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What kind of routers? Got the CCNA book already so just need to get into a higher gear than I'm in now and actually start learning/revising/booking exams.erm cant remember lol, but it wasnt outrageous, loads on auction site
What kind of routers? Got the CCNA book already so just need to get into a higher gear than I'm in now and actually start learning/revising/booking exams.erm cant remember lol, but it wasnt outrageous, loads on auction site
What kind of routers? Got the CCNA book already so just need to get into a higher gear than I'm in now and actually start learning/revising/booking exams.
Which books would you recommend? I'm reading through a Sybex one at present, and it's a good read but I'm not sure its detailed enough.I`ve did MCSA and CCNA, for me CCNA is way more worthy, buy the books and self study is the way to go IMHO, I also bought a couple of routers and a 2950 for hands on tho thats not strictly necessary.
Which books would you recommend? I'm reading through a Sybex one at present, and it's a good read but I'm not sure its detailed enough.
I went straight for CCNA, then did the 4 pro exams and became CCNP, now CCIE and specialising in voice and security.
Worth it if you enjoy the work.
This one?The Cisco press Certification guide. It will be specific for the most recent CCNA exam code.
A couple of 2500's and a copy of the Boson CCNA tester wouldn't go amiss either.
Just having a look around various places:A couple of 2500's and a copy of the Boson CCNA tester wouldn't go amiss either.
Why 2600XM routers?
* Inter-VLAN routing (not supported in 2500 series)
* Support for Cisco SDM GUI configuration tool
* Support for Advanced Security VPN IOS
* Modularity for future expansion (for CCNP/CCIE)
* Support for ALL Routing protocols
* Support for MPLS (for CCNP/CCIE)
Why 2610 routers?
* Inter-VLAN routing (not supported in 2500 series)
* Support for Advanced Security VPN IOS
* Modularity for future expansion (for CCNP/CCIE)
* Support for ALL Routing protocols
* Support for MPLS (for CCNP/CCIE)
Why 2900XL switches?
* Modern Fast Ethernet IOS switch (1900 is Ethernet non-IOS switch)
* Near complete command set as tested by Cisco
* 802.1q and ISL support for VLAN trunking and routing
* STP, PVST, HSRP, 802.1p QoS, and Fast Etherchannel
I'd go CCNA, MCSE aint worth a No Swearing!, i passed mine without ever using most of the technologies they quiz you about.
Cheers. So if I got some kit and connected them to each other, would they need to be connected to my network? Or could I get my old spare PC out and connect to that?Pretty sure they are 2600 series (I have them in loft atm), I actually bought an ADSL WIC as well and used it as my home router lol, didnt go down well with g/f tho lol. I also bought the Wendell Odom and Todd Lammle books.
Yeah. Having graduated last summer I've a lack of experience AND industry qualifications. If I can get a CCNA and either MCSE/A or MCIPT onto my CV then along with my current job I can hopefully start to move up the career ladder.MCSE is worth plenty to an employer.
CCNA + MCSE is a great thing to see on a CV.
Cheers. So if I got some kit and connected them to each other, would they need to be connected to my network? Or could I get my old spare PC out and connect to that?
Which books would you recommend? I'm reading through a Sybex one at present, and it's a good read but I'm not sure its detailed enough.