1.what is the opportunity in MCSE and CCNA ?
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Answer / santhosh pavan
ccna more important why because in all over the world 73% of
the companies using cisco devices.and they r easy to
configure and maintainance.ccna deals with switches and
vlans for the cisco devices.it is an entry level exam of cisco.
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Answer / chandan singh
ccna more important why because in all over the world 73%
of the companies using cisco devices.and they r easy to
configure and maintainance.ccna deals with awitches and
vlans for the cisco devices. it is an entry level exam of
cisco.
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Answer / althaf
mcse is more importent why because in all over the world 90%
of the company using microsoft windows operating systems.In
microsoft operating systems easy to use in both graphically
and command mode.easy to administrate server apllications
compare to linux.
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