5 Days tooo goooo

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Congrats!

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Well done, mate. Congratulations on the pass.

 

Yaaaayyy !!!!!!

Hip Hip Hooray !

Yo baby yo baby Yo !

 

Good job on passing - well done, time to relax and have fun!

Spice_Weasel

 

That is awesome!!!!!!

 

What a relief - congrats for passing

 

Yeah id been seeing on alot of other forums a hell of alot of people failing.
Im chuffed i passed, Now imma spend today thinkin bout what im gonna do next.


Security+ ??
Cisco BSCI ??
CCDA??

Any Ideas on Best route , i could go all out for mcsa but i really dont want to be another "windows guy"

 

BSCI.

That way, if and when I pass my CCNA, I'll have somebody to pester for questions.

You and NetEyeBall.

 

The best route to what? That is, what is your goal in terms of your IT career?

Keep in mind that certifications are just supposed to establish to the public what you already know. What technologies interest you? Where do you see yourself working in a year? In five years? Start studying what you're interested in. If a certification program maps to it, so much the better.

 

Quoted for Truth.

 

Well my goal is to be a network designer, i got 2 months left at college to do as much as possible
Now i see ccda is the quivilant to 1 semester of ccna in work load.
as my goal is to be a network designer hopefully get in at BT. do i go bsci while im ere then ccdp or get ccda out of the way.
not sure ya see :s

 

laup,

The CCDP has the following prerequisites:

1. Valid CCNA AND
2. [Valid] CCDA

Then after meeting prerequisites, the requirements for CCDP are:

1. BSCI
2. BCMSN
3. ARCH

Since BSCI, BCMSN, and ARCH are all 642- prefixed exams, if you pass them, will automatically renew all of your Associate level certificates.

So if you take the exams as you're proposing of BSCI, then CCDP, by passing the BSCI your CCNA only will be renewed. Then when you take the CCDA, that won't renew your CCNA or BSCI. Then when you take BCMSN for CCDP, then your CCNA and CCDA would be renewed. Then when you take ARCH, your CCNA and CCDA would be re-renewed.

According to CCDA requirements webpage, the CCDA has the prerequisite of "CCNA level knowledge and BCMSN level knowledge is needed to prepare for the CCDA certification exam." So, you have at least two options:

1. Study for the BCMSN exam but do not take the BCMSN exam, study for the CCDA exam, then take the CCDA exam.
2. Study for the BCMSN exam, take the BCMSN exam, study for the CCDA exam, then take the CCDA exam.
3. What ever else works for you to meet the requirements of CCDA then CCDP.

Good luck.

Source:

1. CCDA-Career Certifications & Paths - Cisco Systems - http://www.cisco.com/web/learning/le3/le2/le0/le4/learning_certification_type_home.html
2. CCDP-Career Certifications & Paths - Cisco Systems - http://www.cisco.com/web/learning/le3/le2/le37/le5/learning_certification_type_home.html

 

good luck man , godd will be close to you