Juniper Networks FastTrack Program
April 27th, 2009 by 
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Although I was never working with Juniper Networks stuff directly I need to admit that I always wanted to. Since I am working with Cisco related stuff mostly I didn’t needed to, or it is better to say that I just didn’t have opportunity or need to work that much with other competitors networking hardware. Definitely, this is not a time or place to talk about Cisco’s market share .) Good friend of mine was working with Juniper for like almost a decade and he was always speaking how they do have some nice procedures for solving some nightmare networking scenarios related to security, QoS, and things like that. What I really like about Juniper is their operating system JunOS, which is working at the top of BSD (and for those guys that are coming from the FOSS community is always something nice to know about). Also, as far as i know their configuration file is stored in really nice and organized manner so that you can see dependant part of configurations (for example VPN part of configuration starts with { and ends with }).
Today, in RSS feed i saw on the Cisco blog link that i want to share. Actually, it is Juniper Networks Fasttrack Certification program.
The Juniper Networks Certification Fast Track program is specifically designed for experienced networking professionals who want to become certified in JUNOS® Software. Between January and December of 2009, you have online access to study materials at no charge so you can quickly increase your value by earning JUNOS-based certifications. If you’re interested in enterprise routing, enterprise switching, or the latest security platforms running JUNOS, this is the place to go for courseware and discounts on certification exams.
Seems to be some really good chance to get serious with Juniper related stuff and prepare yourself for their Exams. If I catch some time, i will definitely try to get my hands on some of their routers/switches and start learning their way of organizing and configuring networking equipment.
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