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by ike.ikeadams2 Accepted solution
by jiminpa Accepted solution
If you want to continue doing consulting jobs doing desktop support then an MCDST would likely be helpful. If you are looking to expand and do more "enterprise" support then something like an MCSE/MCSA would be beneficial. If you get a CCNA that would give you more credibility for infrastructure support but you may want to combine that with another cert if you also plan on doing end user support.
Just my humble opinion. :-)
by ike.ikeadams2 Accepted solution
by bart777 Accepted solution
Since you want to focus more on network than servers I would go for the CCNA.
Jimmy has a good point about the MCDST but I really wouldn't waste my time there if you want to go forward with the infrastructure knowledge. Also if you decide later to diversify your skill set you can always do the MCSE track.
On another note. the CCNA is a single exam. The MCSE track is a minimum of 7 exams.
If you're really sure about the network path I would go with the CCNA and then procedd to the CCNP.
Best of luck
by vsdhannawat Accepted solution
Hi,
If he will go for CCNA and then MCSA then what will be the result. It will be better or not. Pls suggest.
As per my experience it will help him to find a better position as a system administrator.
Please suggest.
Thanks.
by bart777 Accepted solution
If that is the direction he is looking to go. Keep in mind that Microsoft is changing the entire Cert system. The MCSA and MCSE certs are being replaced with the new MCITP program.
I was trying to suggest a path that would also get the best bang for the buck. He can have a great cert under his belt in a single test. Even the MCSA is 4 tests minimum.
This idea is a good one to work on but will obviously take more time and money.
Really most certifications are good. Having them doesn't get you the job, but having them with some experience will get it most every time.
Best of luck.
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