Dude,
First off congrats on the CCNP.
I would get the CCIE blueprint and find the areas that your weak on. You
may have material that already covers these areas in great detail, so why
not save a buck or two... Additionally, CCO is a great resource, and a lot
of time has better answers than the book does. It just may not have a siren
and a bullhorn identifying "Exam Alert" sections in the book.
Chris
>From: "Flavio Palumbo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: "Flavio Palumbo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: New Italian CCNP now on to CCIE . any help ??
>Date: Tue, 4 Jul 2000 09:51:53 +0200
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>Hi all ,
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>today i've finished my exams for 1.0 , following my opinions :
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>1 - CCNA
> Was the first so we can consider it difficult also because there are
>many arguments...
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>2- ACRC
> Ambigous questions related to the OSPF commands , medium ...
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>3- CLSC
> Many arguments but clear questions , easy...
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>4- CIT
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> Strange questions , Hardest !!
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>5- CMTD
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> Very easy for who work with DIALUP , it is not my case but think is
>the
>easiest one.
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>Anybody can help me on CCIE written TEST ?
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>Wich books do i need to read ? ( i have tcp ip vol 1 and case studies )
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>I 've see a new book with labs ( very expensive ) please could somebody
>tell
>me about the lab books ??
>
>Special thanks to PRISCILLA ( you are welcome in Italy )
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>Ciao
>Flavio
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