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To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'; Nick Patellis; 'Coffey,
Christopher S.';
'william taylor'; security-
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Check out East Stroudsburg University -- I've read in
the local papers that
they were offeri
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Hello All,
I have a similar question to the one that was asked earlier. I'm in 11th
grade and have pretty much made up my mind to take the path of going to
college. I was wondering if there are any good colleges that
e ladder. As far as getting the experience and applied
> knowledge they just take time.
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> Chris
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hs the reason not to."
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Ok, There are two basic paths to take depending on your sit
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give myself more "job security" if you know what I mean.
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Ok, There ar
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> i am a beginner in security, and i am going to be starting on my A+
ool guidence councilor as well.
I hope this is helpful kid.
Good luck-
byron
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i am a beginne
> I'm sure Sun has some sort of Solaris certification,
http://suned.sun.com/US/certification/
> but that won't be cheap.
Depends on country. Most tests are $150. SCSA requires
two tests, SCNA is one more. Some Java certs, other stuff.
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i am a beginner in security, and i am going to be starting on my A+
certification course pretty soon. i had a question regarding your talk of
"experience" and "applied knowledge." how exactly does a person GET this
experience and applied knowled
reading a
> >chapter.
> >Hence, one of the reasons for this list. If you have the money, I would say
> >get the certs. Chances are, they won't hurt your chances.
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CAN? Not familiar with this, are you referring to Novell's CNA, by any
chance?
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Out of curiosity, how did you manage the CCIE without work experience? From
everyone I've talked to, including other CCIEs, this is nearly an impossible
feat unless you've been working with it for a while in a hands-on
environment. Do you have a photograp
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They may well assist in getting through to that interview, though.
Recommendation: Do both.
Jarrod Frates wrote:
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> Six years of
> experience is a fair amount, and as long as you can hold your own in a
> technical interview, there is no reason that you should not be able to
> find a wel
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I have a CAN, CCIE, CCNA, CCDP, MCSE, and an A+, and currently attending
collage for computer science.
I still cant
Based on what I see at work for our positions, Microsoft certifications
are good to get your foot in the door, but Cisco certifications show
some degree of determination to pursue something difficult. CCNAs are
not too difficult to get but impress people sort of the same way that
Novell CNAs used
> I'm sure Sun has some sort of Solaris certification,
http://suned.sun.com/US/certification/
> but that won't be cheap.
Depends on country. Most tests are $150. SCSA requires
two tests, SCNA is one more. Some Java certs, other stuff.
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IMHO, it really depends on what you want to do. I say if you want to
do data, go with Oracle. If you want to do Windows, get the MCSE on
Windows 2000. If you want to do networking, go Cisco. If you want to
specialize in security, go with the CISSP.
I
If that is the "why", I'd recommend pottery and basket-weaving.
If you have any other career goals, what are they? Different
certifications for different things...
V/R
Jim
"Igor D. Spivak" wrote:
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> I have decided to pursue some form of certification in order to increase the
> number of pag
I have a CAN, CCIE, CCNA, CCDP, MCSE, and an A+, and currently attending
collage for computer science.
I still cant get a job, because I have no work experience.
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"Igor D. Spivak" wrote:
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> I have decided to pursue some form of certification in order to increase the
> number of pages on my resume.
> My background -- about 6 years of Systems Administration, including some
> security administration on
> Linux, MS, and Sun platforms. There are too many certi
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