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CompTIA Network+ certification
Networking operators or administrators wishing to undertake the ComTIA Network+ certification test should read through the following articles. They offer clarification on some commonly asked questions (FAQs) about the Network+ exam and provides usefu... Fast Guide
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Network+ certification: Review of exam specifics, Part 1
The CompTIA Network+ certification is an international, vendor-neutral industry credential that validates the knowledge of networking professionals with at least nine months of experience in network support or administration or adequate academic trai... Fast Guide
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Network+ certification: General certification exam taking tips, Part 7
Network+ certification: General certification exam taking tips Fast Guide
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How close are Cisco practice exams to the actual test?
David Minutella explains here how close the CCNA practice tests are to the real thing and mentions a few to check out. Ask the Expert
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Validity of certification
In this response, David Minutella talks about the validation of certification and what IT managers should be aware of. Ask the Expert
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How to get recertified as a CCNA.
Can I be recertified as a CCNA if I pass one of the CCNP exams, or must I take the CCNA over again to start my recertification as a CCNP? Ask the Expert
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The best book for CCDA certification
In this Ask the Expert, David Minutella recommends the best book resource for CCDA certification Ask the Expert
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What is the best path towards a security career?
Ed Tittel discusses the best path to take to get started in a security-focused career. Ask the Expert
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Routing versus routed protocols and the CCNA
Many networking professionals don't really know what a routing protocol is or does. There are those who also couldn't tell you the difference between a routing protocol and a routed protocol. If you are working as a network engineer or preparing to t... Quiz
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Jack of all trades -- master of none
Ed gives advice to the 'Jack of all IT' -- master of none. Ask the Expert