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I want to know how is the scope after getting the CCNA Certification
well, after completing CCNA cert, you have practical knowledge about router configuration, switch configuration, implimentation of access list, protocol implimentaion etc,
after this course you can take a better job for admin work with router amd switch
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what is the CCNA?
ccna is certi course offered by cisco,
through this course you have much familiar with router and switch.
I want to know how is the scope after getting the CCNA Certification
well, after completing CCNA cert, you have practical knowledge about router configuration, switch configuration, implimentation of access list, protocol implimentaion etc,
after this course you can take a better job for admin work with router amd switch
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what is the CCNA?
ccna is certi course offered by cisco,
through this course you have much familiar with router and switch.
Normally, a CCNA course takes you 5days full time. Or you can study it by yourself. Once you feel that you can sit for the exam, then you can sit for it.
It's hard to say how long you need, but depends on your effort and time allocated.
after you have CCNA certefied you can working as IT , when you want to learn more you can study CCDA this refer to how Design the network and troublshoting about design, and then CCDP this is the profesional of network design after that you entering the level of design network.
I did it when i was graduating in Engg. and when i got my first job as Network Administrator, it helped me because i was not experienced but had theoratical knowledge.. So, remember, certifications give you knowledge..
Now, i m in Telecomm field, also having Masters degree, so CCNA is of no worth for me, BUT KNOWLEDGE NEVER DIES..
It's a great start to get your CCNA. No need to go for MCSD as well in my opinion. Once you get a job as a netowrk engineer you can ask your company to sponsor you to get your CCDA, CCNP etc...
just a query!
I have done a Network management certificate course from IIM-C this summer (Linux based)
Now i am intrested in CCNA and MCSE.
I need to know
1) If both of them require any practical knowledge/exams as well. Coz theory is what i can sit and do... but i will find it hard to get practical experience?
Recently i passed my CCNA exam with the help of my little bit knowledge of networking and hardware concepts.For CCNA exam i got help with this site certxpert.com. So please tell me what will i do next.
CCNA certification does not guarantee a job. At least in Hyderabad, there are so many. You need hands on working knowledge in networking to perform in interviews
Experience, that's what guarantee you a job. You can have load of different certs and no experience and you may loose competition with soem experience person.
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