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Cisco Collaboration (CCNA CCNP & CCIE)

Cisco Collaboration (CCNA CCNP & CCIE): New collaboration technologies allow us to interact in ways we never have before, and enterprises can use automation to expand and protect their collaboration solutions using intent-based networking. Your options to help achieve that potential is limitless with the CCNA CCNP & CCIE Collaboration certification. Simply inquire of hiring managers: Certifications improve their confidence in an applicant’s ability, according to 71% of them. The CCIE Collaboration certification was created to help you establish yourself as a technical leader in the ever-changing collaboration technology field. The certification certifies your end-to-end lifecycle skills in complex collaboration solutions, from planning and design to operating and optimizing, and covers major technology domains. CCIE is one of the most generally recognized and regarded certifications in the industry, signaling to the rest of the world that you know what you’re talking about. Furthermore, passing a CCIE certification qualifying exam grants you a Cisco ® Specialist certification, allowing you to be acknowledged for your achievements.

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These are four very respected and needed certificates. I will try to make it simple and brief.

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We can directly compare between only two of these “CCNA and CCNP”

-Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) Routing and Switching is a certification program for entry-level network engineers that helps maximize your investment in foundational networking knowledge and increase the value of your employer’s network.

-Cisco Certified Network Professional (CCNP) validates the ability to plan, implement, verify and troubleshoot local and wide-area enterprise networks and work collaboratively with specialists on advanced security, voice, wireless, and video solutions.

So basically CCNP is the next step (next advanced level) you get after CCNA. So it’s obviously better and harder.

You need these certificates if you are interested in networks. (Network Engineer)

*** There are many tracks for Cisco certificates for example:
– Routing and switch
– Security
– Wireless
– ……. etc

CCNA

MCSA (Microsoft Certified Solutions Associate) is a certification program intended for people who seek entry-level jobs in an IT (information technology) environment. MCSA is a prerequisite for more advanced Microsoft certifications.

MCSA intends to teach you working with windows servers. (System Engineer/Admin) .. MCSE is like the CCNP for the CCNA.

There are many tracks for MCSA as well. MCSA Windows server is the most popular.

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CRISC (Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control) certification is designed for IT professionals who have hands-on experience with risk identification, assessment, evaluation, response, and monitoring.

CRISC-certified professionals manage risk, design and oversee response measures, monitor systems for risk, and ensure the organization’s risk management strategies are met. Organizations look for employees with the CRISC credential for jobs such as IT security analyst, security engineer or architect, information assurance program manager, and senior IT auditor.

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The best certification is the one that focuses on the technology that you are passionate about.

Look if you are passionate about sales and you are good, you can then sell Snow to a white man while sell sand to an Arab.

Focus on technologies that you can make sure become your passion and hobby. When you become a subject matter expertise and brand yourself to be an expert in that field, you will find opportunities.

Good MCSE/MCSA guys are still highly in demand providing they are experts in their field.

But you must show that expertise by blogging about it, providing free resources to others, helping others learn from you, making video tutorials, and publishing it with your name

As people start to watch or read your blogs, your name starts to become popular and invest in you and your knowledge.

Don’t just focus on certifications. Focus on yourself and how you can make yourself known to others along getting certifications

Good luck

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What Will You Learn?

  • In the fast-paced field of collaborative solutions, establish yourself as a technical leader.
  • • Combine your technical knowledge with your design abilities to help your company prepare for digital change.
  • • Set yourself apart from the competition by creating, installing, operating, and optimizing sophisticated collaborative solutions.
  • • Expand your areas of expertise by learning how to automate collaboration.
  • • Pass the qualifying exam to earn a Specialist certification.
  • • Add the CCIE logo to all of your social media accounts.

Course Content

6 Core Cisco Collaboration Systems You’ve Gotta Know

  • Cisco Collaboration: T1 and E1 Circuits (for CCNA CCNP & CCIE Candidates)
    42:31
  • Cisco Collaboration: Fundamentals of Video for CCNA CCNP & CCIE Candidates
    21:54
  • CCIE Collaboration – Configuring Cisco Unity Express (CUE)
    39:20
  • Troubleshooting – The “Deal Breaker” (CCIE Collaboration Lab)
    24:23
  • WEBINAR REPLAY – Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM)
    01:33:45
  • CCIE Collaboration Lab Walkthrough Bonus
    13:10
  • Introduction to QoS
    19:38
  • CUCM 9 – URI Dialing
    04:54
  • Cisco Catalyst 3560 and 3750 QoS
    01:45:33
  • Dial Peer Pressure (1 of 2)
    10:18
  • Dial Peer Pressure (2 of 2)
    06:35
  • Show Me the Digits
    13:15
  • The Secret Life of an Analog Voice Port (1 of 2)
    14:25
  • The Secret Life of an Analog Voice Port (2 of 2)
    14:08
  • The Three Most Challenging QoS Topics – Part 1
    09:48
  • The Three Most Challenging QoS Topics – Part 2
    10:00
  • The Three Most Challenging QoS Topics – Part 3 (1 of 2)
    10:13
  • The Three Most Challenging QoS Topics – Part 3 (2 of 2)
    10:11
  • CCNA R&S version 3 Topic: Quality of Service (QoS) – Trusting Devices
    07:54
  • Cisco Collaboration: Free CUCM Access Using the Cisco DevNet Sandbox
    14:14
  • CCNA R&S version 3 Topics: QoS Traffic Markings
    26:25
  • WEBINAR: Cisco Unified Communications Manager Express (CUCME)
    58:38
  • What is Cisco Spark?
    10:09
  • Cisco CCIE Collaboration Lab – The First 20 Minutes
    42:31
  • H 323 Gateway Configuration for CCNA, CCNP, and CCIE Collaboration Candidates
    34:12
  • Configuring Quality of Service (QoS) with MQC
    40:49
  • Interview with Network Chuck
    14:20
  • Getting Started with Cisco’s CSR 1000v Router
    24:50
  • Your Cisco Cert Success Path
    04:09:43
  • Installing a Cisco Unity Express Virtual (vCUE) Server
    26:33
  • Installing a Cisco Unified Contact Center Express (UCCX) Server
    36:57
  • Overview of Cisco Unified Communications Devices
    16:35
  • Fundamentals of Cisco Collaboration (CLCOR 350-801)
    01:34:57
  • CCNA (200-301) Topic 6.6: Puppet, Chef, and Ansible
    11:19
  • CLCOR (350-801) Webcast Replay – H.323 Gateway Configuration
    01:24:54
  • Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) Deep Dive
    02:02:10
  • CLCOR (350-801) Topic 1.1.g: Understanding Collaboration Security
    17:45
  • ENCOR 350-401 Topic 2.3.a – LISP
    07:48
  • Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) Topic: Sniffing
    16:42
  • ENARSI (300-410) Topic 1.9 – Troubleshooting Named EIGRP
    09:23
  • ARP Poisoning and Defense Strategies
    20:06

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A. Gates
3 years ago
GREAT COURSE!