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Old 12-30-2006, 11:02 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Network Administrator career path

I am an IT student.

IT degrees tend to be very broad in scope, covering a little of each aspect of computing technologies. After nearly completing my degree with U of Phoenix, Network Administration interests me the most and seems to fit my talents the best.

At this point, I am looking for advice on how to proceed to get my career with computers started. This is my current path I have planned once I finish my degree program in chronological order.

A+ Cert
Network+ Cert
CCNA Cert

...and add from there.

Is there anyone with educated or experienced advice that can help point me in the right direction? Tips? From a book that I read, "What All Network Administrators Know" it looks like I may need to start from a lower position such as Helpdesk or Systems Analysis, which I can understand based on the complexities and responsibilities that go along with the profession.

Thanks!
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