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Anyone read "CCNA jumpstart" book?
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jmr2c
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 Anyone read "CCNA jumpstart" book?
Has anyone read this book? I read that it is good for people to read before starting to study for the CCNA if they don't have much network experience. This is my case and I was wondering what people who read it think about it.
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I'd recommend you tackle the Net+ first, being that you don't have much network experience i don't think the ccna jumpstart book will do you much good, because later on in your ccna studies, you'll come across some complex topics that are better grasped coming from a solid foundation, i.e A+, Network+, though i don't really see A+ as of vital importance, atleast, from my personal experience.
Below are some titles that should help you out quite well:
"Network+ Study Guide (3rd Edition) by David Groth"
"Mike Meyers' Network+ Certification Passport"
"Network+ Exam Cram 2 (Exam Cram N10-002)
by Mike Harwood, Ed Tittel"
"CCNA Cisco Certified Network Associate Study Guide, 4th Edition (640-801) by Todd Lammle"
Good Luck.
Amir
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