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Does anyone have any good reccomendations for CCNA study material? I have purchased some books in the past for exschange and MCSE and they have been less than helpful. I usually try to steer clear of the MSPress stuff. Does Ciscopress suffer the same weak presentation in their material as does MS or what? just looking for suggestions on good reference material. i am not looking to have a paper cert. thanks
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by jhon_worth
hi knoy
I have personally used the site www.exams.ws and found it very good. The exams are not expensive but quality wise good. When I say quality wise good it does not mean the quality of text and diagrams but the turn out in real live exam.
I am currently studying the CCNA material from Todd Lamell. The book is from Sybex and called CCNA Study Guide. Along with this material you should consider getting hold of the Network Visualizer (v5) as a CLI (Command Line Interface) practice tool. There are other CLI practice tools available (Boson) but NV5 is good enough.
by tins
yes, ciscopress is weak, they do explain every detail, but its wording is bad and you'd read twice the amount to get anything understood.
Go for exam cram books, CCNA 2nd edition book. Its really good!
by wzel30
Totally agree with Tins, the ciscopress book are tedious, read them first(at least 3x) for clear understanding. Then pick up the EXAMCRAM (CCNA 2ND EDITION)& the CCNA PRACTICE QUESTION. It will then come together. I only really understood subnetting until I picked up the EXAMCRAM CCNA 2nd ED
loads of things online but maybe this will help .. forum stuff and test exams etc ..
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