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| Q: All of the schools I have talked to tell me I should get MCSE certification before I start any Cisco certification. My question is do I really need to have MCSE before I begin CCIE certification? Secondly, Will network+ and server+ (comptia) certifcations increase my marketability of CCIE certification? |
| A: You should start with the CCNA then the CCNP. It takes at least 2-3 years of hands-on Cisco experience to pass the lab. The other network+ certs won't really make much difference for marketability since those are considered entry level certs. You don't need to do your MCSE before starting on Cisco Certs. Don't listen to them on that. They probably just want you to go to their MCSE school. You can do all these certs without going to class. Just remember that without hands-on experience you will be considered entry level regardless of what certs you get. John Kaberna It helps to have experience in servers. It DOES NOT help if you only
In a nutshell, you don't need an MCSE or any other cert for CCIE. hsb source: alt.certification.cisco |
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