From: Tom Larus (tlarus@cox.net)
Date: Wed Sep 17 2003 - 12:56:12 GMT-3
I think this is as good a time as any to thank Jeff Kesemeyer for being so generous in sharing his excellent book with us-- for free. I spent a good deal of time studying a much earlier version of his outline, and found its content to be very instructive. I just went to Jeff's website, www.bradshawlabs.com, and had a look at the new version, and I was astounded by the breadth of coverage and how much "polish" he has added to the document.
I would certainly read Jeff's free 296 page document before buying a document that may have similar scope and content, to say the least.
Also, the whole idea of a "shortcut" to the CCIE seems a bit doubtful and misleading. Of course, a product can purport to be more than it can possibly be, and still be a valuable product (CCIE "All-in-One" books come to mind), but still, I would make thorough use of Jeff's book first.
Tom Larus, CCIE 10,014
rom: stalaat@biznas.com
> Date: 2003/09/17 Wed AM 10:10:14 EDT
> To: ccielab@groupstudy.com
> CC: cisco@groupstudy.com
> Subject: CCIE COOK BOOK
>
> To whom it may concern
> It came to my attention that Mr.Jeff is saying that there is interference
> between my book and his notes, so I had to step in to make this statement:
>
> We all have CCIE notes but it doesnt make a book, beside I cant see any
> practical part in his notes, this book CCIECOOKBOOK with both theoretical
> and practical parts is coming from numerous sources and the LABs inside it
> is priceless, at the end I am not inventing the technology I am just
> guiding you to pass the LAB
>
> You are all invited to visit http://www.biznasonline.com/cciecookbook/ and
> download free samples of this book.
>
> Although Mr.Jeff has an excellent notes, he accumulated it over the YEARS
> while pursuit the CCIE for himself as he said- however I cant see the
> NUMBER in his signature, and thats why I am presenting this book, because
> being on the CCIE level is not enough to have the CCIE NUMBER, I am sure
> that there is too many candidates that are already better than some CCIEs
> however they are not getting the CCIE simply because they dont know how
> to do so, and again thats why I am here.
>
> Salama
> Sales Manager
> http://www.biznasonline.com/cciecookbook/
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