Passssssssed Today 898

impelse

Hi everybody:

I passed today with 898

Plaining and Designing 91%
Implementation and Operation 83%
Trableshooting 83%
Technology 84%

I studied for 7 and half month by my self. I used Sybex, Dynamips, Boson and simulator exams.

I almost run out of time. I got two simulators. Somebody in this forum recomend me to review subnetting, I did and it was excelent idea, today in the morning after breakfast I rechecked in the last minute 20 more subnetting questions.

Now I do not know where to go, I am not working with Cisco Right now so I do not want to go up until (CCNP) until I get exp. I have some exp with Servers and computers, telecommunication too. I am not working right now. So what do you recommend me, go for A+ or MCSA.

Raul

Paul#4

Congratulations! Good score!


It depends on what you want to do. If you have zero experience take whatever comes along.

If you want to do network engineering or work for a telco(NOC position maybe) go for the CCNP.

It all depends on your career goals.

I say go for the CCNP if you have telecommunications experience. You should be able to find a NOC position with CCNP.

Good luck

Netstudent

CONGRATS! So was it what you expected? harder? easier?

iproute

Congrats!!!

mikej412

Congratulations!

I'd say go for a job that lets you use your CCNA skills..... but if you're still trying to break into the IT field, then the MCSA (along with the CCNA) will help open more entry level doors.

I'm not sure where the electives come in on the Microsoft certs -- but with just a little study you should be able to knock out the Network+. Add the A+ to that and I think you get some MS brownie points toward their certs. Plus you cover all the entry-level certifications which should maximize your future opportunities.

Maybe target that first MS exam for the MCP while hunting for an elusive entry level CCNA position.

Good Luck!

Megadeth4168

Congrats!

Slowhand

Congratulations on the pass. If you're thinking about getting into doing Cisco work, start looking now. I work in a NOC, and only the Sr. Network Engineer is CCNP certified, the rest of us are either CCNA's or we're working on CCNA. I'd say that looking at something like the Microsoft path isn't a bad idea, neither is looking at Linux/Unix, (even if it's only Linux+ or LPIC-1), to round yourself out a little bit. Of course, if you're thinking about doing a Microsoft cert, you might want to hang tight until the fall, when the new MCITP exams launch for Windows Server 2008.

iproute

Slowhand wrote:

Of course, if you're thinking about doing a Microsoft cert, you might want to hang tight until the fall, when the new MCITP exams launch for Windows Server 2008.

My thoughts exactly. I'm working on this: http://www.microsoft.com/learning/exams/70-620.mspx in the meantime.

kurunjik

Congrats DR

jvax

Congratulations

Pash

Congratz, bet your grinning from ear to ear

leefdaddy

Good work!

NinjaBoy

Congrats, well done on your pass

-ken

wildfire

Well done