Thanks.
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Bun Chiu
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Bun Chiu <b...@sager.com> wrote:
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>I recently passed the test and I got a score report right after the test.
>Does anyone know if Novell is going to send me an official cerification?
>Thanks.
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>Bun Chiu
>Sager Electronics - MIS
>617-740-2300 Ext 229
>b...@sager.com
It just takes a few weeks. I just got my stuff in the mail yesterday
for passing the 3.1-4.1 update test 3 weeks ago.
That depend on whether you registered to take the test for just the CNA or
as part of the requirements for the CNE. If the former, they will send you
a certificate. If the latter, they will just wait until you have passed
all the CNE tests and then send you a CNE certificate. It usually takes
about four weeks for it to arrive. If you are going for the CNE and still
want a CNA certificate I am sure that Novell will send you one, if you
call them and ask nicely.
I. Downie (C/o A. Hatch)
I took my test more than a month ago and still have not gotten
anything... I check the mail every day with hopes of something from
Novell.. ;)
Tim
Lee
Lee
>In article <4pc9ni$s...@alpha.wright.edu>, s00...@paladin.wright.edu says...
>>
>>Bun Chiu (b...@sager.com) wrote:
>>> I recently passed the test and I got a score report right after the test.
>>> Does anyone know if Novell is going to send me an official cerification?
>>
>>That depend on whether you registered to take the test for just the CNA or
>>as part of the requirements for the CNE. If the former, they will send you
>>a certificate. If the latter, they will just wait until you have passed
>>all the CNE tests and then send you a CNE certificate. It usually takes
>>about four weeks for it to arrive. If you are going for the CNE and still
>>want a CNA certificate I am sure that Novell will send you one, if you
>>call them and ask nicely.
>>
>Not quite. If you are a CNE, you automatically are a CNA, as was explained to
>me by several CNIs and a couple of Drake testing centers. Passing the
>Administration test makes you a CNA.
>
>Lee
The way I understand it, there are 2 different versions of the
test...One is the Certified Novell Administrator test for 3.x or 4.x,
and the other is the 3.x or 4.x system administration...both tests
count towards a CNE certification, but only the certified novell admin
test will make you a CNA...so officially you are not a CNA unless you
pass that version of the test..although it would seem that being a CNA
would make much difference if you were a CNE, but it is a nice step to
get a certification early on in the process as I did to keep the drive
alive to the 7 test CNE plateau..
Steve Williams
CNA
CNE soon to be
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Steve Williams swil...@uncc.campus.mci.net
"Don't Give Up, Don't Ever Give Up" -Jim Valvano
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I took my test on May 28 and I received certifcation package from Novell
on June 17....
Thank you all once again for the responses from the Novell community.
> The way I understand it, there are 2 different versions of the
> test...One is the Certified Novell Administrator test for 3.x or 4.x,
> and the other is the 3.x or 4.x system administration...both tests
> count towards a CNE certification, but only the certified novell admin
> test will make you a CNA...so officially you are not a CNA unless you
> pass that version of the test..although it would seem that being a CNA
> would make much difference if you were a CNE, but it is a nice step to
> get a certification early on in the process as I did to keep the drive
> alive to the 7 test CNE plateau..
I'm with you!
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>>Not quite. If you are a CNE, you automatically are a CNA, as was explained
to
>>me by several CNIs and a couple of Drake testing centers. Passing the
>>Administration test makes you a CNA.
>>
>>Lee
>
>The way I understand it, there are 2 different versions of the
>test...One is the Certified Novell Administrator test for 3.x or 4.x,
>and the other is the 3.x or 4.x system administration...both tests
>count towards a CNE certification, but only the certified novell admin
>test will make you a CNA...so officially you are not a CNA unless you
>pass that version of the test..although it would seem that being a CNA
>would make much difference if you were a CNE, but it is a nice step to
>get a certification early on in the process as I did to keep the drive
>alive to the 7 test CNE plateau..
You are right that there are two version of each administrator test for 3.x and
4.x, but these versions are the CNE/CNA version and the CNI version. Taking
the CNE/CNA version will automatically make you a CNA. In my case, I
registered for the one test, past it, and about six weeks later, received
notification of my status.
Lee H. Fox, CNE
: I took my test on May 28 and I received certifcation package from Novell
: on June 17....
: Thank you all once again for the responses from the Novell community.
: > The way I understand it, there are 2 different versions of the
: > test...One is the Certified Novell Administrator test for 3.x or 4.x,
: > and the other is the 3.x or 4.x system administration...both tests
: > count towards a CNE certification, but only the certified novell admin
: > test will make you a CNA...so officially you are not a CNA unless you
: > pass that version of the test..although it would seem that being a CNA
: > would make much difference if you were a CNE, but it is a nice step to
: > get a certification early on in the process as I did to keep the drive
: > alive to the 7 test CNE plateau..
: I'm with you!
: +--------------------------+
: | Bun Chiu |
: | MIS Department |
: | Sager Electronics |
: | mailto:b...@sager.com |
: | http://www.sager.com |
: +--------------------------+
Hummm,
This is very curious. I took this test last year abouta this time on my
way to completing all the cne tests and they sent me the CNE certificate
within a couple of weeks of taking the test. I mean once you get your
CNE, the CNA is kind of superflous, but it does give you a nice
psychological boost as you study for those damn tests.
Maybe others have current info. if so a post here would be nice.
vern
--
A considerable part of the ATHENA program was devoted to attaining high
reliability. The transistor failure rate is somewhat better than the
median rate published in the ARINC report while the diode rates compare
with the best 10 percent of the systme examined.- Univac Sys Desn Handbook
I spoke to Novell Europe yesterday.
If you take 4.1 System Admin as part of a CNE, you can "ring up about a
week later" (quote) and ask for a CNA-4 if you want one." If you
don't ask, you won't get one as a matter of course.
If you are actually registered for the CNA-4, then your certificate is
sent out automatically in the same way as the CNE ones (after 4-6 weeks
as soon as you pass the requirements.)
--
Ian Brown, CNE
i...@adam.co.uk
In article <31d08fe2...@news2.new-york.net> chri...@unix.asb.com (Joseph
Christie) writes:
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>I plan on taking the 4.1 CNA test in a few weeks, I need it to keep my CNE.
>I was going to take the 3-4 upgrade but decided I want the CNA for 4.1
>instead because it will give me a complete set. Does anyone else have all 3
>of the CNA's or will I be the first ( and therefore maybe also the only -
>they don't do the UNIXWare one anymore - so if you didn't get it, you never
>will)?
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