PinkiMaartin
01-17-2009, 12:35 AM
Cisco Certified Networking Professional certification validates an advanced or journeyman knowledge of the networks of an organization. A CCNP can install, configure and troubleshoot converged local and wide area networks which can have 100 to 500 or more nodes. Those professionals who have achieved this level of certification have shown the ability to manage the routers and switches that form the core of any network. They also have the knowledge of edge applications that integrate voice, wireless and security into the network.
The Cisco http://www.globalnettraining.com/ccnpbootcamp.asp involves four modules, which includes Building Scalable Internetworks, Implementing Secured Converged Wide-area Networks, Building Multilayer Switched Networks, and Optimizing Converged Networks. A CCNP certification can add great value to the work of a networking professional. A CCNP certified person can take up job positions like Network Administrator, Level 2 Support Engineer, Level 2 Systems Engineer, Network Technician, Deployment Engineer, and Network Engineer, to name a few.
http://www.globalnettraining.com/ccnabootcamp.asp
The Cisco http://www.globalnettraining.com/ccnpbootcamp.asp involves four modules, which includes Building Scalable Internetworks, Implementing Secured Converged Wide-area Networks, Building Multilayer Switched Networks, and Optimizing Converged Networks. A CCNP certification can add great value to the work of a networking professional. A CCNP certified person can take up job positions like Network Administrator, Level 2 Support Engineer, Level 2 Systems Engineer, Network Technician, Deployment Engineer, and Network Engineer, to name a few.
http://www.globalnettraining.com/ccnabootcamp.asp