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Last Post: April 21, 2006:

By (Deleted User) April 21, 2006

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Devinator, thanks. I am still working on the CWNT status. Will get there in due time, not a rush though. I've been instructing in the Army for "years" and of course "Sunday School" and but no formal certifications in the IT field. Unless you can coin the acronym IT to mean...Inspirational Training. :)

I am satisfied with just being a contributor to the forum in whatever way I can. I am convinced no matter how much wireless changes, CWNP certifications will rise even the more in demand as they keep abreast of the changes and SMARTLY augment these changes into the future certifications. Being Vendor Neutral is plain SMART.

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