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HELP WITH KEEPING CCNA CURRENT
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you need to take all 4 CCNP exams before your CCNA expires. You can also get any of the cisco professional certs, CCNP, CCIP, CCVP, CCSP. That will keep your CCNA current. If you let your CCNA expire, you will need to retake it in order to get your CCNP.
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We are in the same boat. In march, my CCNA will be two years old. I passed the BCMSN exam in Dec 2006, so i need to take the other 3 exams. I got screwed up with the CCNP because they changed the tests on me. I didn't have any solid study materials until June 2007. I have one year to pass the 3 CCNP exams. As far as what track you want to take, its up to you. Depends on your current job or what kind of job you are looking for. I work for an ISP so the NP suited me well, but there is also a newer CCIP. which is great for someone that works for an ISP. You can't go wrong with either of them. CCVP (Voice) CCSP (Security) CCNP (Routing/Switching) CCIP (ISP). If you pass an exam, don't take a break, continue on to the next one. I made that mistake.
Sorry about that, learn something new everyday
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choose an exam, read the book..... You have to fully understand what you are testing on to pass the test. Using test kings aren't the best way to go.
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