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Executive
2000's Training Courses for Cisco Certification
Cisco
Certification is the pinnacle of IT training and the highest-demand
segment of the industry. There are three levels of Cisco
certification: CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate);
CCNP (Cisco Certified Network Professional); and CCIE
(Cisco Certified Internet Expert), and each level requires
specific training leading to specific exams. Executive
2000 currently offers training for CCNA and CCNP exams.
There are more positions available for Cisco network support
& design than there are candidates to fill them. Cisco's
CCNA makes your resume stick out & moves you to the
front of the line for great IT careers.
Superior Salary and Promotion Prospects Industry figures
show that certification translates into
higher salaries and more promotions. Employers recognize
the value of certification and are willing to
pay more for your expertise. Cisco's CCNA certification
can add thousands of dollars to your earning potential
and puts you in line for the hot promotions.
The Cisco's CCNA certification is an internationally recognized
IT designation and a stepping stone to
the Cisco Certified Internetworking Expert (CCIE) credential.
Your peers in the networking world will recognize your
expertise and respect your proven abilities.
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2000's Training Courses for Cisco's CCNA(tm) Exam. |
CCNA
is the first level of Cisco certification. A CCNA
is qualified to install, configure and operate simple
routed LANs and WANs, as well as switched LANs and
ATM LANE networks. They are also able to optimize
WAN traffic through Internet access by reducing bandwidth
and reducing WAN expense through technologies such
as Filtering with Access Lists, BOD (Bandwidth on
Demand) and DDR (Dial on Demand Routing). The CCNA
will be well versed in IP, IGRP, IPX, Serial, AppleTalk,
Frame Relay, IP RIP, IPX RIP, VLANS, Ethernet and
Access Lists.
Requirements for
Cisco's CCNA |
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2000's Training Courses for Cisco's CCNP(tm) Exam.
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CCNP
is the second level of Cisco certification. The CCNP
is qualified to install, configure, operate and troubleshoot
complex LANs, WANs, switched LANs and Dial Access
Services. They are able to install and configure networks,
increase bandwidth, optimize response times, improve
stability, configure remote access, enhance security,
create a global intranet, deploy security measures
and enhance the overall quality of service. The CCNP
is trained in IP, IP RIP, IPX, IPX RIP, IGRP, AppleTalk,
PPP, Access Lists, Extended Access Lists, Serial,
Async Routing, Route Redistribution, Route Summarization,
ISDN, ISL, Frame Relay, X.25, ATM Emulation, PSTN,
802.1, FDDI, and Transparent Bridging and Translational
Bridging in a multi-vendor environment.
Requirements for
Cisco's CCNP |
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