Top Down Network Design is one of the best books. I recommend Desinging
Cisco Networks
by Diane Teare and Cisco Intrnetwork Design by Matthew Birkner too. There
are some CCIE
books like Advanced IP Network Design by Retana and etc. are excellent. I am
a CCDP now,
but, I still read these books from time to time to enhance and refresh my
skill sand memory.
I learned lot going thru this CCDP journey and I know there is still a long
way for me to explore.
I am very excited about it.
Enjoy you journey and take care.
Jim
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> I am preparing for my last CCNP exam, Support 2.0. After that I am going
to
> go for the CCDA and CCDP. I dont want to just pass the tests, I want to
> learn how to design networks. Currently, I am implementing networks that
> someone else designed. I want to make the leap from implementer to
designer
> and eventually possible go for CCIE Design. I have heard great things
about
> the book Top Down Network Design (Cisco Press) by Priscilla Oppenheimer.
> Considering I have virtually no experience with design, will this book
help
> me and what other books do you suggest to help me achieve this goal?
>
> Bruce
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