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I'm sure there was some discussion before in group about Douglas Comer,
however I was unable to relocate it.
Question:
Has anyone an opinion on his three volume series:
TCP/IP Vol. I
Internetworking With TCP/IPVol II
Internetworking With TCP/IPVol III
Any knowledgeab
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I did find the "QUICK START CD" on the Cisco web site, but I could not also
locate the "QUICK START BOOK".
Anybody know where it can be located?
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What does one need to get a CCO password?
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>You need CCO to use this link:
>http://www.c
Does anyone know how much the cost is for "CISCO's INTERNETWORKING
MULTIMEDIA" CD-ROM ?
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I agree with you KW. For a moment I
thought I was under the wrong impression as to the purpose of
"GROUPSTUDY".
"Just an old dog trying to learn new
tricks".
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After reading Priscilla's post, I'd say each and every paragraph is violated
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I second the motion supporting Brad.
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>On Sat, 29 Jul 2000 21:24:52 -0400
>"Chuck Church" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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I think Howard's thoughts about having another groupstudy for Nortel would
certainly be interesting.
And I am sure that a number of certified CCXX's would also be interested in
pursuing Nortel certs. Sometimes just notice the various certs that follow
the names of many that post on the Cisco g
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It may be free if you can complete the quiz. However when you click on the
indicated subjects (there are 3) there is no response, ie, they do not
function. Hence you gets no free book.
"just an old dog".
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This dog has clicked and sniffed everything and every page on that site.
No quiz, no biscuit.
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I just received this from "NETWORK WORLD".
I thought I would forward it to the group.
"Just an old dog learning new tricks".
>NETWORK WORLD FUSION FOCUS: TOM WHITLEY on CAREERS
>Today's Focus: An update on salaries
>08/08/00
>
>
Transcender never did upgrade. Their test writers reviewed/evaluated CCNA
2.0 and decided that the CCNA 1.0 was close enough. So now they label it
CCNA 1.0 640-507.
See blow:
Dick,
This is our story and we're sticking to it.
Seriously this is what has come out of the our test writing group.
Up
This tweeked a thought in me.
I normally go to www.bookpool.com because I've always found them to have the
greatest discounts.
However, spend five or ten bucks, I don't remember which, and buy a discount
club card from "books-a-million", www.books-a-million.com. Not only do you
get a normally g
Naa, He just sent those ten empties to you. Just joking
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>Is anybody else getting loads of empty e-mails
Someone send him the salary survey that surfaced
several weeks ago where the average was, what...US$170K.
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If you want to know the rates, they want you to
pay $25 bucks to down load. Surposedly you can plug in your parameters and
they give you a ball park $ value. They've got it programmed to
"unable to find your catagory".
And then they tell you for
$25.00
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I noticed that you mention "Routersim".
Do you recommend it as being fairly realistic?
What I mean by that, is it a good learning experience?
Or is it just better than nothing?
"Just an old dog learning new tricks".
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BEWARE...
Trancender does not have a CCNA 2.0 exam. They are using the same one they
used for CCNA 1.0.
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Subje
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Has anyone read the book:
"Switching Technology in the Local Network, From LAN to Switched LAN to
Virtual LAN"?
Written by Mathias Hein and David Griffiths.
Any feedback would be appreciated. Thank you.
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Another question is...Has an employer ever asked "is your CCIE current"?
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A thought that occurred to me is.how do all the H-1Bs get experience
when supposedly the U.S. is so much more technically advanced than most
other countries?
Maybe U.S. corporations do not require H-1Bs to have experience because they
work for so much less.
As I said, just a thought.
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Hey Group...
Has anyone tried Todd's "CCNA VIRTUAL LAB E-TRAINER"?
If so, some feedback please.
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Assuming that what your posting says is true, then any company would be
ahead of the game by hiring you even though you have no experience. You
have demonstrated initiative, motivation, and drive.
I assure you if I encounter anyone looking for an entry level individual, I
will pass your e-mail o
Hello there...
Would someone tell me where I may find information about the Boson Tests
that appear to be recommended.
Thank you.
DS
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Is there another e-mail study group for a ccna course?
If so, how does one join?
Feedback appreciated.
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>From reading one of the postings here recently, I got the impression there
is a seperate e-mail study group for the ccna course?
Can anyone confirm this?
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I've been reading the responses on "COST OF ROUTE SELECTION".
Would it be correct to presume that the cost you are referring to is in
time?
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It sounds like Cisco is starting to get the Microsoft mentality.
We're it and you "ain't" got no choice. This is unfortunate.
The other cause could be bonuses. ERP brings bigger
revenues and larger sales meaning bigger bonuses to.
you guessed it. , the execs. And the edicts filter on down
Well...
I've certainly found this "string" to be quite educational.
This is the way it should be, what the groupstudy was meant to be.
Even though it wasn't my inquiry I thank you all.
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Another good, educational string
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Date: Monday, July 03, 2000 5:33 PM
Subject: RE: ARP Broadcast
>Communication across a
Group --
Some enlightenment is appreciated.
The following two examples are directly from Todd Lammle's CCNA book, 2nd
edition. Pages 140 and 141.
1st example:
Given a network address of:192.168.10.0
Given a subnet mask: 255.255.255.192 < Where does this 192 come from?
I understan
would each be considered a host.
So does this mean that all hosts also have NICs?
Dick Silva
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