personally, I appreciate good advice wherever I find it. I don't believe
that good advice is limited to those who have the exact qualifications to
which I aspire. there are plenty of folks on this list who have no
certifications, or did not have certifications when they wrote the books
that have h
Both authors/publishers are different. I used cisco press for one test and
sybex for another. I felt better prepared by cisco press material. I don't
think that is due to a lack of a certification on the sybex end of things,
but
more due to the fact that c.p. just goes into more detail in the
>"Oletu Hosea Godswill CCNP, CCNA." wrote,
>
>Todd Lammle would do us in the networking field a lot of good if he go and
>get
>his CCNP. He can't be writing CCDA, CCNP and CCIE books gear towards the
exam
>proper, without passing through the examination process. Good, he might be a
>good writer a
Howard's got some excellent points in his post--especially with regard to
the fact that even though you haven't passed a particular exam doesn't mean
that you're not qualified to develop material for that exam...
Although I can't find any information as to exactly what certifications Todd
has, I
I agree with Chuck... I'll take good advice from anywhere I can get it
This goes back to :
"where go you get your good judgment?"
"I get my good judgment from good experience!"
"And where do you get your good experience?"
"From bad judgment!"
I tend to like the Cisco Press books more
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Howard's got some excellent points in his post--especially with regard to
the fact that even though you have
e the cash that Syngress to Sybex, Sybex to Cisco
is about right as it covers a gentle learning curve. My tuppence worth.
Karl
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All -
As an author who has worked closely with Todd I would
like to set the record straight, and I will also
invite him to join in this discussion.
There are three classifications of author - an author,
a co-author, and a contributor. CiscoPress adds a
fourth - an editor. An author typically wri
isholm
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>Howard's got some excellent points in his post--especially with regard to
>the fact that even though you haven't passed a partic
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personally, I appreciate good advice wherever I find it. I don't believe
that good advice is limited to those who have the exa
What makes you think Todd Lammle doesn't have the certs? I think he does.
(except CCIE maybe.) Also, he doesn't write all the books himself. He has a
bunch of people helping him. They take the tests numerous times to make
sure they understand them.
They are at a disadvantage compared to Cisco
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> > >"Oletu Hosea Godswill CCNP, CCNA." wrote,
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> > >Todd Lammle would
I use both
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At 03:07 PM 7/22/01, hal9001 wrote:
>Howard
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t and fun to read.
-Sean.
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