The networkers presentations (routing and MPLS sessions) are good when
you need a break from reading - www.ciscolivevirtual.com.
All of that stuff is good, mainly to stay technically sharp and build
your confidence for the exam. The truth is though, once you sit down
on exam day, you realize that it's really just all about thought
process and time management.
Ronnie
On Tue, Apr 6, 2010 at 2:23 PM, Larry Hadrava <larryh12203_at_gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello Group:
> I am looking for opinions / advice on CCDE study.
> Along with the obligatory book list, what are others that are working toward
> CCDE or have passed CCDE used?
> I have a reservation about classroom training for this track, but have not
> ruled it out. I think that what can be passed on in a classroom setting
> might be a mindset and way of thinking / reading the requirements but the
> knowledge of the protocols and interaction of the possible solutions has to
> be something that comes from actual design / implementation experience.
>
> Besides CLN - does anyone know of any other CCDE specific groups / lists?
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> Thanks
> Larry Hadrava
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