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Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Melbuorne
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Network programming
Hi all,
I work as a systems support engineer but I want to branch my career into network programming. I was wondering if anyone can advise me where and how to start? Animesh. |
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Re: Network programming
Yeah the Cisco certs will be where you want to go. I would also get a N+ in case you don't already have one (although I assume you do).
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