Cisco Lab. www.NicholasGolden.com I am here just telling you about my lab. I have a website too, I haven't updated since passing my CCNP recently, but shares my experience in this adventure. For those of you who use braindumps, you are stupid and you de value certifications and yourself and on top of that - makes me get paid less - do you realize that? You do now. For those that are curious, I used the following materials and highly recommend them CBT nuggets CCNA & CCNP Package. Train Signal CCNA & CCNP Package Todd Lammle 6th Edition CCNA Todd Lammle 3rd Edition "Fast Pass" www.cisco.com was used A LOT for reading about password recovery, how EIGRP metric calculations work, how OSPF LSA types communicate across the network etc. I also read some RFC's while I was at it. I am now in the process of studying for my CCIE, so this rack is a bit lacking but it's still great for doing labs. I can still do BGP, EIGRP, RIPv2, OSPF, Multicast,VPN, zone based firewalls, etc. So while I can't do everything, it's better than nothing. I am sure someone will come along and say "I use packet tracer" All I can say is good for you. Packet tracer can get you through the CCNA but if you want to go beyond that you need to step it up. Some of you may say "I use GNS3" Again, good for you. GNS3 is limited, sure its AWESOME for the BSCI Exam (On the CCNP track) as it's purely routing. If you are doing the BCMSN exam, GNS3 will not do well for that. For one thing, GNS3 can't do switching. Some of ...
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