CompTIA, Networking certifications, CCNA, Network+
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15 pts. | Dec 4 2007 6:47PM GMT
hi jimmy,
really it is serprise to me that you have passed your certification and now you are asking that whay should you do….man i advised you that set your goal and plan what you want then try to take interest in it.this will help you in future step.if you have done your ccna then you should work in practical field and gain a practical knowledge in networking field and apply what you studied.
thankx
Muhammad Habib
Wrobinson 5610 pts. | Dec 8 2007 10:27AM GMT
First of all, congratulations on passing the CCNA exam!
Now that we’ve gotten the congratulations out of the way, the CCNA exam certifies your networking skills. It is my professional and personal opinion that you should not pursue the CompTIA Network+ certification as a means of establishing yourself. Instead, look at your options for a more advanced Cisco certification, or expanding into other areas, particularly security — CISSP, or CompTIA Security+ for example.
Ultimately, you must figure out what it is that you want to do within IT and the world of networking, then dedicate yourself to achieving that goal — be it through certification and other forms of training; however, there is no substitute for experience.
