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WBG
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darthw
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Without looking on the Novell site at the moment, I believe the CNA 4.11 certification has either just retired, or will be retiring soon. 4.11 has been around a few years, so I think it's safe to say that 5.1 will be around a few more, and ver 6 is supposed to release very soon.
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12-24-01 03:50 AM
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PotatoHead
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But you can always say you are/were a CNA 5 in my case
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Gundyman
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If a system is being replace, u need to re-take the exam to keep your certification up to date.
I agreed with PotatoHead, u can always say u are CNA NW5, just not yet on NW6. U know what we mean. 
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12-26-01 02:51 PM
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moreauj
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 CNAs don't retire.
I think the key point in the definition is "What benefits" will Novell grant you access to. For example, you must be a CNE5 to gain access to their CNE5 forums. However, if you hold a previous CNE you still have access to the previous forums. I don't believe there has been any changes to the CNA cert however. I think it goes on and on and on...
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01-16-02 05:10 PM
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Kasor
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Technically, they don't expire.
U earn the knowledge. 
If u are CNA 3, 4, 5. It never go away!
Don't worry about this issue!
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