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vivs
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Hey i want to do ccna r&s.. after completion of ccna i am thinking to do vmware.. is it ok to go with vmware.?
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Master Of Puppets
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Thank you for your response
Yes im working as Systems engineer.. And im having 2yrs experience.. I want to move on to networking field.. One of my frnd said it is good to have VMware along with ccna.
Are there any books for theory which you can suggest me for CCNA R&S -
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Staunchy
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Thank you for your response
Yes im working as Systems engineer.. And im having 2yrs experience.. I want to move on to networking field.. One of my frnd said it is good to have VMware along with ccna.
Are there any books for theory which you can suggest me for CCNA R&S
Here is links to the official Cisco self study guides by ciscopress:
ICND1 100-101: Cisco CCENT/CCNA ICND1 100-101 Official Cert Guide
ICND2 200-101: Cisco CCNA Routing and Switching ICND2 200-101 Official Cert Guide2016 Goals: CCNP R&S, CCNA Security, CCNP Security
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Ismaeljrp
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VMware with ccna, wouldn't really complement each other much. I mean as a systems engineer you probably have more a shot at getting your hands on VMware than networking.
Honestly, I've got my CCNA with the old exams, but I've been through the new CCENT material and it covers so much that I can even suggest just getting the CCENT , and then VMware if what you really want to do is VMs. The new CCENT covers enough now to get a much better understanding of networking, as it is much more hands on, and you cover more topics that the old exam didn't, such as ACLs, IPv6, OSPF, VLANS, 802.1q.