I am going for my CCNA. Hope to have it done in about 2months, maybe a little more. Even cisco's entry level cert is very tough , at least for me. I've been using computers about 9 years, linux about 6 years, and pretty much know Windows, and am very hardware oriented. Good understanding of NT 4.0, and Windows 2003. But I don't feel like being a common MCSE, to many of em. Is CCNA even worth going for? I am a network admin for 150 users, in an active directory environment. I want to try ccna, so i can understand networks better at the root, (core), etc. What will be the benefits besides just having a "piece of paper". I want to become securit oriented also. Is there a path after CCNA, to pursue security. Since security is a big issue for the next 50 years, well can't say a number, security will always be one of the hottest sectors of IT.
Ryan.
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