On 30 June 2010 06:50, Timo Krjukoff t...@natetis.se wrote:
JNCIP-M will be replaced by a new JNCIP-SP written exam and JNCIE-M by
JNCIE-SP. JNCIS-SP is planned to replace the JNCIS-M in Q3, but if you have
the JNCIS-M it will be automatically migrated to JNCIS-SP level.
Having taken the
There's plenty of good recourses to aid your studies. JNCIA-M is fairly easy
to pass while as JNCIS-M is much harder and you need to study well the
related materials (CJNR AJNR).
At juniper.net there's lots of material you can use (e-learning, pdf's,
webinars etc. free of charge). I'll post
On Wednesday 30 June 2010 12:41:21 am Walter Keen wrote:
Been working in a service provider environment, mostly
Cisco, almost finished with a CCIP. Want to get a
Juniper cert as well, but not sure which one is best
suited for service provider enviroments. perhaps the
JNCIA-M or
yep , I dont know wha's wrong but I keep agreeing with Mark today ;-)
I would start with JNCIA, because if you come from a Cisco background, there
are some chapter in the JNCIA that talk about the hardware architecture of
Juniper router (not in depth but it's good to know) , and cover somes junos
Yes, JNCIA is the usual starting point. The JNCIS takes many JNCIA
topics into more detail.
On Tue, Jun 29, 2010 at 1:27 PM, Mark Tinka mti...@globaltransit.net wrote:
On Wednesday 30 June 2010 12:41:21 am Walter Keen wrote:
Been working in a service provider environment, mostly
Cisco,
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