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I do have a question. I have my MCSE / Security and working towards my Bachelors in Computer Science with emphasizes on Security and Networking. I been a Network Administrator for 9 years now working in Windows, Linux, and AS400 Enviornment. I was wondering would make sense for me to go for Network+ and Security+ before my CCENT / CCNA exams? Reason I ask is I am looking down the road to be able to teach networking and security in classroom or maybe go into security field of IT.
Thanks.
Thanks.
CCNA, MCP, MCSA, MCSE, MCDST, MCITP Enterprise Administrator, Working towards Networking BS. CCNP is Next.
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UnixGuy
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Judging by your experience and certifications, I think you shouldn't need the Network+. Go for CCNA directly, as it covers Net+ and much more.
Security+ is good as a foundation for your security knowledge. Some topics will be very entry level to you, but it's interesting to go through the whole material.
I recommend:
Sec+ then CCNA: Security.