RE: Pointers needed for good Bridging / DLSw books

From: Jean-Francois Vaillancourt (hans@xxxxxxx)
Date: Sat Jan 12 2002 - 19:22:29 GMT-3

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At 2002-01-11, OWEN, DAN (SWBT) wrote:
>Configuring Cisco Routers for Bridging, DLSW+, & Desktop Protocols

>I think it is pretty good - anyone else???

Yep. It's pretty good. I also have used "Internetworking SNA with Cisco
Solutions" by George and Nancy Sackett, Cisco Press. More than half of the
book is not relevant for the lab exam, but what is is well written, with
plenty of config examples. As they're a bit old, you can probably get both
books at 50% off in discount bookstores (I got the Sackett one for Can$10).

The Caslow BRS book also has about 100 pages of bridging/DLSw, and is well
written...

JF

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