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Hello all,

I am interested in taking my cisco CCNA certification. I already have my Network+ and have been networking since 2006. What would the best route to go with CCNA?

Cheers

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Solaris_UNIX

jamie.english wrote: »

Hello all,

I am interested in taking my cisco CCNA certification. I already have my Network+ and have been networking since 2006. What would the best route to go with CCNA?

Cheers

If you want a CCNA and don't have any prior experience working with CISCO products, the best way to train to get it is to enroll in the Cisco Networking Academy. Here's the URL for their web site:

Cisco Networking Academy - Cisco Systems

Be warned though that just having a CCNA in and of itself doesn't guarantee you a job. A lot of the "success stories" profiled in the videos on the Netacad site got their CCNA's 10 years ago back when there was still a massive shortage of Cisco qualified people. The current netacad alumni forums are filled with recently minted CCNA's who are upset because they're unemployed and can't find a job.

Slowhand

Solaris_UNIX wrote: »

The current netacad alumni forums are filled with recently minted CCNA's who are upset because they're unemployed and can't find a job.

Considering the economy, pretty much every forum on the internet is filled with people upset because they can't find a job.

networker050184

Slowhand wrote: »

Considering the economy, pretty much every forum on the internet is filled with people upset because they can't find a job.

Yeah, I don't thin that is anything directly connected to the CCNA. Its more to do with the economy and keeping your expectations in check.

dynamik

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