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Hello
My name is Chirica Teodor , i'm 17 years old and i'm from Romania .
I started Cisco at 15 years and i hope this year i'll get my CCNA Certification


One thing ... what's the matter with CCENT or something like that ... i still don't understand . Could someone explain that to me ? I have to pass CCENT in order to get CCNA or those 2 are different ?
Thanks a lot !

 

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Hi there and welcome

I hope you are not going to put the CCNA certification on your CV, there is no way you will have the requisite experience at your age.

 

Hi Welcome

lol @ Wizard & Sparky

 

There are two ways to become CCNA certified.

Either take two exams (ICND 1 and 2), or take the CCNA 802 exam
(info here http://www.cisco.com/web/learning/le3/le2/le0/le9/learning_certification_type_home.html)

The main reason they have split it is to cover more ground and also likely make more money ;)

Really the main reason for the 802 exam from what i have heard is that people who want to recertify at the end of 3 years have an exam to recertify as they should already have the prerequisite knowledge, the 802 is designed more for these people, the 2 exam route is for people who are new to Cisco certification and this is a way they can ease themselves in with more learnable chunks.

 

Welcome

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So that's why my Virgin Media connection keeps screwing up

 

Welcome!

 

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