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Old 10-Apr-2007, 04:53 PM
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Hi does anyone know if Cisco plan to extend their design portfolio, and perhaps concentrate on the design or certain intelligent services such as QoS, IP Multicast, Security, HA etc.

Or even a CCIE in Design would be interesting.

Also can anyone recommend other design certifications that might be good possibly from a vendor neutral perspecive, im not so keen on having Cisco all over my CV.

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There used to be a CCIE in design, they phased it out due to lack of uptake

I think a CCDP with a IE in an applicable subject should be sufficient


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There used to be a CCIE in design, they phased it out due to lack of uptake

I think a CCDA with a IE in an applicable subject should be sufficient
What he said.


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Post ok fair enough

ok fair comment a CCIE would be nice, i take it you two are working on them?

What i really wondered was whether anyone had any views on any other non-Cisco or even possibly a vendor neutral one is worth persuing.

Yes i know you only need type cisco in a job search and its a given thats what people look for, but come on the Cisco means and methods of design, do shall we say, leave a bit to be desired.


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ok fair comment a CCIE would be nice, i take it you two are working on them?
No, I'm not. I'm not even remotely ready for it.

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Yes i know you only need type cisco in a job search and its a given thats what people look for, but come on the Cisco means and methods of design, do shall we say, leave a bit to be desired.
I disagree. I've seen their design methodology work and work well.


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I did my CCIE written exam back in the 2001 sort of timeframe but never got round to doing the lab
i dont do enough cisco work at the moment to even keep my NP/DP current so they have expired to
I think for me having the knowledge is good enough, I'm looking to go down the MCA track now instead as its a lot more general architecture, and from what i have seen with the CCIE these days (i've met paper CCIES!) a bit more credible too (but its new, that could change, i think its peer review will steady its course though)

And I aggree with Mike
Ciscos methodologies are tried tested and proven, to the point that other vendors reference them in design blueprints and best practice guides


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Fair comment

Fair comments:

See my other threads:
http://www.certforums.co.uk/forums/thread16608.html

Wondered whether there were any other Design certs available non-vendor specific, be nice to have a rounded off CV and not so heavy on the Cisco, just in case things change.


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