David,
No, the course has completely changed. The switches are different--3550s and
2950s. Most of the content is different, including topics like new enhanced
STP features, CEF, VRRP, queuing and prioritization, metro and optical, and
many other topics. I'd definitely take the newer version since, in the 1.1
course, you'll probably get a 5500 with an RSM to to multilayer switching
and this is an EOLed product; plus the 1.1 class covers the CatOS--the 2.0
covers the IOS, which is the direction Cisco is pushing.
Cheers!
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David Vital wrote in message
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My company is sending me to the BCMSN class next week. I'm grateful for
that, but I had called the training company last month when registering to
make sure it was the new class. Just checked the Cisco website for a look
and the link showed the class I'm taking as 1.1 not the new 2.0 . From
what I can gather, the main difference is AVVID. I guess it's too late
now
to make a change in plans. does anyone know what else I will be missing
compared to the newer class?
David
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