after certifying as it.
Network+ is just a cheap test that wont do you no good!
Keep that in mind 
Sales@Audioexam.com wrote:
> Keep in mind that while both Network+ and CCNA are great entry level
> certifications and will teach you some very valuable basics of
> networking, neither will allow you to go out and get a job just based
> on being certified.
>
>
> --------
> Ed George
> Certification Resources: http://www.CERTguide.com
> FREE Practice Questions: http://www.123cert.com
> Audio Study Guides: http://www.audioexam.com
>
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>
> "Daniel Lawrence" <delphiworks@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:Jmbna.2250$f34.504185@news20.bellglobal.com...
>> Go with the CCNA as it covers everything on the Network+ and more
>> and is a more recognized certification. If you are planning on doing
>> any Novell certifications you should also pick up the Network+ as it
>> is a prerequisite to some of there certifications.
>>
>> If you are already A+ certified then getting the Network+ will help
>> in reducing the requirements for the MCSA.
>>
>> Unless you have too much money on hand I would say skip the Network+
>> and concentrate on the CCNA.
>>
>> --
>> Daniel Lawrence
>> A+, Network+
>> "Steve" <SteveandEP3@Worldnet.att.net> wrote in message
>> news:008f01c303d4$1cc63e10$a00
1280a@phx.gbl...
>>> I'd like to get some advice from those that have taken
>>> either of these courses to see which one really gives you
>>> more bang for the buck.
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| Daniel Lawrence 2003-04-30, 1:23 pm |
| Gunnar,
You are not likely to land a job with just the CCNA, its too basic on its
own to get you a job.
--
Daniel Lawrence
A+, Network+, MCP
"Gunnar" <lutcherath@chello.no> wrote in message
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> CCNA offcourse, no doubt about it. Its MUCH harder and you can probably
get
> a job after certifying as it.
> Network+ is just a cheap test that wont do you no good!
> Keep that in mind
>
> Sales@Audioexam.com wrote:
> > Keep in mind that while both Network+ and CCNA are great entry level
> > certifications and will teach you some very valuable basics of
> > networking, neither will allow you to go out and get a job just based
> > on being certified.
> >
> >
> > --------
> > Ed George
> > Certification Resources: http://www.CERTguide.com
> > FREE Practice Questions: http://www.123cert.com
> > Audio Study Guides: http://www.audioexam.com
> >
> >
> >
> > "Daniel Lawrence" <delphiworks@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> > news:Jmbna.2250$f34.504185@news20.bellglobal.com...
> >> Go with the CCNA as it covers everything on the Network+ and more
> >> and is a more recognized certification. If you are planning on doing
> >> any Novell certifications you should also pick up the Network+ as it
> >> is a prerequisite to some of there certifications.
> >>
> >> If you are already A+ certified then getting the Network+ will help
> >> in reducing the requirements for the MCSA.
> >>
> >> Unless you have too much money on hand I would say skip the Network+
> >> and concentrate on the CCNA.
> >>
> >> --
> >> Daniel Lawrence
> >> A+, Network+
> >> "Steve" <SteveandEP3@Worldnet.att.net> wrote in message
> >> news:008f01c303d4$1cc63e10$a00
1280a@phx.gbl...
> >>> I'd like to get some advice from those that have taken
> >>> either of these courses to see which one really gives you
> >>> more bang for the buck.
>
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