سيسكو تعلن رسيما عن اطلاق شهادة CCNP SP Operations

[one-zero]

سيسكو تعلن رسيما عن اطلاق شهادة CCNP SP Operations

التفاصيل هنا :
https://learningnetwork.cisco.com/docs/DOC-8149
وهي مكونه من اربع امتحانات

CCNP Service Provider (SP) Operations certification validates knowledge and skills required of a Tier II or Tier III support engineer to troubleshoot and maintain service provider IP Next Generation Networks (NGN) core network infrastructures. With a CCNP SP Operations certification, a network professional demonstrates the knowledge and skills required to isolate network performance problems, implement proactive fault measures using operations management processes, frameworks, and network management systems. The CCNP SP Operations certification courses and exams are scheduled to be made available on August 3, 2010.

[mezomora123]

تسلم على الخبر دا....
مع انى أعتقد ان لسه مفيش حد أخد أساسا CCNA Service Provider
بالتوفيق ان شاء الله

[ah_khairy]

خبر كويس شكراً لك على الأخبار الجديده

[ah_khairy]

انا عندى سؤال ما هو الفرق بين هذه الشهاده و ال CCIP الموجوده حالياً ؟

[abo Abdullah]

سؤال الأخ ah_khairy جيد أتمنى أن يجيب عليه أحد الإخوة.

أنا من المتحمسين لأي شهادة تتعلق بالسيرفس بروفايدر Service Provider.

وأحب التعرف عن قرب!!!

[frozenEyes]

سؤال الأخ ah_khairy جيد أتمنى أن يجيب عليه أحد الإخوة.

أنا من المتحمسين لأي شهادة تتعلق بالسيرفس بروفايدر Service Provider.

وأحب التعرف عن قرب!!!

Regarding the CCNP SPO vs. CCIP, the Service Provider Operations track is definitely geared at more of a Network Operations Center (NOC) sort of position than a Network Engineering position. SPO focuses on network monitoring and management technologies and methodologies, while the regular Service Provider track focuses on configuring and understanding technologies like BGP, MPLS, QoS, and routing that you will find in the Service Provider core and backbone networks. They're definitely very different certification paths, but that's probably not obvious to anyone who is unfamiliar with the difference between a NOC (monitoring and maintenance) role and more of a network development role.