Troubleshooting IP Routing Protocols (CCIE Professional Development Series)
by Shamim, Aziz, Liu, and Martey.
Does anyone have any feedback about this book? Is it good???
Thanks for any help!!!
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As skeptical as I am about the expanding universe of titles with "CCIE" in
them, to judge from Amazon, this one actually looks like it might be pretty
good.
IMHO, after reading and experimenting with the Parkhurst BGP book, I have to
say that I wish there were more of these kinds of study materia
It seems to be a bit weak in policy routing and route maps, with discussion
centered around using these tools with BGP, but no where else.
Guessing, this book is not intended to be a comprehensive guide to
configuring routing protocols, but perhaps more geared towards "spotting the
issues" as som
Honestly, I buy almost every Cisco Press book out there just to have it, and
I actually looked at the book yesterday. After a cursory glance through its
contents, I decided as a CCIE, or close to CCIE, the knowledge should
already be in your head. I didn't think the book was very valuable, and i
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Troubleshooting IP Routing Protocols (CCIE Professional Development Series)
by Shamim, Aziz, Liu, and Martey.
Does anyone have any feedback about this book? Is it good???
Thanks for
I like the book. Others may not. It all depends on what you like in a
troubleshooting book.
The book is laid out to let you gain an understanding (fairly technical and
indepth) of a protocol. Then it delves into a series of commands, snapshots
of outputs and goes onto explain the output.
IE:
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