The CCIE written test is much more difficult than the CCNP. It covers a lot
of topics that CCNP not.
I passed CCIE written first. The score is not high. After than, I did all 4
CCNP exams within one week and they are quite easy. I did my CCNP just for
changing job. Anyway, CCNP is a certificate
Chan,
I will have to disagree with you there. I took and passed my CCIE written
today. It is a lot closer in form and content to the CID test than the old
ACRC test that I had taken to get my CCNP. The difficulty comes in the wide
variety of topics that are covered. There was nothing on that
Is it reasonable to take the CCIE written instead of CCNP? I've been working
with Cisco equipment and software for over 10 years and decided to go ahead
with certification. The CCNP looks like a good choice, but it appears the
CCIE written only requires a few more months of study. Of course, the
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foot of the door of the CCIE written.
If you can do it- do it...
Phil
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