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Cisco/Microsoft certs

fugi1

i'm not sure which way to go after i achieve my network+. Mike Meyers said in one of his books that if you plan to go the path of the high-end hardware tech, Server+ is the next step. And it's a natural lead in to Cisco certifications. It's either that route or just go on to the Microsoft certs. What is the difference between the two?

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Ghent

The difference between Ciso and MS? Microsoft is the track to pursue if you want to be a net admin, and Cisco if your interested in being a network engineer. Cisco is concerned with building the network, and MS with running it once it's built.

ajs1976

fugi1 wrote:

Mike Meyers said in one of his books that if you plan to go the path of the high-end hardware tech, Server+ is the next step. And it's a natural lead in to Cisco certifications?

I saw that quote in the Net+ passport. I don't understand how Server+ is a natural lead into Cisco. I think the Server+ is more relevant to the work and MCSA/E would do.