Struggling To Become a CCNA ? Pass Now
No need to worry, I'm here to guide you. I have gained my CCNA after going through a well organised study technique. I was able to score 986/1000 in my first attempt for which I studied hard for a month not more than that. I want you to go through the simple study plan which I'm suggesting for getting success in CCNA exam. The technique which I'm going to explain is also useful for pursuing your CCNP and higher certificatons. Post your queries and request and check my post regularly on this blog for your success.

I completed my CCNA, CCNP & CCIP (BGP+MPLS) and working towards CCIE.
Trust me, I will show you the right path. I started this blog in the year 2007, I could not post regularly since I was busy with my project. Now I have decided to help young people who are eager to succeed. I would be really happy to help anyone who is really interested in succeeding in career.
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Showing posts with label Juniper- JNCIA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Juniper- JNCIA. Show all posts

Monday, October 17, 2011

About Juniper - Feel it !!!

Guys, recently I passed Juniper JNCIA, It was kinda cool exam. My juniper endeavor started when I stepped into ISP domain. You cannot survive without knowing about Juniper in ISP world. I started working on all service Routers, most of them are very powerful High end routers. It was bit challenging when I first started using this product, now its fun working on this box. What I learned from using different vendor product is " deeper understanding of technology ", To paraphrase it, I would say you learn better what you learned in the first place with Cisco. JNCIA is equivalent to CCNA, but from exam perspective it is lot simpler than CCNA. The CLI method in JunOS is totally ironic to Cisco CLI. It will take some time and practice to master it. I am just working on this area as well. I suggest you guys to keep an eye on multiple vendor products rather than sticking on to one product. To start with Cisco (CCNA) is right choice. As you move on the ladder of networking, try to taste and feel all competitive products.