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CCNA vs Network+

m2r1

HI FOLKS

i have completed my CCNA . now i am looking forward to take security+ its just because i like it. Guyz is my choice good????? and also ,is CCNA equal to Network+.

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Arvean

I believe CCNA is more complex than N+...

dynamik

The CCNA is much more difficult than the Network+. You will learn a few things in Network+, such as Appletalk, that you probably didn't come across in the CCNA, but I wouldn't worry too much about it.

The Security+ is a good choice. I personally like that one a great deal. Have fun with it!

Congrats on the CCNA btw

CGN_Spec

CCNA > Network+

Mrock4

I agree with the above posts. I think the Network+ does a good job at introducing you to networking concepts, but the CCNA really drives them home and makes you apply them.

I like the Security+..

snadam

agree with all the net+ vs CCNA comments. I really enjoyed the sec+ studying. I find infosec to be very interesting stuff.

JDMurray

If you already have the CCNA you don't really need the Network+ cert, unless you want to apply it to getting the MCSA.

jamesp1983

JDMurray wrote:

If you already have the CCNA you don't really need the Network+ cert, unless you want to apply it to getting the MCSA.

I second what he says

Networkhead

As others said, CCNA > Network +
Network+ is for complete novice to computer networks.

michael_knight

m2r1 wrote:

HI FOLKS
i have completed my CCNA . now i am looking forward to take security+ its just because i like it. Guyz is my choice good????? and also ,is CCNA equal to Network+.

Are you going for Security+ or Network + ? I think Security + is worth going for, and it will be way easier than CCNA. At this point Network+ would be just a waste of time for you.