Well, it's interesting, but having recently completed the CCNP, I have to
say I would not let an average CCNA or some CCNPs set up a PIX or implement
VPNs if I didn't think they knew something about routing and remote access
issues. Perhaps security is a niche market that can be adequately
Some of you might find this interesting:
You can now take the Security Specialization if you're CCNA - you don't need
to be a CCNP.
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/10/wwtraining/certprog/special1/course.html
Happy Studying,
Ole
Ole Drews Jensen
Systems
Interesting indeed, but a thought when I read the Security Spec page..
recertification, it states that to recertify that you:
"take and pass the current version of appropriate security exams." ==
plural!!
I know literally that means you need to re-take 4 exams!
CCNP only requires 640-519
Hmm, you have a point there, plus you have to recertify your spec's every 2
years, where you can wait 3 years on CCNA, CCDA, CCNP and CCDP. So if you
take the 1 exam for the CCNA or 5 exams for the CCNP, you can keep the cert
3 years, but if you add 4 exams to become CCNA/CCNP + Security, you can
You forgot the line about "shell out more bucks"
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