From: Jean-Francois Vaillancourt (hans@cam.org)
Date: Thu Oct 28 2004 - 00:30:00 GMT-3
At 27/10/2004, robbie wrote:
>Looking for opinions on this book (by V. Bollapragada, et al.) - whether
>or not it's worth the $$, esp. pertaining to understanding in the context
>of the R&S lab. Thoughts?
It's a very interesting book for real-life. However, the lab doesn't
require that level of detail -- master the core stuff instead. I'd maybe
read it, but it woudln't be a priority, as only the last chapter (QoS) and
the appendix on Netflow would likely matter.
If you are really looking for advanced stuff, but with more of a relevance
to the exam, I suggest instead Alex Zinin's book Cisco IP Routing. Great
stuff, and well written. Just be advised it is a humbling experience to
realise how little you really know about plain old static routes :-)
Cheers,
JF #11874
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