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Juniper vs Cisco

  • 23-01-2004 4:27pm
    #1
    p.pete
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,269 ✭✭✭


    This is one for the future. I'm wondering where ye reckon Juniper routers will be in comparison to Cisco in a few years down the road.

    Naturally Cisco have a much larger market share at the moment but I'm wondering how much of the market Juniper can capture in the next few years?

    The main reason I'm interested is I want to start studying for my CCNA soon but I'm considering the more novel Juniper equivalent (JNCIA). Every man and his dog has a CCNA at this stage so I thought would being different at this stage proove useful in a few years time?


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  • #2
    Ro
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    I've heard good things about Juniper routers especially for the edge router market. Ciscos are generally regarded as the best for the core market.

    In terms of Certs, I wouldn't go with Juniper first. Those edge routers I mentioned are generally used for interconnecting large ISPs and there's no way a beginner would get near one. Your better off going with the Ciscos to start with and then moving on from there.


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