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Salaam,
Best book, for me would be David Groth's Study Guide from Sybex. Many others would recommend Michael Meyers' book, but I never read his All-in-One guide for the Net+. Best sites? This one, of course!
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SomeGuy
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I agree with Randy.
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A lazy idiot is the hardest worker. He tries to find the easiest path and always fails.
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KASHIF1
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turi
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If you are new to networking " All in One " is the best. Than you need another more sophisticated book, I used Sybex.
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