Advice for CCNA

[RoDDy]

i am a Cisco Guy but the way Juniper works with the control plane/forwarding plane is really cool and the commit feature is really a life/jov saver if you  dont know what the hell are you doing  lol

+1 on getting Juniper exposure. They have LOTS of free training material, and it is very high quality. It will help you learn more about networking from a non-Cisco perspective and you learn what works best when you have a multi-vendor environment.

Cisco has commit as well.... #XR

It doesn't work the same way.  Arista has it as well but doesn't work the same way either.  I don't believe either do a check before attempting to commit config... like on Juniper you can do a "commit check" to verify integrity.

Just realized what you said here after i saw the joke below lol. Cisco IOS XR does a check as well (unless you mean the Juniper check is different in some way).

[SimonV]

shutdown interface all

check commit

*Valid command*

Commit

commit confirm 1

[jacobcarl]

Hello guys, i am jacob carl. i have did CCNA course and working in Data dimension. is it necessary to complete CISCO certificate ? Please help me 

[icecream-guy]

Hello guys, i am jacob carl. i have did CCNA course and working in Data dimension. is it necessary to complete CISCO certificate ? Please help me

If you spent the time to take the course, it would be of value to get the certificate.
if you want a job in IT, CCNA certification will help open the doors to the interviews.

[deanwebb]

Hello guys, i am jacob carl. i have did CCNA course and working in Data dimension. is it necessary to complete CISCO certificate ? Please help me

If you spent the time to take the course, it would be of value to get the certificate.
if you want a job in IT, CCNA certification will help open the doors to the interviews.

Absolutely, yes. If you want to get your career moving forward, it's an excellent thing to have.