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IT Certifications and Careers (Official Discussion Thread)
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ottorocket
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I bought the Exam Cram practice tests, but I use these at work:
A+ 220-801 & 220-802 | Quizlet
CompTIA A+ Certification Practice Test Questions
Lord_nikon
Veteran
What's up brothers, I have a question, I'm not the smartest man in the world but do any of you guys specialize in all these mixed skills I copied below from some jobs ?
I'm in the southeast at the moment,
I'm thinking I may need to move to another state or learn programing, because most jobs here from help desk to administration are looking for people with customized skill sets , really SQL and Oracle, Cisco in the same sentence/skill set.
At my last job IT personnel worked and specialized in different department , I know every company can do that but damn !!!
It's like if your resume doesn't match the requirements and skill sets by 99% the don't fukk with you. lol
Then these musty a$$ cac's calling my phone just to repeat the same shyt on my resume,,
I was working on my CCENT but just said fu%k it for now,,
I may need to just move
title : IT Technical Administrator
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:
· Vmware administration is required.
· VMware vSphere 5.5 and above is required.
· Citrix administration including Xenapp, Xendesktop, and Xenmobile preferred.
· Cisco UCS blade server platform is desirable.
· Storage Area Networks (SAN) administration is required. EMC Storage experience preferred.
· Windows Server OS administration up to 2012 is required.
· Active Directory and Group Policy administration is required.
· Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 or 2013 administration is required.
· Microsoft Sharepoint is desirable.
· Linux Redhat is desirable.
· Enterprise backup and recovery administration is preferred. EMC Networker is preferred.
· Windows Powershell and scripting is desirable.
· Solarwinds Orion Monitoring experience preferred.
· Knowledge of database management systems including Microsoft SQL and Oracle is preferred.
· Basic knowledge of networking is required.
· Rotating On-call coverage is required.
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IT Technician
Minimum Requirements:
I'm in the southeast at the moment,
I'm thinking I may need to move to another state or learn programing, because most jobs here from help desk to administration are looking for people with customized skill sets , really SQL and Oracle, Cisco in the same sentence/skill set.
At my last job IT personnel worked and specialized in different department , I know every company can do that but damn !!!
It's like if your resume doesn't match the requirements and skill sets by 99% the don't fukk with you. lol
Then these musty a$$ cac's calling my phone just to repeat the same shyt on my resume,,
I was working on my CCENT but just said fu%k it for now,,
I may need to just move
title : IT Technical Administrator
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:
· Vmware administration is required.
· VMware vSphere 5.5 and above is required.
· Citrix administration including Xenapp, Xendesktop, and Xenmobile preferred.
· Cisco UCS blade server platform is desirable.
· Storage Area Networks (SAN) administration is required. EMC Storage experience preferred.
· Windows Server OS administration up to 2012 is required.
· Active Directory and Group Policy administration is required.
· Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 or 2013 administration is required.
· Microsoft Sharepoint is desirable.
· Linux Redhat is desirable.
· Enterprise backup and recovery administration is preferred. EMC Networker is preferred.
· Windows Powershell and scripting is desirable.
· Solarwinds Orion Monitoring experience preferred.
· Knowledge of database management systems including Microsoft SQL and Oracle is preferred.
· Basic knowledge of networking is required.
· Rotating On-call coverage is required.
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IT Technician
Minimum Requirements:
- Installation, configuration and troubleshooting of TCP/IP networking
- Configuration and troubleshooting of Microsoft Office Suite PC and Laptop hardware configuration and troubleshooting
- Maintain phone systems at multiple locations
- Microsoft windows end user configuration (profiles, printers, application configuration)
- Cisco router installation and configuration
- BlackBerry, iPad, iPhone and cell phone configuration, troubleshooting, and repair
- Coverage of field locations will require up to 25% of your work schedule including overnight stays
- Demonstrated proficiency in at least four of the following areas:
- Windows 7
- WYSE Winterms
- Citrix Server
- Windows Server 2003 / 2008
- Phone systems
- Microsoft SQL databases
- Cisco routers / General Networking
@Lord_nikon What certs and how much experience do you have? What are you interests career-wise? Networking? Security?
I moved from Atlanta, in part for better job prospects.
I moved from Atlanta, in part for better job prospects.
Lord_nikon
Veteran
15+ years in servers ,data center, healthcare ,NOC , Computer operations and repair.
Two fortune 500 companies and Number 1 largest hospital in my state on my resume....
Apple (ACPT) ,MCTS, MTA Networking, A+ ,Juniper certified,,,, I even added certs I didn't have and still nothing lol
Before I was laid off I was in headed in sever administration and networking,, I stopped studying for my CCENT because of the shyt above and seeing so many desktop support and help desk job wanting CCNA and networking experience for 30K and 40K
Wrong thread IT cool.
Im in Atlanta. The job outlook looks good to me
Formerly Black Trash
Philosopher, Connoisseur, Future Legend
Why don't you just get a CCNA?
GollyImGully
Too many wavy women, gotta log outta IG
Just passed the CCNP Route exam 
904/1000
Honestly I thought i'd get a lot lower than that. What a bytch of an exam, topics that I thought would be emphasized more on the exam were barely there or nonexistent
Some stuff from the Cisco blueprint for the exam werent even in the books but was all over the test
The labs were pretty easy, good thing the past couple weeks I been studying the lesser known stuff from the books. If i didnt I would have failed for sure
1/3rd of that CCNP down
904/1000
Honestly I thought i'd get a lot lower than that. What a bytch of an exam, topics that I thought would be emphasized more on the exam were barely there or nonexistent
Some stuff from the Cisco blueprint for the exam werent even in the books but was all over the testThe labs were pretty easy, good thing the past couple weeks I been studying the lesser known stuff from the books. If i didnt I would have failed for sure
1/3rd of that CCNP down
Just passed the CCNP Route exam
904/1000
Honestly I thought i'd get a lot lower than that. What a bytch of an exam, topics that I thought would be emphasized more on the exam were barely there or nonexistent
The labs were pretty easy, good thing the past couple weeks I been studying the lesser known stuff from the books. If i didnt I would have failed for sure
1/3rd of that CCNP down
After you pass route you won breh
GollyImGully
Too many wavy women, gotta log outta IG
You took switch? How was it?After you pass route you won breh
GollyImGully
Too many wavy women, gotta log outta IG
yeah gns3..i got the l2 and l3 images with the virtual box setup
that should be enough right
?yeah gns3..i got the l2 and l3 images with the virtual box setup
that should be enough right
Yup yup, whatever video series you using I would recommend Bryants vids along side he filled in alot of gaps that the CBT Nuggets vids tend to have.
Be warned though, his voice literally put me to sleep on multiple occasions
If your interested and can't find the vids I still should have then on my NAS
JUST BLEW 600 BUCKS AND FIALED THE ITIL EXAM 3 TIMES IN A ROW, ONCE BY 1 DAMN QUESTION IM SICK RIGHT NOW
ISH AINT EVEN HARD ITS JUST WORDED SO TRICKY
ISH AINT EVEN HARD ITS JUST WORDED SO TRICKY