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Anyone taken 640-901 and 642-801 ?
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| Paul Lawrie 2003-09-25, 1:25 am |
| Hello all, this is my first post in this newsgroup.
I have been studying for 640-801 for quite some time, fully aware that
642-801 effectively replaces it. Given that there is not much in the
way of official study material yet, my plan is to study those extra
topics separately (eg, ipv6, nat etc).
Has anyone reading this sat both, or know anyone that has? I am
curious as to how much weighting is on these new topics or if its
likely that there will be just a few superficial questions thrown into
the mix.
Given the enormous scope of the topic I can't imagine that they are
tested on very heavily.
Thanks,
Paul.
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| If you are studying from the Cisco Press Preparation Library, then you can
read on NAT from the BCRAN book. The same is probably true for the
Certification Library. As for ipv6, I doubt there will be a lot of it on the
test. There's already a book out on BSCI 642-801 by ExamCram2 (ISBN:
0789730170). It has a few pages on ipv6. The other day I went to a book
store and read them. By the way, for the lack of other books on BSCI
642-801, this one is actually not a bad book. I'd still prefer Ciscopress
book, but I think this one comes very close.
Grey
"Paul Lawrie" <paul_lawrie@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:d85af35a.0309242026.54e6f6e8@posting.google.com...
> Hello all, this is my first post in this newsgroup.
>
> I have been studying for 640-801 for quite some time, fully aware that
> 642-801 effectively replaces it. Given that there is not much in the
> way of official study material yet, my plan is to study those extra
> topics separately (eg, ipv6, nat etc).
>
> Has anyone reading this sat both, or know anyone that has? I am
> curious as to how much weighting is on these new topics or if its
> likely that there will be just a few superficial questions thrown into
> the mix.
>
> Given the enormous scope of the topic I can't imagine that they are
> tested on very heavily.
>
> Thanks,
>
>
> Paul.
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