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25 books to read for CCIE, a PHD is easier, Help
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| wissama 2002-09-05, 12:19 am |
| Hello,
What is the real list of books needed to know all topics covered by ccie lab/written. I am lost in a huge list of books from the Cisco's web site:
ISBN numbers:
1578701023
1587050196
1578700663
1578700469
1562056522
1578701805
1578701716
1578700779
1578701651
1578700973
158720021X
1578700949
1578700841
1578700418
1578700892
1587050714
1578701163
1578701813
1-931881-00-6
Wouch.. Do you guys know what is the best set of books that cover ALL material. Help.
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| You will need these books at least as text books.
The books you will sure need are, Routing TCP/IP, Volume I and Volume II Cisco Press books.
You can also start with something like "CCIE Routing and Switching Exam Cram", it is not the best, specially after the new R&S format. But what you can do is take a general knowledge from this book and get more details from Cisco Online documentation on the web. | |
| MadChef 2002-09-06, 4:18 pm |
| I read Caslow cover to cover for the lab. I read parts of it repeatedly. I also read parts of routing Doyle Vol II (BGP and Multicasting, mostly), parts of Doyle Vol I (mostly stuff on redistribution & route control) and briefly went through the DLSw stuff from Network Design & Case Studies.
MadChef | |
| ZacDogg 2002-09-06, 5:03 pm |
| MadChef,
Do you think that the Caslow book is still a good book for the one day lab and w/ the change to Cat. 3550's. Thanks for you opinion.
Zac | |
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| Caslow book is the best book I have read, regardless of the CCIE changes.. at least this is what I think.. | |
| MadChef 2002-09-07, 8:31 am |
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Originally posted by ZacDogg
MadChef,
Do you think that the Caslow book is still a good book for the one day lab and w/ the change to Cat. 3550's.
Yes. The bulk of the main concepts are still there. Also, keep in mind that while Caslow is excellent, you should not consider it to be sufficiently in depth for the lab.
MadChef | |
| ZacDogg 2002-09-09, 5:43 pm |
| Understood. I was just wondering if it would be a good addition to what I have already. Thanks for the response.
Zac |
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