Thanks for the responses folks. okay, last question on this: has anyone had
experience w/ Global Knowledge? They came highly recommended by someone
off-line.
J- just running a simple exercise in due diligence cowboy. Facts are facts,
but the user community, given their relationship with the training partner,
can provide a perspective that Cisco may not have, nor be at liberty to
offer.
I'm primarily interested in content, and didn't mention certification.
later,Byron
-----Original Message-----
From: J Weismann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, September 08, 2000 11:46 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Off-topic Cisco training
>
>I'm looking for good Cisco training in the SF Bay area. Topics to include:
>Advanced routing, LAN switching, and security. Any recommendations?
>
>Thanks in advance!
>
Know what I find funny on here. Alot of folk ask questions that can easily
be answered by calling the host company. I apologize upfront if it sounds
rude but it is an honest answer.
Your best bet chief is call cisco and speak to a rep in either training or
sales, or even your local cisco shop. It is CA so I would put money there's
a biggie somewhere near you. Ask them who they reccomend as a Training
center for teaching you your CCNA/CCNP cause that sounds like what you want
to learn.
"Layer 4 and up is for End Users"
-Anonymous CCNA
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