Hello
Would studying for the CCNA also prepare me sufficiently for the Net+ as well, or are they more different than at first glance?
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Net+ and CCNA Exam Prep
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Ideally you should do Net+ first as that covers most of the networking basics that CCNA would expect you to know.
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@andrew-benedict said in Net+ and CCNA Exam Prep:
Hello
Would studying for the CCNA also prepare me sufficiently for the Net+ as well, or are they more different than at first glance?
So the answer is "yes" and "no." The general concepts are the same...so "yes." There is a difference in terminology and technologies...so "no."
The Network+ exam is vendor neutral and covers quite a breadth of material but the terminology is supposed to be generic. This is a lot of conceptual knowledge.
The Cisco CCNA is vendor specific and uses the vendor's equipment. It requires you to show that you can actually configure a router and switch.
Simon is not wrong here. The CCNA is a deep crash dive for someone who has no networking knowledge at all.
Cordially,
Ronnie Wong
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@ronnie-wong Thank you for the explanation. This helps me out a lot.
