Worth It for MCP?
So I've been in the industry for a couple of decades (almost) now, and with all my experience, the last few years I have decided it's time to certify, so I've been working through a whole list of Microsoft certifications (my primary experience). I was looking at N+ and wondering, if I'm doing Server 2016 MCSA, would Network+ benefit me? The new 2016 version covers subnetting, IPv4, IPv6, the OSI stuff and some other parts. Would Network+ be something that would help me as a Microsoft professional and/or consultant?
Thanks for your input. I do intend to take Security+, not sure if that would make a difference.
Thanks for your input. I do intend to take Security+, not sure if that would make a difference.
Client & Security: Microsoft 365 Modern Desktop Administrator Associate | MCSE: Mobility
Server & Networking: MCSA: Windows Server 2016 | MTA: Networking Fundamentals
Data Privacy & Project/Service Management: PECB GDPR DPO/Practitioner | ITIL 2011: Foundation | CompTIA Project+
Currently Studying: Microsoft 365 Enterprise Administrator Expert
Server & Networking: MCSA: Windows Server 2016 | MTA: Networking Fundamentals
Data Privacy & Project/Service Management: PECB GDPR DPO/Practitioner | ITIL 2011: Foundation | CompTIA Project+
Currently Studying: Microsoft 365 Enterprise Administrator Expert
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doubleo Member Posts: 27 ■■□□□□□□□□I'd say Network+ would benefit you only as a prerequisite for eventual CCNA. Waste of money otherwise.2018 goals: CCNA
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Phalanx Member Posts: 331 ■■■□□□□□□□Thank you both. I'll add it just before my Security+.Client & Security: Microsoft 365 Modern Desktop Administrator Associate | MCSE: Mobility
Server & Networking: MCSA: Windows Server 2016 | MTA: Networking Fundamentals
Data Privacy & Project/Service Management: PECB GDPR DPO/Practitioner | ITIL 2011: Foundation | CompTIA Project+
Currently Studying: Microsoft 365 Enterprise Administrator Expert