CCNA is not enough! CCNP, F5, AWS Certs?

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If CCNA cert is not enough due to scarcity. What is the best compliment to CCNA? Would be CCNP, F5-CA or AWS Certs?
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0:00 - Intro/CCNA is not enough
0:42 - Higher chance in getting a network engineer position
3:42 - CCNP level skills
6:38 - F5 BIG-IP or F5-CA skills?
8:48 - Outro / How about other certifications?
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@damonaniton 21 день назад

CCNA, F5, Firewall cert, Cloud Networking cert, Wireshark. That is generally the cert stack I recommend to people. Usually specifically Palo Alto PCNSA specifically, or Fortinet

@rogersblog2562 18 дней назад

This guy Neil Anderson has the best CCNP Encore boot camp

@WhatTheValle 21 день назад

If you learn about CCNP concepts it doesnt matter if you are goin to work in the future with other vendors. The knowledge you have helps you a lot to understand the protocols and fundamentals to deploy networks in general. I have CCNA and i had last year to deploy a mix of Meraki and Unifi switching tech, so i only had to spend some time learn how to apply what i learned in Unifi and Meraki equipment, but the protocols and standards are the same at the end of the day. Its more about how you adapt what you know in real life, desing, use best practices, and troubleshoot.

@StyxShow 20 дней назад

True! Thanks for sharing!

@rsn3262 18 дней назад

Always been a fun of this kind of discussion.

@StyxShow 18 дней назад

Thanks man! Glad you like the discussion.

@WilliamJohnson-le7zd 12 дней назад

A degree is a certificate

@sonrt2107 14 дней назад

Ive learned the CCNA from Neil course and was amazing and he is 100% on getting the ccnp. Working in networking /data center now and pushing to more engineering end with getting my ccnp.

@User-zo6si 10 дней назад

what do you think someone with no tech exp but about to get ccna should do? can someone be employable if so what should he look for?

@Smashball987 24 дня назад

I currently have the Network+ and Security+. I’m currently working on AWS Solutions Architect while simultaneously looking for a job. Should I consider CCNA even though I already have Network+? I’m currently looking for entry level job while deciding if I want to go into cloud (what I’m leaning towards) or Networking. Would CCNA be worth getting to bolster networking knowledge in other areas like Cloud?

@jaybrown9648 23 дня назад

Yessir, I say get the CCNA. Also, look at what the market is wanting and what you want to do, to see what type of certification you should. CCNA and cloud go hand in hand. Plus most companies want you to be CCNA certified with an additional certifications

@pulkitpal5639 18 дней назад

are u stupid or have a lot of money to spend, if u have network+ then why go for ccna go to cybersecurity

@robfilms6264 24 дня назад

I agree, CCNA is not enough!!! I’m struggling to secure a networking role. Without experience and degrees, breaking into the field becomes much harder. A lot of companies want people with degrees & experience, what can we do to get around that. Volunteering is the same as attempting to get a job.

@mr.cc97 23 дня назад

Damn, its scary

@StyxShow 22 дня назад

Thanks for acknowledging. My ultimate advice for young generation is this: Best way to start your Cloud Career, Skip helpdesk job! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-yWj-KnokUdI.html But if you wanna stay as Network. Just go for CCNP and F5

@maxbilo6191 22 дня назад

@@StyxShow You think you're good with this two, but then you see a bunch of offers where they ask you to know Linux (iptables etc.), FortiGate, FortiClient, PaloAlto, Ansible, and so on. It never stops 😁

@maxbilo6191 22 дня назад

@robfilms6264 Learn Linux (iptables, scripting), Windows Server, Microsoft Endpoint Manager, Ansible, AWS or Azure, VMWARE or VSphere and you might have a better chance...Good luck 🙂

@StyxShow 22 дня назад

For an entry/associate level position that’s impossible. Just do good in the interview and be likeable w/ your CCNA, CCNP and F5 certs.

@FaLkraydz 24 дня назад

I have 1 and a half years experience in cyber, 1 and a half in IT support. Plus sec+, Net+, and BTL1 certifications, will CCNA be enough to move to a network admin role in the next months?

@maxbilo6191 22 дня назад

Probably.

@anwar6971 24 дня назад

What is the purpose of CCNA if I am not going to get the role network engineer?

@StyxShow 24 дня назад

Not guaranteed! One of many reason you may fail finding a network engineer job as a CCNA is there are too many CCNAs.

@daniel11111 24 дня назад

its a stepping stone.

@robfilms6264 24 дня назад

@@StyxShowcompanies are also looking for experience and degrees! 😐

@StyxShow 23 дня назад

No need to state the obvious man. The discussion is for aspiring network engineers or to those 0 to minimal experience.

@maxbilo6191 22 дня назад

@@robfilms6264 @anwar6971 I think, there are always some companies that would give you the opportunity without having any experience or degrees, provided you have some relevant certifications. Apart from the lack of soft skills, I don't see how one would not end up getting a job with certs and knowledge like CCNA, Network+, Windows Server, AWS admininstrator, Azure Administrator, Microsoft Endpoint Administrator, Comptia Linux, Ansible, Docker, VMware, VSphere, FortiGate, FortiClient, Juniper, PaloAlto firewall. That's a long list, and it might take a year to get those skills and certs contrary to the appealing RU-vid videos that say "How I became a Network Engineer in 3 months without a degree or experience". But how one think they gonna compete with people who have degrees and-or experience with just CCNA on their CV.

