difference in CCNA and CCDA
seth223uk
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in CCDA & CCDP
how different is CCDA to CCNA? As i was thinkin of taking this next? Is there any overlap and will having CCNA knowledge benfit me at all or will i be working on a completely new topic?
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Webmaster Admin Posts: 10,292 AdminI would say very different. CCDA involves a lot of details about different network technologies, when to use which, network design the cisco-way, network analisys and documentation. Except the router configuration skills you will benifit from being a CCNA though.
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seth223uk Member Posts: 158hmmmm so if i get CCNA i think moving to professional level such as CCNP would be better to recertify and gain more skills at the same time.
Can a CCNA move to CCDP? Or would it be better to stay with CCNP? Which is harder and which is more in demand would you say in UK?
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Webmaster Admin Posts: 10,292 Adminhmmmm so if i get CCNA i think moving to professional level such as CCNP would be better to recertify and gain more skills at the same time.Can a CCNA move to CCDP?Or would it be better to stay with CCNP? Which is harder and which is more in demand would you say in UK?
If you want to become an actual network designer you will have to get experience creating and troubleshooting them first, before anyone wil let you design a network coresponding to the CCDP topics.
The one is not harder than the other, it depends on the person who's taking it... CCDP is more theoretical and for some may be harder to learn because a lot of things cannot be learned from practicing in a lab. For others it might be the opposite.
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