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Hello!

I supervise a team of 1st and 2nd line analysts who support both internal and external customers. I don't actually have any certifications besides ITIL which was done through work. I am going to be changing that hopefully by undertaking Linux certifications and complementing it with Networking certs.

 

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All the best, I am doing a CCNA, then onto Linux+. Welcome to CF

 

Thank you. Did you do any other networking cert before studying for the CCNA?

 

Yup, took the Network+ first. It helped in all honesty, first 5 chapters of ICND are all covered in the N+.

 

How long did it take you to study for Network+ ?

 

About 4 months, but think I overstudied for it.

 

Thanks, did you do A+ as well? Is that the same sort of time to prep?

 

If the whole networking concept is new to you I would either take MTA Networking fundamentals then the CCNA. Or simply just learn the content. I may still go for the MTA Networking fundamentals.. They never expire.

 

It's not a new concept. I'll most likely look at Network+, the MTA looks like its lighter in content

 

By the way, did anyone notice the significance of the title?