The most relevant IT certification content I ever studied was Cisco CCENT.
Sadly, Cisco has since abandoned that training. But I will continue to place it #1 in what I'd like a tech starting in IT to know. Learn that stuff and you're golden with me; It proves to me you can learn and have the wherewithal to succeed in IT.
#CCENT #IPAddressing #Subnetting #Routing

Cisco has long since retired the CCENT certification but if I were a hiring manager and a candidate had only that one cert under their belt I'd hire them immediately. That knowledge proves one can learn and move forward in a career. #Subnetting #CCENT #ICND1 #Certification #EntryLevelNetworking #SkillSet

Installing packet tracer on recent fedora https://ask.fedoraproject.org/en/question/127637/install-packet-tracer-72-in-fedora-29/ #cisco #CCENT #fedora

@brandon RE: https://fosstodon.org/@brandon/100339342143516289 (I'm not wanting to litter up the replies with this): I was working on a CCNA fourteen years ago, but then I started working for $EMPLOYER. At the time, with commute time, it was sixteen hours per day, sometimes including weekends. I've never returned to it.

#sonOne has #CCENT and is working on #CCNA, but I'm not sure how close or far he is from actually passing the exams.