Hi guys.
Has anyone used any CBTs for the CCNP 2.0?
Jim Brown wrote:
> Steve,
>
> I thought the Todd Lammle book for the CCNA was very good, but the rest of
> the texts on the CCNP and CCDP tracks were very weak. I would not recommend
> them to anyone. They seemed like regurgitated information
I use following tecnique when I study for an CCNP exam:
- I try to get as much hands on experience as I can.
- I read some hands on books about the material. The CCIE books are usually
good.
- Then I read a studyguide like Todd Lammle writes. I do it to get an
overwiev of the material for the exam
The Study Guide is designed to be read as a teaching
tool that supplements real-world experience. It is not
written to teach the test, but to provide enough
information to prepare readers for the test and to
support them in production networks. The Exam Notes
are designed for those readers who rea
Steve,
I thought the Todd Lammle book for the CCNA was very good, but the rest of
the texts on the CCNP and CCDP tracks were very weak. I would not recommend
them to anyone. They seemed like regurgitated information that took up a lot
of paper. I would highly recommend using Cisco Press and backi
Get the big Todd Lammle book, and the Exam Cram. Repeat this advice for any
Cisco test.
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Subject: CCNP Todd Lammle Books???
Date: Wed, 20 Sep 2000 22:49:01 -0700
I am confus
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