Starting a certificate route towards networking...
riahc3
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Hello
I want to start a certificate route towards networking. I am a software engineer with a year and a half of expirence in that area but never with networks (networks have been a hobby).
I was thinking Cisco but it seems to be advance so Im thinking Network+ but Ive read about 9 months expirence. Is there a easier/lower exam than Network+ so I can move onto Network+ then CCENT / CCNA? This way I can get a good base.
Thank you
I want to start a certificate route towards networking. I am a software engineer with a year and a half of expirence in that area but never with networks (networks have been a hobby).
I was thinking Cisco but it seems to be advance so Im thinking Network+ but Ive read about 9 months expirence. Is there a easier/lower exam than Network+ so I can move onto Network+ then CCENT / CCNA? This way I can get a good base.
Thank you
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dave330i
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Skip N+. CCENT/CCNA are pretty easy.2018 Certification Goals: Maybe VMware Sales Cert
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jibbajabba
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I wouldn't say easy, but certainly N+ is pointless if you go for CCNA anyway.
It's like having a MCIT / MCSE and you got an A+ .. not relevant
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N2IT
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CCNA all the way. You'll be golden if you capture the information and retain it.