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Hi all, have just joined this forum as I am currently studying for CCNA.

 

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What sort of expeience do you have working with routers and networks?

 

I have only recently started working with cisco equipment so been browsing the net for futher info and stumbled upon this forum.

Loook to be a useful forum.

 

I would suggest a better bet would be to go for the network plus qualification before starting down the ccna route, unless you have at least a year or 2 experience the ccna can hinder you getting employment. like the mcse, a ccna is expected to have experience on real world kit in companies.

A+ and network plus are useually the two best entry level certs to go for, these give you a solid grounding and an insight into just what is involved in the job.

 

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Thanks for the useful comment. However I have many years experience in IT/Telecomms and they A+ would not cover much new ground for me, hence the reason I am going for CCNA.

Thanks.