I dont think i agree with you. I really liked Sam Halabi's OSPF Design Guide and his BGP Case studies. I admit they can be a bit daunting the first time around, but then they are not meant to be Exam guides.In fact, i really like the writing style and find myself wishing there were more docs written in the same style. I am not against authors who explain technical subjects by giving anologies to football games and mountain climbing and the like, bu it really starts to bug you when you are sitting in your office, up for 2 days in a row trying to solve a complicated problem and you have to read about how classes in C++ are like flour or some stupid anology refering to a fishing trip. I myself prefer the direct and to the point approach, no frills for me. Another excellent resource for BGP, and well written are Avi Freedman's BGP presentations. Just my opinion though.
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