Though to answer your question more accurately. If you take icnd1 and 2 or just the one ccna r/s exam you will only have acquired your ccna in r/s. Then you'll still have to take the ccna voice exam seperate to obtain you ccna voice.

So it depends on which way you want to do it. I think if your focus is voice..just take the icnd1 then the voice exam and you'll have your ccna voice.

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On Jun 4,[masked]:34 PM, "LaFron" <[address removed]> wrote:

Hello All -

Anyone on the CVOICE path, looking for some insight on the cert.  Do I need to take both part of the ICND test?  If so then does that mean I will have two certs CCNA for routing/switching and voice?

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