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| It seems everyone has a different method of going about the new CCNP 2.0 tests.
Could anyone provide input as to which exam order is "smartest" ? I would'nt want to pick the hardest ones first...and find it difficult just because I did'nt do the underlaying exams to help gain a basic understanding first.
Thanks!
Rage
CCNA 2.0, CompTIA A+, Network+
P.S OH YEA! And pls recommend good books!!!  ) | |
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| I am taking them in this order:
BSCN (routing)
BCMSN (switching)
BCRAN (remote access)
CIT (troubleshooting)
I was told ths was the best order. However, I have also been told that it really doesn't matter as long as you take the CIT last. If you haven't taken the first three tests, you'll have a lot of trouble with the CIT, because you need the prerequisite information.
I hear good things about Lammle's books. But Cisco's website is probably the best source of information I have found so far.
Good luck!
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LANlord 
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| I am actually doing both the BCRAN and BCMSN at the same time. I won't start on the BSCN until after the first two. The main reason for this move was due to the lack of material for the BSCN. CIT will definately be done last.
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