worst/best

From: Muhammad Afaq Khan (afaqk@xxxxxxxxxxxx)
Date: Sun Dec 31 1995 - 16:08:42 GMT-3

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   hi all,
   
   what about sharing experiences with the books related to
   internetworking so that everyone (esp., new comers) can build a good
   collection of books!!
   
   my two cents are :
   
   WORST BOOK:
   ccie study guide by roosevelt giles
   (just a print out of RFCs, and IEEE papers, i'm sure no one can pass
   ccie-written by reading it, basically i like those books in which
   author has put down his own experiences with the
   equipment/technology!)
   
   BEST BOOK:
   Routing TCP/IP vol.I , by Jeff Doyle
   (I really like his style of writing, this book, i consider, is a GIFT
   to all the internetworking students, no typos, no techy mistakes, and
   above all a lot of case studies that make ones understanding rock
   solid, i'm anxiously waiting for the VOL.II !!)
   
   I guess the best book is one which has a fair balance b/w practical
   knowledge(real life stuff) without lacking in theoritical depth, just
   like Jeff Doyle's !!
   
   Bye

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