FYI: Updates to this book are available at
http://www.imsinc.com/ims/courses/cciebook.asp
I do have a copy of the book if you have any specific questions.
Irwin
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Sent: Wednesday, July 19, 2000 1:08 PM
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Subject: Help with Giles CCIE Study Guide
Greetings,
I was wondering if anyone who actually owns or has access to the book:
All in One
Cisco CCIE Study Guide
by Roosevelt Giles, McGraw-Hill
Would be willing to let me ask them questions and correspond with them on
specific pages now and then. I am aware that this is not a very popular book
amongst many in the group, and I know that it has quite a few errors. The
reason that I am interested in clarifying certain subjects in the book is
because I think that the author explains things very well (at least for me)
and has a talent for imparting knowledge. I am also convinced that he knows
what he is talking about. The problem I see is that it is clear the book has
not been proofread or edited by anyone with a technical background, just for
spelling and grammar. Just knowing what you're talking about doesn't
necessarily mean you can write well.
I would be willing to document and compile anything I have learned in a
text file and share it with the group upon completion. The errata available
from McGraw-Hill doesn't cover many issues in the text, mostly only the
questions at the end. If anyone would be willing to help me on this I would
be truly grateful.
Thanks for your time.
John Mairs
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