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dahiru
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 future of CCNA?
hi! guys,
I heard that by september, its required to pass 2 exams to get the same CCNA certificate, is it true?
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why would anyone go with the 2 exam route? Just going to cost extra buck$ right? What's the point, just to make it a little easier?
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Yankee
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For the same reason that few people ever take the CCNP foundation exam which if memory serves me, combines 3 of the 4 exams into one. It is a lot of information in one long exam. Heck I don't know if Cisco even offers the Foundation exam anymore as it has been years since I last looked for it.
Yankee
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