From: Tim Fewkes (tim@atomz.com)
Date: Sun Sep 05 2004 - 01:51:28 GMT-3
Jonathan,
I love the book. I think I will end up getting more out of it than the CCIE practical studies. There are 6 labs, 3 based on a single 3550/8 router topology, and 3 based on a double 3550/8 router topology. After each lab there is an 'ask the proctor' section intended to give clues, which i love, and then an extensive debrief.
it also seems very much like the real thing to me (i have made 2 attempts), and it is even co-written by maurilio de paula gorito, who was my proctor in san jose my first attempt. so the guy knows what you need to know in order to pass.
tim
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> My greatest stumbling block right now is not seeing realistic scenarios. I
> have heard good and bad things about Cisco Press (one that Cisco doesn't'
> really have anything to do with these books, so they are not going to give
> you any info of any use. The other, from my own experience, that they are
> the best out there (especially Doyle, Halabi Solie, Parkhurst (whose OSPF
> and BGP command references are the greatest things since sliced bread, when
> is he going to write one for IS-IS, EIGRP, and every other Cisco topic???)
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> Anyway, has anyone taken a look at the CP Practice Labs?
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> Jonathan Charles
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> SBC
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> CCNP/CCDP, NNCSE, NNCSS, MCSE
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