anyone with any EMC certification?kinda hard to find Storage/BRS professional here.

p.s. I am in the process of taking my SNIA(SCSE) certification, any tips? have my SCSP already. thanks

hi may i know where is best recomended to studied thse course like MCSE course ? i cant self study i need a tutor

if u want MCSA, i suggest u just take MCITP:EA, skip 2003 tech, go straight to 2008.

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Added on May 18, 2011, 7:27 pmwhy u want MCSE? go straight for the 2008 version of MCSE , MCITP.

This post has been edited by IEE: May 18 2011, 07:27 PM

so what u try to say is nonid to take MCSA but go straight to MCITP Enterprise Admin? and ya about skipping 2003 tech i thought it was compulsory to take all the subject/class


This post has been edited by xzulx: May 20 2011, 03:11 PM

compulsory ?? no no .. u can just skip it and go to MCITP.... either server administrator or enterprise admin..

hello all..im a fresh grads and now got job as analyst programmer in stockbroking company..basically my task just backup office system.
doing some SQL, SQR, and powerbuilder..is there any future on this field and can any1 tell me what shud i do for bright future..thx..

for those who wanna take Cisco exam, can drop by any pearson vue exam center, google them and look for exam center nearest to ur place some exam center do accept cash and doesnt need early booking (few weeks),

but they charge at fixed rate for cash, example x3.8, if u have credit card then better since now USD is so low

if u are under Cisco networking academy, u should have a discount voucher for your ccna, i think is 70%, ur instructor should know better

are u sure ? CCNA holder annual salary is 46k ? lolx..

This post has been edited by ciohbu: Jun 11 2011, 05:53 PM

seriously doubt that that is AVERAGE income.... what lies in you make you worth the 46k?? a paper of cert of CCNA? Over demand just killing the market rapidly..

anyone what is the most market demanding (non-programming language )microsoft certification except MCSE?

Guys, do you think CCNA + MCITP + MCITP admin = RM14k is considered expensive???

I found this thread and it costs only RM10k....... I'm not quite sure the market price right now..

Guys (and gals)

Talent Management? Yes my company (MNC) sent us for training. But all we have is attendance certificates

5 years of working experience as a platform based system administrator (Wintel) Im being paid pretty decent 7k++ but still a system support. i felt im not moving anywhere, not vertically, not horizontally. Not even new projects. Been trying to look on the outside world, ppl dont pay a system support worth anything more than that. I felt depressed.

When i reach to this forum, got inspired. Im thinking of PMP. Anyone has any tips of getting that? Pre-requisites? Cost? Location? Help?

This post has been edited by carlisle_vii: Jul 7 2011, 07:49 AM

hi , what professional IT cert you are currently holding? do u have other experience handling other technology like citrix or vmware?

Jason

No cert only plain degree with a expired CCNA (ignorable)

Seriously im only good with server settings. Wintel Fixing, Recovering, Tweakings, batch scripting and lame stuffs like that. So long it runs under Windows, im quite versatile. Backups / Storage / San config comes no problem to me.

4 yrs old co. -> Doing practically all kind of supports (AD/DNS/GPO/Desktop/Security Hardening/Backup/Storage etc)
1 yrs current co. -> Doing Wintel Production Server supports. (Citrix/VMwares/"lame" windows function like patching, monitoring services and reboot server)

Im at infantry level vms. Touched by surface, cuz we have a VM team and project team practically owns the entire design and functional thing.
As for Citrix - client support level, again, never the overall architecture designed level. - Not interested -

I have enough of being support. Its frustrating trying to fix things that result from poor initial concept design. I wanna dive into the project world as lead or even just senior role in a team that make things happen, in a place where i can do architecture designing, system requirements and specifications drawn out. Indeed, i have very shallow experience and i dont seem to be given a chance to grab hold of that opportunity. Not here, not outside. Nobody giving me a chance. Im a loser. Everyone love my job, but nobody understand my frustration But then i suddenly woke up. No point crying. I have to do something about it. But what?

- I need major help -

If you have exposure to VM/Wintel, you could go for VCP or MCITP (Exchange Server). The key is to make full use of the infra that you are supporting. Experience + certifications is a major plus point when it comes to department transfers or moving to a different company. I started off as a system engineer as well mainly Wintel back in 2006, and I wanted to move into networking because of interest. CCNA opened doors for me to get into MNCs to support/implement enterprise infra. Else i'd probably be still stuck handling pcs, small firewalls, static routes and setting up dyndns today. Journey doesn't stop there though. Been still on the certification track since 2008 till today. Fortunately not sick of it yet.

This is from a technical perspective. If you prefer moving on to management, PMP would probably be the way to go, but you'd need experience in project management to make that certification work for you

CCNA normally just more focus for CISCO products...malaysia market enquiry for small medium industry not much

there are some job that require you have both SQL and oracle skill. If I want to be a database administrator which one should I learn first?

Hi all,


I’m planning to get SNIA SCSP and interested in buying used SNIA training kits for practice (SNIA book, past year questions or any other references)..if anyone has a good offer, kindly PM me..thanks ya

i interest in programming sector... what certificate shall me toward n look 4?

u can try MCAD or MCPD for microsoft programming cert

Hi, I wanna ask

Currently my company offer to sponsor any IT-related course and I've few "candidates" these are"
1. VMWare
2. CCNA Security or CCNP (I already got my CCNA certification)

from those lists, do you have any other recommendations ? and roughly, how much it costs ? my study background is Software Engineering

Thank You

This post has been edited by altung: Feb 15 2012, 10:49 PM