From: warren perrett (warrenperrett@xxxxxxxxxxx)
Date: Thu Jan 03 2002 - 10:25:33 GMT-3
hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...................
let me get my head around this........ breaking the NDA is a crime
punishible by death in Cisco's world
So what do they do ? Publish a book aimed at CCIE wanabees
It is reasonable to assume then that only 3 things can then be true
1. the book has no value at all as a study guide as it will be within the
NDA and as such not even be able to discuss IP routing protocols. For
example saying protocol X is in the book you could infere that this is on
the Lab and so therefore a break of the CCIE NDA ( don't shout at me
saying your being picky I didn't write the NDA ).
2. Its a paper print of the web site as is the Cisco Desgin and case
stuides book is and is a total waste of money as you can download it for
free.
3. It breaks the NDA .
It has, it claims 5 labs , these by the very nature must be close to or
similar to the real lab. In the UK we have a law called the trades
description act , that means if I buy a box of oranges and when i get
them home I find they are apples I can get my money back as the contents
of the box where not what they where advertised to be...........
I assume in the land of the Laywers AKA the USA this must also be true
So it would lead me to belive the book MUST have some material that
breaks the NDA.
I don't want Cisco to break the NDA , the reason I want this number is so
I can be seen as having achived something NOT so people know I can read a
study guide book and pass an exam like thousands have with the CCDP &
CCNP programs.
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