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1) Paperback Book Mastering Cisco Routers by . This is a great book for anyone wanting to learn more about Cisco Routers. It covers networking basics at the beginning of the book, so its not totally above a beginners head; but it also includes step by step advanced configuration.
I always have this book on our shelf for myself or any of our employees at Imagine WiFi LLC to refer to when working with Cisco Routers.¤ 2) Paperback Book Mastering Cisco Routers by . This book will introduce you to the basics of LAN/WAN and Cisco router technology. You should not use this book as a single source for the CCNA test. This book is best suited for, as Chris Brenton says in his own review; "the individuals who needs to get up to speed quickly on deploying and managing Cisco routers." There are some technical errors and no errata as yet so watch out for them.¤ 3) Paperback Book Mastering Cisco Routers by . If you want real world knowledge buy this book. This is not a CCNA "how to pass the test" book; this is an "everyday usable" book. It helped me much more with my work than the Lammle CCNA guide. Very helpful for day to day operations.¤ 4) Paperback Book Mastering Cisco Routers by . Mastering Cisco Routers is a great book for understanding many aspects of Cisco routers not typically covered by CCNA books. The author has great information on how to secure your router, usefull information on creating access lists to block standard DoS attacks, and some great information on VPNs. The book also covers TFTP, Syslog, and SNMP setup for both the router, and UNIX and Windows hosts. The last 2 chapters present very useful scenarios for both large and small networks. The only things that were lacking was the chapters on routing (doesn´t really go into any detail on setting up routing protocols), and the chapter on LAN protocols which barely touches on IPX, AppleTalk, and NetBEUI. Overall, if you already have a decent understanding of the Cisco IOS, and want to get some knowledge outside of the normal CCNA type information, this is the book for you.¤ 5) Paperback Book Mastering Cisco Routers by . This is a very good book for anyone willing to understand Cisco routing (CCNA/CCNP).Of course some people may find it "the poorest book ever written on Cisco Routing";It all depends on how you read books and what you are expecting from it.This book is an easy to understand way to handle complexity.¤ 6) Paperback Book Mastering Cisco Routers by . Cisco routers form the backbone of both the Internet and most corporate networks. Mastering Cisco Routers takes a practical approach to what you need to know to use Cisco routers in the real world. Written by an internetworking expert, this book illustrates the business case for switching and routing, then shows you how hubs, bridges, and Layer 2 switches fit into a network, how routing protocols work, how to subnet effectively, and how to design and implement a network based on Cisco routers. Includes coverage of multilayer switching, tag switching, and SNA integration, and how to configure routers for frame relay and WAN needs.¤ Page Updated: Robert N. Goolsby, 8-Jan-2009, , 390-940-730-211-601-101-V1B-PWB-8 
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