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rocafella

 posted on 15th May 04 at 15:57

I've just done my 1st year of BSc Hons Computer network management and design - and so far i've done everything but touch a piece of networking hardware or software. Poor show so far :(


jamied

 posted on 15th May 04 at 10:01

i did semeester 1 thn half of 2, thn gave up lol got sooooooo bored!


Dan B

 posted on 15th May 04 at 09:10

Currently doing CCNA courtesy of work......heading for CCNP/CCIE afterwards! :thumbs:


Jason

 posted on 15th May 04 at 02:38

cisco.netacad.net

read that..


SteveW

 posted on 15th May 04 at 02:36

CCNA is a little dull, but yeah i have done it..

i think you can do it online now as well...

we just got to mess around with some servers n junk :thumbs:

doing a BSc Internet Technology


Jason

 posted on 15th May 04 at 02:33

quite easy to get 100% in most tests too


Jason

 posted on 15th May 04 at 02:33

iv done it...the ccna


James

 posted on 14th May 04 at 22:31

but if ur doing a networking degree, u will sail through the CCNA tis a piece of piss


James

 posted on 14th May 04 at 22:30

I did it at college for free instead of a 4th A-Level, can't reall say if it was worthwhile employment wise as im now in uni but from what i've heard it is very highly looked upon.


IntaCepta

 posted on 14th May 04 at 22:11

Anyone doing/done CISCO CCNA?

Apparently I already know all the stuff covered in CCNA, as I've configured cisco routers etc in my networking degree. But i want the CCNA classification as well. My Uni are doing this and charging a grand for CCNA, i may want to do CCNP afterwards as well.

Its an area i wish to take up for my career :)

Just want to hear peoples opinions really. was it worthwhile for you?