I have a few comments on this.
1) CIPT
At least in my case, the CIPT book wasnt enough
for me to pass the exam (failed by less than 1%,
but failed is failed). You may want to look into
the Cisco Press - Call manager fundamentals book
for supplementary study.
2) DQOS
The IP Quality of Service book is not sufficient
for this exam. DQOS is not just about QOS, but
also about the tools available for deploying it.
Have a good reread of the Blueprint for the exam
(and preferably more than a few days before the
exam - like I did). The information you need to
know is all available on CCO (Tutorials, overviews,
demos of the tools), but you have to do some
searching.
In terms of covering CCIE material you may want
to look at the MCAST+QOS exam blueprint. This
has significantly more core QOS material in the
blueprint than DQOS. (in my opinion)
Regards
Peter Walker
CISSP, CSS1, CCIP, CCNP, etc
PS. I really should get around to retaking the CIPT exam.
PPS. YMMV
Tom Scott wrote:
>
> I'm preparing for the Cisco IP Telephony Support Specialist exams in
parallel
> with the CCIE written, as there is an overlap of topics such as Diffserv,
QoS
> and multiservice. The three telephony support exams are:
>
> * 9E0-402 Cisco IP Telephony (CIPT)
> Coursebook: Cisco IP Telephony
>
> * 9E0-423 Cisco Voice Over Frame Relay, ATM, and IP (CVOICE)
> Coursebook: Cisco Voice over Frame Relay, ATM, and IP
>
> * 9E0-601 Deploying QoS for Enterprise Networks (DQoS)
> Coursebook: ?
>
> The book that looks closest to the DQoS exam is "IP Quality of Service" by
> Srinivas Vegesna. I'd appreciate if someone who is studying for the DQoS
> exam or
> passed it (or the CIPT and CVOICE) would tell me which book they're using
to
> prepare.
>
> -- TIA, TT
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