Re: CCIE Written Resource

I tech edited the Official guide fourth edition, it's a gr8 book, we do
have our own written book as well, but i totally agree with Tim, no need to
take your written now, you should take the written when you are just about
ready to take the lab.

On Thu, May 9, 2013 at 4:24 AM, Caue Wailemann <cwailemann_at_gmail.com> wrote:

> Hello everyone!
>
> Couple years back I was on track trying to get a CCIE number, but a few
> personal issues took me away from the path...
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> Anyway, I'm trying to get everything back together, and will start
> (again) by the written...
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> Any good book recommendation for a warm-up on the written preparation?
>
> Really like Narbik job on the CCIE LAB Workbook from Micronics, few
> years back I've purchased a copy and it was awesome, wonder if the written
> book from Micronics is up to the same level.
>
> INE workbooks for the labs are also a five star!
>
> TCP/IP Vol. I and II are on my bookshelf already, going through them
> again! ;)
>
> Any advices are welcome!
>
> Thanks!
>
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