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BCMSN Troubleshooting Question
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Bravesfan
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Registered: Dec 2000
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Certifications: MCSE NT4, MCSE 2K, MCP+I, MCSA, CCNA, BCRAN, i-Net+
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I know that the book by Webb doesn't adequately prepare you for the troubleshooting sections on this exam. I saw that a good book for it is the CCIE Lan Switching book. I don't feel like spending another $70 right now on this book... I was wondering if there are any online resources or study guides out there that address this topic. I'll probably get the ExamCram also which I've heard good things about. Thanks.
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Jamesbond_007
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honestly the troubleshooting questions are really easy. If you have worked with hubs or switches in the past you will be able to answer them easily. I got 100% on the troubleshooting section. All you need to know are the what the different color lights mean. For example you need to know how you can tell when 2 links are connected and trasfering data. You can tell this by the light being green and flashing. I really won't work to much about troubleshoot, just use common sense and you will do fine.
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