From: Brian McGahan (bmcgahan@internetworkexpert.com)
Date: Thu Aug 24 2006 - 18:36:19 ART
Chris,
You can skip the CCNA and CCNP exams and just go for CCIE, there
is nothing wrong with that. You will however still have to learn all
the technologies that are covered in the CCNA and CCNP tracks anyways.
What I would do if you want to skip NA and NP is to read through all
those books and try out their examples before moving onto CCIE level
material. Here is a list of materials that we recommend for CCIE
preparation: http://www.internetworkexpert.com/resources/books.htm.
Good luck in your preparation,
Brian McGahan, CCIE #8593
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> I found most of the COMPTIA stuff too easy - CDIA was a winner , only
> because I have never done document imaging.
> MCSE I passed in six months all exams.
> why waste my time with lower level certifications - CCIE is where I
> want to be , and to my knowledge is the only cisco exam with a
> practical - its can you do it or not , if you can you pass. I don't
> like arbitrary book exams - trivia is not what gets you a job - Solid
> book knowledge accompanied by solid practical experience is. I liked
> cisco I desired a practical here i am. Does Juniper have a practical
exam
> ?
> CCIE is more than the doc cd , you have to know how to configure the
> network - so long as you know the routing protocols Frame Relay IOS
> navigation and the other major topics - doc cd will help with the
> things you may not know or be sure of - say you get a question to
> configure fifty seconds more then the default aging time for a MAC
> Table - the doc cd could help if you forgot it was 300 seconds.
> I wish I could find a list of recognized networking and security
> certifications that require a practical. Seems to be a dearth of the
> former.
> RHCE after R&S followed by CPTS/E and MCNE for me
>
>
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