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Hello . How can I get vmware certified professional certificate in network virtualization ? Currently I'm holding CCNA R&S certificate. Can I take 2V0-642: VMware Certified Professional 6 - Network Virtualization 6.2 Exam or is there any requirements more ?

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Look here and pick you hold a cisco certification

VMware Certified Professional - Network Virtualization 2020 (VCP-NV 2020)

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Moderator: Moved to VCP


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Note there are different requirements for VCP-NV 2020 depending on whether you take the NSX-V route or NSX-T route.

NSX-V works with vSphere, therefore the VCP-NV 2020 that includes the NSX-V exam also requires that you pass the vSphere Foundations exam:

VMware Certified Professional - Network Virtualization 2020 | IT

As NSX-T does not require vSphere in order to be deployed, the VCP-NV 2020 that includes the NSX-T exam does NOT require that you pass the vSphere Foundations exam:

VMware Certified Professional - Network Virtualization 2020 (VCP-NV 2020)

This is regardless of whether you are Cisco certified or not - the only difference with being Cisco certified is whether you have to attend NSX training or not.


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