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**Scukonaher** · 08-02-2007, 01:40 PM

Well, you have to be a CCNA before you can progress to a CCNP, but check my profile...

Thanks for the reply,

In terms of course content and the time investment involved what sort of difficulty would one be looking at. I have heard the CCNA is rather simple and the MCSA is less extensive than the MCSE but thats all i know or have heard, except well they're all ridiculously expensive, id hate to waste a lot of money on something im not sure i will eventually follow through on

What im looking at right now is package kind of course "IT professional" which if i remember correctly consists of an MCSA (implementing, managing, maintaining etc, windows server 2003 and network infrastructure, windows xp), a CCNA and a FETAC award which just covers Implementing and Managing Microsoft Exchange Server 2003

I've actually worked with Exchange 2000 and part administered, dont think 2003 is something ill be looking forward to running through in terms of content but 2000 was easy enough

Anyway any insight or advice into what i can expect is greatly appreciated, thanks

08-02-2007, 01:40 PM	#2
Scukonaher Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 520 Senior Member	Well, you have to be a CCNA before you can progress to a CCNP, but check my profile... Thanks for the reply, In terms of course content and the time investment involved what sort of difficulty would one be looking at. I have heard the CCNA is rather simple and the MCSA is less extensive than the MCSE but thats all i know or have heard, except well they're all ridiculously expensive, id hate to waste a lot of money on something im not sure i will eventually follow through on What im looking at right now is package kind of course "IT professional" which if i remember correctly consists of an MCSA (implementing, managing, maintaining etc, windows server 2003 and network infrastructure, windows xp), a CCNA and a FETAC award which just covers Implementing and Managing Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 I've actually worked with Exchange 2000 and part administered, dont think 2003 is something ill be looking forward to running through in terms of content but 2000 was easy enough Anyway any insight or advice into what i can expect is greatly appreciated, thanks
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