From: Darby Weaver (darbyweaver@yahoo.com)
Date: Wed Feb 28 2007 - 22:50:10 ART
I'm going through the latest updates so far and let me
put it this way...
If you need to brush up on the LIKELY topics...
That one MIGHT... SEE... in the LAB....
THEN... it is not a bad investment...
However, if you are totally comfortable with your
current level of knowledge and do not think you need
that EXTRA edge, no worries...
So... Shop wisely.
There are other alternatives of course and each has a
certain something the others do not have on one form
or another...
But you asked about the COD's and...
They have a lot of INTERESTING topics, but then so do
others...
:)
I've just about bought everything so far - so I'm not
quite as biased as I may appear to be at first sight.
I just know by now that certain products can close a
few gaps.
Some key gaps are closed comprehensively in the latest
release by IE.
--- Michael Zuo <mzuo@ixiacom.com> wrote:
> hi there,
>
> i need some advice on whether to purchase the COD.
> i already know the
> basic knowledge for most of blue print topics and am
> comfortable
> configuring them on routers/switches. there are some
> topics i have not
> "clicked" yet and want some structured insight into
> them to piece all
> the little bits of knowledge that i have all
> together. is the COD a
> good approach to do that? is there any alternatives
> to consider?
>
> thanks
>
>
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