John,
Thanks for your review of Rodney Guenther's SNAM class, and I'd like to
second your recommendation. He taught my SNAM class back in 1997, and it
was one of the best training experiences I have ever had, even though I
reached buffer overload around Wednesday afternoon. I am glad to know he
is still out there on the platform.
Because of his actual hands-on field experience with IBM gear he really
brings the technologies to life.
Pamela
At 09:32 PM 6/9/01 -0400, you wrote:
>I just spent a week in the wonderful world of Chicago attending a SNAM class
>and boy is my brain full! It was put on by Skyline Computers and the most
>excellent instructor was Rodney Guenther.
>
>If you are like me and have at least an introductory knowledge of SNA and
>slightly better-than-introductory knowledge of token ring, source route
>bridging, and dlsw but you just couldn't quite put it all together then this
>is the class for you. I haven't had any real world experience with token
>ring, SRB, or RSRB. We do dlsw+ but I've never really understood what was
>happening under the hood.
>
>Since I'm currently preparing for the CCIE written I've been reading a LOT
>about the above topics but I still didn't have a really good grasp on them.
>Thanks to Mr. Guenther I now feel that I really have a solid understanding.
>I could not be more pleased with the way this class went.
>
>Granted, there were a few topics we didn't cover very well or at all, like
>APPN, FRAS, and a couple of other minor things. However, for my purposes I
>wanted to leave the class with an understanding of the basics and how they
>actually work together and I feel that I got that and more. Rodney worked
>at IBM for 14 years, IIRC, and that really helped me to understand what we
>were actually trying to accomplish.
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