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I took the 640-801 CCNA single combined exam last time. &nbsp;Its too close to my renewal date to prepare for one of the CCNp exmas. I'm planning on moving onto those after this one. <br />
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How long is the CCNP certification valid for? &nbsp;Is its gained upon completion of the 5th exam in the series of 5? &nbsp;Are each one of the exams valid for 3 years or longer? &nbsp; &nbsp; <br />
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Thanks a bunch!!!
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I took the 640-801 CCNA single combined exam last time.  Its too close to my renewal date to prepare for one of the CCNp exmas. I'm planning on moving onto those after this one.

How long is the CCNP certification valid for?  Is its gained upon completion of the 5th exam in the series of 5?  Are each one of the exams valid for 3 years or longer?    

Thanks a bunch!!!

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Hey Folks,<br />
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My CCNA renewal date is quickly approaching. &nbsp;This is the first time I'm going to renew my CCNA certification since I first got it three years ago. &nbsp;Can canyone tell me what the standard renewal procedure is?<br />
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Should I just take the exsiting CCNA exam again to &nbsp;renew my certification? &nbsp;Is their a special renewal exam?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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Hey Folks,

My CCNA renewal date is quickly approaching.  This is the first time I'm going to renew my CCNA certification since I first got it three years ago.  Can canyone tell me what the standard renewal procedure is?

Should I just take the exsiting CCNA exam again to  renew my certification?  Is their a special renewal exam?

Thanks,
 

CCNA Renewal Exam

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