by Andrew Bruce Caslow (Author)
A guide to the most difficult portions of the Cisco Certification Exam - esp the hands-on lab portions. This will focus on the configuration and troubleshooting of Cisco bridges, routers and switches. ARS Limited is one of 9 certified Cisco trainers in the U.S. Writer, Bruce Caslow, is a CCIE (this exam has only a 30% pass rate) and has been working in the Cisco technology are for about 7 years.
Format: Hardcover
Pages: 840
Edition: 1
Publisher: Prentice Hall Today's hottest networking certification is Cisco's CCIE program -- but only 30% of testers pass this tough exam on the first try. This book focuses on the in-depth, hands-on internetwork configuration and troubleshooting that are the toughest part of the exam. Begin with the physical and data-link foundations of Cisco-based internetworks, including configuration and troubleshooting frame-relay, ISDN/DDR and the Catalyst 5000. Understand key IP address planning issues, including routing protocol configuration for RIP, IGRP, OSPF and EIGRF. Review configuring IP exterior gateway protocols, non-IP routing protocols (including IPX, AppleTalk and DecNet), and non-routable protocols, including SNA and NetBIOS. Finally, master the key aspects of controlling and filtering traffic with access lists, access expressions, queue lists, dialer lists and routemaps. This hands-on course covers both technologies and test-taking strategies, helping you pass the exam -- and get results long afterwards.
Published: 14 Dec 1998
ISBN 10: 0130825379
ISBN 13: 9780130825377
Book Overview:
Andrew Caslowis a CCIE who has been working with Cisco technologies for seven years. His company, ARS Ltd. in Alexandria, VA, is one of only nine U.S. companies certified by Cisco to do training for the CCIE exam.
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