Many networking items are becoming smaller as manufacturers go to ASICs and
more powerful processors. Most large boxes break down into smaller lighter
pieces. Cisco recommends that two people mount the larger boxes. So - no
problem there.
Now if you do any cable running then small size means that you can work in
tight quarters. That is a major asset.
Don't talk yourself out of a great vocation. Go for it and solve each
problem as it arises.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Magenta Bloom [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, July 10, 2001 4:02 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: OFF topic - Career as CCNP/CCDA [7:11806]
>
>
> Hi folks,
>
> I enjoy the IT field and am very much interested in pursuing
> it further. I
> hope to obtain my CCNP & CCDA eventually. Thing is, I'm a
> 95-pounder 5 FT
> individual. I think that with my physique, one of the
> drawbacks is that I
> can't lift or install those huge racks and jumbo switches.
> I'm concerned
> that my size will be an obstacle in this field.
>
> For those CCNP/CCDAs out there, please let me know what your
> job entails
> of....and, if your job is physically demanding. I'd
> appreciate any input.
> Thanks.
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