Dude- Good Luck !!! The global class was canceled here in the DC area, so I
bought two course books off of Ebay ($400 each, but awesome books). I have
an NT copy of CW2000 & Campus Manager running on my PC (WIN 2K Server/ 512
RAM/ Gig processor), and it's still a tad sluggish. I'm slowly getting my
lab routers & switches installed in the database. I bought a Cisco/NetScout
probe to run in Traffic Manager & just picked up a CWSI bundle off of Ebay,
so I now have a lot of the official install notes. The CCO is available,
but you really need to have a specific question when digging through all the
information. There are no Cisco Press books, & not much of a support base
if you are learning CiscoWorks solo. I can share some advice & what to
avoid, that's about it. I would estimate It will have cost me almost $1,500
for all the gathered material to study from (including the probe), but I
work for a small network design company & I'll recoupe the investment back
fairly quickly (kinda makes the pursuit a little fun).
All the best !!!
Phil
----- Original Message -----
From: Lewis, John M
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Sent: Thursday, April 26, 2001 2:20 PM
Subject: CiscoWorks 2000 books??? [7:2151]
> Hey anyone know of a good CiscoWork 2000 book? I am also looking for some
> training in the LA area for Ciscoworks 2000 please send me email if you
have
> any information.
>
> Thanks John
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