so uh, cisco anybody?

[eazyduzit]

anyone here work with/studied cisco related stuff? Ie. Ccna, ccnp?

would be interesting to know!

I'm currently studying for my CCNP, route, switch, tshoot. Exciting stuff

[bikeral]

12 years working with cisco. CCNA CCDA CCNP CCIE written. Too lazy to buckle down and study for the lab. Good luck man.

[baseline_9]

I'm basic cisco trained but kind of been dropped in at the deep end with it basically faulting, installing and maintaining Cisco routers and switches for customers without CCNA.... I would like to learn more but just done get the time....

[eazyduzit]

12 years working with cisco. CCNA CCDA CCNP CCIE written. Too lazy to buckle down and study for the lab. Good luck man.

nice one bro, i'm thinking of doing the CCIE after ccnp but to me it just sounds like a lot of work not really worth the time spent? Maybe just working and getting up there with my ccnp will be good enough but ill see

I'm basic cisco trained but kind of been dropped in at the deep end with it basically faulting, installing and maintaining Cisco routers and switches for customers without CCNA.... I would like to learn more but just done get the time....

shit man that would have sucked balls! if u ever find the time to do ccna/ccnp i've got plenty of links/material im happy to share with u that made my life 10x easier whilst studying, just shout out

[eazyduzit]

i'm starting to look for jobs in the field soon, hopefully what i know so far will be enough knowledge to get me going, i'm just scared about getting out there and not knowing stuff i need to know.!

[MrJuice]

anyone here work with/studied cisco related stuff? Ie. Ccna, ccnp?

would be interesting to know!

I'm currently studying for my CCNP, route, switch, tshoot. Exciting stuff

Never worked with cisco however i am very proficient with juniper switches and srx firewalls