vivster on 12 September 2016
| malistix1985 said: When I was 14 my mother died, since I didn't have contact with my father I started working in restaurants and gift shops, when I was 19 I joined the army, the army gave me the ability to pick up my study and I educated in IT and Technology, graduated from university and got my CCNA and CCNP diploma's from Cisco. Currently I am working at the Operation Centre for the Military, using my IT-educations |
Hi fellow Cisco slave :)
I got myself the CCNP R&S, CCNP Security and the CCDP. I currently aspire(though not really actively) to get my CCIE. Is Cisco as widespread in the Military as I imagine it?
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