From: Erik Belz (ebelz@xxxxxxxxxx)
Date: Sat Jun 24 2000 - 13:27:39 GMT-3
here is what I did to pass.
the 3 bibles are
Routing TCP/IP - Doyle
Routers, swithes, and Bridges - Caslow
Internet Routing Architectures - Halabi
I would no everything in those books I mean everything! I would also practice e
ach of the scenarios more than once. Playing with different routing protocols y
ou will learn all kinds of different issues during redistribution. I agree with
what someone else in the group said about the way that Caslow try's to get you
thinking. I think I nailed this lab because before I even touched the gear I p
icked out all the issues first. Like VLSM to FLSM, Route flapping and feedback.
Datalink layers should not take you more than 20 to 30 minutes to get up and r
unning. This will give you time for the larger issues. Practice is really what
is going to make you sharp.
another thing is Cisco has won many awards for their documentation...USE IT! Yo
u will find most of your answers on the CD.
Best of luck to everyone..
Erik Belz
CCIE#5983
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