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Novell CNE Certification: Introduction

Certified Novell Engineer (CNE) is one of the tracks that you can pursue in Novell Certification. CNE gives you a wide variety of Network support skills that allow you to keep your company's network running efficiently and with less downtime. As a CNE, you will be able to solve advanced company-wide support and high-level network problems. You can perform planning, installation, configuration, troubleshooting and upgrade services for networks.
You can choose from the following 2 tracks available for CNE:
Novell 6
Novell 5

Benefits of CNE Certification

	You enhance your on-the-job performance by becoming more effective in managing network environments.
	CNEs are globally recognized as quality support professionals having the skills needed to provide the support that customers demand.
	By clearing the required administration exam for CNE Certification, you also achieve CNA Certification.

You have identified your goal and are ready to prepare yourself for the highly recognized CNE Certification Exam. You want to score high, the course is large and the time is less. The question is

	How to prepare fast and accurate?
	How to focus on important topics first, master them fast and retain what you've learnt?

Master the course and prepare scientifically with the help of CNE Study Guide.

CNE Track Details

Option 1: NetWare 6 CNE Certification
For NetWare 6, you need to clear the following exams:

	50-677: Foundations of Novell Networking
	50-653: NetWare 5.1 Administration
	50-681: Novell Network Management
	50-682: Advanced Novell Network Management
	50-664: Novell eDirectory Design & Implementation
	50-683: Desktop Management with ZENworks for Desktops 4

Option 2: Upgrade to NetWare 6 CNE Certification
Current NetWare 5 CNEs can upgrade to NetWare 6 CNE by taking the following exam:

50-676: Upgrading to NetWare 6

Why Cisco Certifications?

	Cisco Certified Professionals are among the highest paid in the world.
	Cisco Certification gives you respect in IT Industry by allowing you to provide great value and service to any organization you work for.
	Cisco Certification validates an individual's achievement, thereby increasing the holder's professional credibility by ensuring high standards of technical expertise.
	Industry trend shows that with each certification there is an increase in salary of the certificate holders. Additionally, multiple certifications directly correlate to further increases.
	According to Fairfield Research survey, CCNA Certificate gives 16.7% Salary increase.
	According to an online salary survey conducted by About.com, a CCNA is reported to have an average income of $45,446.27 in 2003.
	In the same survey, CCNP, the premier title that is most often the steppingstone to CCIE, reported an average base salary of $59,811.76.
	CCIE's reported income is in the range of $99,000 - $182,000 according to various surveys.

CCIE:	Cisco Certified Interconnect Expert
CCNP:	Cisco Certified Network Professional
CCDP:	Cisco Certified Design Professional
CCIP:	Cisco Certified Internetwork Professional
CCSP:	Cisco Certified Security Professional
CCNA:	Cisco Certified Network Associate
CCDA:	Cisco Certified Design Associate

CCNA

Cisco Certified Network Associate, CCNA, is a foundation level certification for individuals who are interested in building a future in networking domain on Cisco products. CCNA Certification is the prerequisite for any Cisco Certification.

GO for CCNA if:

	You want to learn how to install, configure, and maintain simple networks of less than 100 nodes.
	You want to increase your knowledge, demonstrate your expertise, or improve your credibility in networking domain.
	You want to achieve higher certifications in Cisco and you don't have any certification currently.

Learn more about CCNA and gain detailed information about CCNA Exam, its path details, types of questions and how to prepare CCNA exam.

CCNP

Cisco Certified Network Professional, CCNP is a higher level of certification as compared to CCNA. It pertains to advanced or journeyman knowledge of networks.

GO for CCNP if:

	You want to learn how to install, configure, and troubleshoot local and wide area networks for enterprise organizations with networks ranging from 100 to 500 nodes.
	If you want to achieve CCIE.

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