I agree with Ed, except I plan to take the new Foundation (masochism strikes
early and often).
My main rationale is that I tend to compartmentalize information. After Exam
X, the information for X is still there, but it tends to recede--takes a
longer and longer directory path to find/fetch it. By studying for and
taking the Foundation, I won't be able to do that--I'll have to keep it all
up front and available. I'm also likely to integrate the info better, too.
Do what works for YOU.
Annlee
CCDA, CCNA, MCSE
"Edward Moss" wrote in message <8frmhd$e7f$[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...
>I would look at Cisco Press Designing Cisco Networks (DCN) and get your
>CCDA. There are several points that are built upon for the CCNP exams.
>
>Follow this up with Building Cisco Remote Acces Networks (BCRAN),
>Switching, Building Scalable Cisco Networks (BCSN) and then Support.
>
>In my mind, this is the logical progression.... at least it worked for me.
>
>Ed Moss, CCNP, CCDA
>
>
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>> What is the logical exam to take after ccna?
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