Confusion: JNCIA-ER + JNCIA-EX vs JNCIA-Junos
I'm just curious if there's any real difference between doing:
Enterprise routing certification track
Enterprise switching certification track
compared to
Enterprise routing and switching certification track.
The titles suggest the 2nd is just the first 2 combined, but I just want to verify since you don't end up with the same cert (like how cisco has 2 routes to get CCNA)
Enterprise routing certification track
Enterprise switching certification track
compared to
Enterprise routing and switching certification track.
The titles suggest the 2nd is just the first 2 combined, but I just want to verify since you don't end up with the same cert (like how cisco has 2 routes to get CCNA)
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hoogen82
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I think you are best suited to do JNCIA-Junos and then pick up JNCIS-ENT .... The separate tracks are probably going to be obsolete next year...IS-IS Sleeps.
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bermovick
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yeah; I just wanted to make sure (although I'm going to grab JNCIS-SEC after JNCIA-Junos)Latest Completed: CISSP
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stuh84
Member Posts: 503
Yeah as hoogen said, the JNCIA-ER and EX are being phased out, so at some point in the near future, the difference will be one you can take and one you cant
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networker050184
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I think the exams expire at the end of this year. JNCIA-Junos will be the prerequisite for all the certs at that point. The way I see it there is no point in doing the ER or EX unless you already have it scheduled or something. Might as well just do the JNCIA-Junos.An expert is a man who has made all the mistakes which can be made.