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is CNE cert still valuable?
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daystrom
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Registered: Apr 2001
Location: Quebec city
Country: Canada
State: Quebec
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Working on: mcse, cne
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Registered: Jan 2001
Location: Marwayne
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Certifications: cna5.0 ,ccna, mcse mcp exchange 5.5, A+,Network +,Inet+, NT CIP
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depends on where you are, Novell was the first kid on the block when it came to network operating for business and still holds a large percentage of the marketplace in canada and the us, Cne's are still in demand and in most instances can and do make more money then your typical mcse, I quess the value of the CNE cert really depends your point of view
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