mikej412 wrote: Congratulations! Don't let the flashing lights on those IP Telephones distract you!! CCDP --> CCIP --> CCIE
nel wrote: Paul, i know you have done your ccnp already and have worked with the equipment but if you were someone who didnt have experiance (like me) would you go to ccnp after ccna or to ccda? or maybe anothe NA specialisation?
Paul Boz wrote: I didn't do so bad Wireless was tough, it was very under-represented in both of the available Cisco Press books. Onto ARCH
Paul Boz wrote: CCDP -> CCIP -> CCIE is the goal. Does anyone know about the CCDE?
Paul Boz wrote: nel wrote: Paul, i know you have done your ccnp already and have worked with the equipment but if you were someone who didnt have experiance (like me) would you go to ccnp after ccna or to ccda? or maybe anothe NA specialisation? CCNA + CCNP is much more valuable to your resume and professional skillset. It also makes the other exams much easier. Without the CCNP the CCDA would have been a lot harder. The CCNP exposed me to 90% of the material on the CCDA. I got a job offer from a recruiter who found my resume on monster which is literally double what I was getting paid at my last job because I've got the CCNP on my resume.
Paul Boz wrote: I couldn't tell why the BCMSN is a suggested prep for the DESIGN exam.