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Richard Johnson
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Registered: Jul 2000
Location: Huntsville, Alabama
Country: USA
State: AL
Certifications: CCNA
Working on: CCNP
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Hey everyone , I was interested in the mention of using Cisco labs at thier buildings so I looked up the address of the Cisco building here in Raleigh and I'm gonna give it a shot. As for my question , I was wondering if anyone had any advice on what to actually do with the the lab ? In the Cisco Networking Academy we had different network senarios but as far as developing my own and especially on the CCNP level I'm pretty much lost !!! Can anyone help ?????
Thanks,
Richard Johnson
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 09-18-00 11:40 PM
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Richard Johnson
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Registered: Jul 2000
Location: Huntsville, Alabama
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09-20-00 11:05 PM
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DrWatsonJr
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I believe that most books that you buy for study will have scenarios at the end of each chapter. Maybe you could attempt to recreate these scenarios.
Just a thought....
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Yankee
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