@soheilparvinrad2406 22 дня назад

First of all thanks for your helpful channel and contents. Can you make a video and talking about Extreme network devices? Generally I'd like to know your opinion about Extreme network equipments. Thnks

@StyxShow 16 дней назад

Appreciate the support! Thats so nice of you. I will try but…

@jastation321 23 дня назад

Would studying ccna and not taking the exam, but then studying ccnp and getting the cert be wise?

@StyxShow 22 дня назад

Studying CCNA then ENCOR.. and take ENCOR exam directly is not a bad idea if you want to save money.

@Bilal-ys6df 22 дня назад

I am an application developer who wants to move into Sysadmin/Devops and I must say that the CCNA might not open doors for me, but it gave me a looot of basic understanding about networks which is needed a lot from as far as I can see. And even I would say, developers should have a CCNA.

@StyxShow 22 дня назад

This is interesting opinion. Kindly share which CCNA topics do you think is related to Application development.

@Bilal-ys6df 20 дней назад

@@StyxShow I don't think any of them are. CCNA just gives an overview about layer 5-7 which is what we do. But it is the other way around.

@StyxShow 20 дней назад

@@Bilal-ys6df the best certifications that interconnects Networks, Applications and Security is F5-CA and F5-CTS, ASM. Check this out: F5 Certified BIG-IP Administrator (F5-CA) - Certification Review ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-VbRyBFf_Z5Y.html F5 Certified Technical Specialist (F5-CTS) ASM - Cert Review ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-bBSmq5zDRh8.html

@jzero1579 2 дня назад

The future of tech is being some dork who studies all day never forming a real family. The expectations of entry level today is ridiculous.

@StyxShow День назад

Was it not always been the case? All well known tech leaders were and some are still dorks. Whats wrong with you?

@WilliamJohnson-le7zd 12 дней назад

I think that it sort of goes like.... You will most likely see Windows Server in your career. You will most likely not see Cisco iOS in your career. However, you will see a lot of WiFi.

@nuk1m 20 дней назад

I found CCNP Encore to be orders of magnitude harder than CCNA.. it's wider and deeper.

@StyxShow 19 дней назад

As an Instructor of both CCNA and ENCOR. The wireless topic is the major difference. L2 and L3 topics, ENCOR is just a little deeper, not the same magnitude of CCIE Written.

@TheMorphium 7 дней назад

@@StyxShow Theres allot more differences than that. OSPF is far more complex, having to understand all of the various permutations of multi-area, link states, and virtual links. BGP isnt even a topic on CCNA. Route summarization not a thing on CCNA. The statement that CCNP only add 5% new topics is patently false. This video seems like a great way to sell people on taking advanced cert courses. No one should be pursuing CCNP until they have some years of experience under their belt. Gaining advanced certification with no experience is going to be harmful to a resume, than any benefit gained.

@SuperHtownswag 23 дня назад

facts CCNA is a help desk cert...here in 2024

@StyxShow 22 дня назад

Its just too many CCNAs. Many CCNAs are going to none network engineering/admin roles.

@Moneymike82 19 дней назад

Its different in DOD, DHS etc

@Network_Noob-24 18 дней назад

I got a network engineer role without CCNA....but I still get it just to validate my knowledge.

@MeZzZzZzZzZzZzZzZzZ 17 дней назад

How? I'm still going for the ccna but man I'd love a job in networking now.

@Network_Noob-24 16 дней назад

@@MeZzZzZzZzZzZzZzZzZ I studied CCNA, just enough to answer the basic networking interview questions

@WilliamJohnson-le7zd 12 дней назад

Just pass two tests and that is it? The person would not know what the _____ they are doing.

@Ricocase 19 дней назад

How much criticism for having too many certifications without job experience?

@StyxShow 19 дней назад

There should be no criticism until they show they are not really knowledgeable. Same with college degrees. But between a college degree vs bunch of certifications. Certs matters more (assuming they have gained knowledge and skills)

@bobanmilisavljevic7857 24 дня назад

🦾🥳

@Joeyxyx 24 дня назад

Stay away from CCNA. It will only help you get a helpdesk position.

@robfilms6264 24 дня назад

So what cert/s do you recommend

@Joeyxyx 24 дня назад

@@robfilms6264I'd recommend any network related cloud certification. Like AZ-700 & once you pass it, then do projects.

@Joeyxyx 24 дня назад

@@robfilms6264Test

@maxbilo6191 22 дня назад

@@robfilms6264 CCNP, Comptia Linux, Windows Server, FortiGate. FortiClient, AWS Administrator, Azure Administrator, Microsoft Endpoint Admin, PaloAlto Firewall cert, learn Powershell, Ansible, and maybe Docker as well 😁

@evanstayuka381 21 день назад

What do you mean stay away from CCNA? CCNA is to me the best entry level into networking but obviously, you can't just stay there when you get the certificate. Advancing to get a CCIE cert is what establishes you as a seasoned engineer. But CCNA is definitely required for newbies.