A buddy and I are going to self study. I'd love to hear your feedback as to which books you prefer +why?
Starting with 640-901
ty,
Roland
Starting with 640-901
ty,
Roland
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Favorite books~ CCNP
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firedragon
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i recomend the cisco press books for the ccnp. they are the most detailed that i have seen. the books are well writen, with easy to unterstand picts.
i recommed staying away from the sybex books. even thought the ccna book was great, the ccnp books are not detailed enough, and are missing valuble subjets. and from what i was told the exam crame books are the same way.
i used hardware to practice with the labs. so i can't recommend a good sim.
i havn't taken the trouble shooting test yet, but it seems to be building up to be the hardest of all four.
tip: if you go with the cisco press books. amazon.com has better deals on the books then the cisco press website.
chris
ccna, ccda
i recommed staying away from the sybex books. even thought the ccna book was great, the ccnp books are not detailed enough, and are missing valuble subjets. and from what i was told the exam crame books are the same way.
i used hardware to practice with the labs. so i can't recommend a good sim.
i havn't taken the trouble shooting test yet, but it seems to be building up to be the hardest of all four.
tip: if you go with the cisco press books. amazon.com has better deals on the books then the cisco press website.
chris
ccna, ccda
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