I have just completed my CCNP and I'm now planning how to prepare for the Written CCIE exam. In looking over the objectives on the Cisco web site, I made a checklist of ways to cover all the material. I would appreciate help and suggestions on whether this path is feasible, and on other resources I could use. For my CCNP, I relied on the Cisco Press Books. Do these cover topics like OSPF, BGP, Frame-Relay, ISDN, VTP, Spanning Tree, etc. in sufficient depth or do I need additional resources on these subjects to pass the written exam? Here is my checklist Cisco Device Operation- rely on material from cisco press CCNA and CIT books General Networking Theory and IP and IP Routing Protocols- rely on CCNP books and TCP/IP Routing by Doyle and Internetworking with TCP/IP by Comer Bridging and LAN Switching- rely on Rossi Token Ring paper and BCMSN material and book Desktop protocols- Can anyone recommend a good book for this topic? Wan- rely on BCRAN book and can anyone recommend a good ATM book? LAN- Is there a good book to read, or does the CCNP cover this material in sufficient depth? Performance Management, Security, and Multiservice- I thought that the cisco web site would be the best source for this material. Any other suggestions? In summary, Is the CCNP material, the Doyle routing book, the Comer Internetworking book, a good ATM book enough? If not, what else? Thanks _________________________________ FAQ, list archives, and subscription info: http://www.groupstudy.com/list/cisco.html Report misconduct and Nondisclosure violations to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
