Congratulations Doug. I've just passed Switching as well and in the early
stages of the exam also really thought I was going to fail but eventually
passed with 93%.
My test was close to the exam outline - questions on pretty much
every area although there seemed to be a lot on trunking and MLS.
I used the Cisco web site, the Cisco Switching certification guide for hard
facts,
Sybex Switching study guide (for concepts), hands on experience on Cat 1900,
2900 and 5000 and then brushed up immediately prior to the exam
with the Coriolis exam cram.
On to routing....
Andy
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> My heavens, what a horrible test. It felt like there was virtually nothing
> on MLS and multicast, but they were very interested in my choices for
> switches in different scenarios, what hardware could do what and what
> lights blinked when as a router powered up or was connected to a switch.
> And trunking - lots and lots of trunking. What do you need on this end vs.
> that end of a trunk, what if this is wrong, encapsulations... egad.
>
> Some of the worst wording on a test I've ever seen. Five questions into it
> I was taking notes so I would be better prepared when I came to take it
> again. Luckily I won't have to.
>
> Stuy materials:
> - Cisco LAN Switching (Cisco Press)
> - Exam Prep: Switching (Coriolis)
> - CCNP: Switching (Osborne)
> - Boson practice exams (www.boson.com)
>
> Good luck!
>
>
> Doug
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