QOTD: What IT Certifications Do You Possess?

When you're using a computer, it's a whole different world than when you're working with computers at a system administrator level.
At a large scale firm, you may be responsible for network topology design, security design, consolidation, systems analysis, large scale deployment, and other things. Among these things, you may be asked to know system level scripting to automate such things as log purging and system backups. It's not about just building a custom machine, it's about knowing how to deploy hundreds to thousands of machines--at once.
At times you will also need to know detailed administrative level knowledge of more than one operating system or server.
Often than not, these types of system admin jobs and those that are related, require the professional to have one or more IT certifications. These could be anything from the most basic A+ certification to a higher level LPIC. Today's question comes courtesy of Chris Channell.
The question of the day is: What IT certifications do you possess?
A+, Network+, Server+, I-NET+(worthless)
Cisco:
CCNP/CCDP/CCIP
Microsoft:
MCSA
Working on my CCIE R/S atm
If you can build your own computer, and manage most of its problems, its pretty easy to pass the A+, and worth while if you plan on getting a low level IT Job like Best Buy
Probably try and get A + in the next year or so
i am a Sun Certified Java Associate (SCJA) , will be giving Sun Certified Java Programmer shortly and then S.C.J.Developer later on .
there is also a good certification from either IEEE.CS or ACM on software engineering , that i might be interested in the future .