Hey I passed

IT Guy I Hope

Just passed the 601 exam. I got 807 points. I will schedule the 602 right now.

I appreciate this forum, thanks guys.

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mikej412

Congratulations!!

Good Luck with 602

Congratulations!

Congrats!!

Congrats!

Congrats!

Thanks again guys. I am going in for the 602 today. Then to infinity and beyond!

mikej412

IT Guy I Hope wrote: »

602 today

And the result is.....?

Good Luck if you haven't been in yet!!

IT Guy I Hope

mikej412 wrote: »

And the result is.....?

Good Luck if you haven't been in yet!!

Sorry I posted that late last night, my test is in 2 hours. Will be back with the results in 2 hours and 30 minutes!

TravR1

And the verdict is....?

Wait for it... wait for it....

IT Guy I Hope

Hah sorry I'm late, went out to celebrate a little. (just a little)

I scored a 785. Not bad I guess.

mikej412

IT Guy I Hope wrote: »

went out to celebrate

Congratulations for the 602 Pass and A+ Certification!!

Don't forget to update your Certification List in your profile....

What's next?

IT Guy I Hope

I'm not exactly sure what to go for next. I was thinking Network+ but I have been hearing that if I get CCNA it would be better. I'm not sure, any advice?

Basically the job I want to attain is just like a technician or something, and move up from there. (I'm 21 and unemployed)

skrpune

IT Guy I Hope wrote: »

I'm not exactly sure what to go for next. I was thinking Network+ but I have been hearing that if I get CCNA it would be better. I'm not sure, any advice?

Basically the job I want to attain is just like a technician or something, and move up from there. (I'm 21 and unemployed)

First of all, congrats!!

As for what's next...if you're new to networking topics and aren't too strapped for cash, the N+ does make a nice intro. You can also skip right into Cisco stuffs and ease your way into that by taking CCENT first then the second exam to get your CCNA.

It really depends on your budget & what it is that you want to work on. Network+ is a bit more broad than the Cisco track, which focuses on Cisco products whereas the Network+ covers network operating systems & client setup & basic troubleshooting/general networking topics.

jamison1

Congratulations!