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just to let you know of study guide.
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interline00
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 just to let you know of study guide.
I found out today that troy tec has the study guides for BSCN and BCMSN. I have purchased these and will post any info after I use them . I plan on taking my BSCN in a few weeks. and the BCMSN after that.
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jane55
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Maybe this is a stupid question, but are Troy Tec study guides really that close to being a braindump and if they are how do they get away with it, wouldn't Cisco shut them down? Maybe I have been living under a rock but I don't know much about their materials or anyone elses, so far I have found that the Cisco Press books are all I need to pass; I prefer to take a little longer between exams if it means that I will actually learn the material. How come they don't have legal problems for breaking the NDA?
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tiggermcse
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you don't violate the NDA if you don't sign it
One of the ways that those sites get away with it is that the official site owner doesn't have any certs so they can't be taken away. You're not violating the NDA if you never signed the NDA. I can post any questions and answers I want about the routing exam right now since I haven't taken the routing exam. That doesn't violate the NDA. But if somebody who has passed it says "yeah, that question was on the test." they've violated it.
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06-29-01 07:21 PM
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Good info tigger. I'm getting pretty tired of these "dump" cram guides. It's not as if these test are that hard. I mean, they're not that esy either but who would want to walk into the testing centr having only memorized some cheat sheet?
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