I am curious why ciscopress.com lists Priscilla's book under the CCDA
certification when I see so many comments that it is one of, if not the best
book to prepare for CCDP. Even in the CCDA section it is listed last. Now
that I successfully recertified my CCNP I was planning on buying this book
I am curious why ciscopress.com lists Priscilla's book under the CCDA
certification when I see so many comments that it is one of, if not
the best
book to prepare for CCDP. Even in the CCDA section it is listed last.
Now
that I successfully recertified my CCNP I was planning on buying this
book
Isn't the architecture exam (642-871) the new replacement? Do they even
still offer the CID exam?
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CID hasn't been updated in ages, (although it will be soon.) I have also
heard that Top-Down Network Design matches CID 640-025 very well. But I
can't say for sure. I took the CID test about 3 years ago and it looked
awfully familiar, though.
John is right that Top-Down Netork Design is not a
Priscilla Oppenheimer wrote:
Anyway, I think the book will enable you to pass, but I can't
say for sure.
That's good enough for me; I'll get the book.
CID hasn't been updated in ages..
If CID (assume class) hasn't been updated, maybe my class materials are
current. At the time, the
I would say that it is sufficient from a technology and principles
viewpoint. When supplemented by an old out of date cisco press cert guide
and the exam blueprints it was sufficient for me to pass DCN and CID late
last year.
I am not really disagreeing with John, just trying to add to what he
Top Down Network Design plus the cisco product quick reference were what i
used to prepare.
if they havent changed the test in the past few years, be sure to get
familiar with all the EOL WAN switching hardware and LANE...LOL
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