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Cisco Certification Programs

Date: January 2008
Type: White Paper
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Overview: A CCNA credential can lead to an entry-level design credential (CCDA) or to various Cisco Specialist certifications. The CCNA credential also leads to a middle-tier network credential (CCNP or CCSP) if the candidate takes a few additional tests. Likewise, both the CCNA and the CCDA lead to the CCDP. The CCIP stands in the middle tier, and Cisco strongly recommends that candidates obtain CCNA certification to help prepare. And although the CCIE has no explicit prerequisites elsewhere in Cisco’s ladder, it is clearly the ultimate Cisco certification and is where many individuals who obtain other Cisco certifications aim their highest aspirations.


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