What certification could I take to learn to support a ICX6430-24P POE switch?

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What certification could I take to learn to support a ICX6430-24P POE switch?

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[Jeremy Easton]

@Legacy User 

 

The ICX product line is no longer owned by Brocade.

 

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[Legacy User]

Thank you jeaston for replying. I won't be taking a CCNA till January 2020, would who state IP track would be ideal for a ICX device?

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[Jeremy Easton]

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I would reocmmend contacting [e-mail] and [e-mail]

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