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[Article]-Nov 2008 Free Giveaway Sponsor - CWNP

« on: November 11, 2008, 04:04:32 PM »

We're at it once again with more free stuff to those who contribute. It's that easy. Grin

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Win CWNP Backpack Kits x4!

Wireless continues to be a hot topic, and the CWNA® (Certified Wireless Network Administrator) certification is a foundation level wireless LAN certification for the CWNP Program. Your CWNA certification will get you started in your wireless career by ensuring you have the skills to successfully administer enterprise-class wireless LANs. This month we have procured 4 prizes for 4 top contributors to EH-Net. Each CWNP Backpack Kit includes:

CWNP Branded Backpack
CWNA Self Study Guide
CWNA Practice Test
CWNA Exam Voucher

Participation is the ONLY way to win. Start a thread that sparks lots of interest; share thoughts and experiences; help a newbie... quality is more important than quantity.

Only EH-Net members are eligible!
Registration Is FREE!

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Re: [Article]-Nov 2008 Free Giveaway Sponsor - CWNP

« Reply #1 on: November 11, 2008, 07:58:20 PM »

Ahhh that's a nice one


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Re: [Article]-Nov 2008 Free Giveaway Sponsor - CWNP

« Reply #2 on: November 23, 2008, 09:01:26 PM »

These kind of promos are cool. Now, I do have one question for you guys to discuss....

Can a totally deaf person succeed as an ethical hacker or a network forensics specialist? Huh

Early last week, while having a discussion with one of my network security classes students, for some reason this kind of idea/question surfaced. I told them I saw no reason why a totally deaf person could not succeed in this field of work as long as this person had the necessary training and experience.

There was a lot more stuff thrown into the proverbial hat but... the basic quetion remains. Thus, can you guys give me some input and perceptions?

Thanks!