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What are the Best Practice Exams for CCNA 2.0?
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| What practice exams have been the most useful? I'm looking for something that will give me a good idea of my weak areas so I can fill in the gaps and take the test.
I've been around a few CISCO routers for 2 years and got the network for my small company up and running by myself. I just need to make sure I have it all covered.
On a side note, I'm interested in getting a few books that will help me fill in the gaps, so any ideas this way would be helpful too.
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| My pleasure, Hash! Glad you liked them.
Celtech, if you are looking for some good books to round out your knowledge, you might want to look at the Cisco Press 640507 cert guide by Wendell Odom (if you are looking for great technical detail) or the Sybex 640507 study guide by Todd Lammle (if you are looking for readability).
Also, McGraw Hill's "Cisco Technical Expert" series has good reference books, such as Cisco IOS Essentials, by John Albritton, CCIE, that can serve as an invaluable reference to the IOS.
What I recommend is that you review your knowledge either with a study aid like Techmindworks or a practice exam like Boson and target your weak areas by researching specific points in a reference work, such as the Cisco Press certification guide or another book that specializes in the area you wish to study more in depth.
It's worked for me so far. I love to read, but I don't have time to unneccessarily rehash technical material I already know.
All the best!
Skip
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