I got the Cisco CCNA RS 200-120 Official Cert Guide Library.

Hi guys I got today the box that comes with the books and CD from Odom at Barnes & Nobles while I was on vacation. What else should I get to go with it? I was looking at Amazon 'Todd Lammle's CCNA/CCENT IOS Commands Survival Guide: Exams 100-101, 200-101, and 200-120' to get and wanted the latest CBT Nugget videos but I am not finding the DVD bundle to buy.

Thanks for any tip and advice you can provide!

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theodoxa

I used (for the 640 Series ICND1 and ICND2)
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Official Cert Guide Library (640-822, 640-816, 640-802)
Lammle's CCNA Study Guide
INE CCNA: Routing & Switching Videos (They were free at the time)
Hardware Lab (Cisco 1760 and 2800 Series Routers, 2950 and 2960 Switches)
Packet Tracer 5.x
GNS3

siggnation

I used just about the equivalent to theo. CBT Nuggets provides a good CCNA series also.

itangel

Thanks guys for the info. Do you guys think is worth grabbing that "Todd Lammle's CCNA/CCENT IOS Commands Survival Guide: Exams 100-101, 200-101, and 200-120" book?

Also I can't find the CBT Nuggets video for the CCNA so I might be using my Udemy CCNA 2015 200-120 Video Boot Camp With Chris Bryant instead. Has anyone use him before for their CCNA?

Jon_Cisco

I bought a used IOS command guide for like $5. I referenced it every once in a while as a comparison to what I was studying. I don't think I used in enough to suggest buying one just for studying.

redmonkie

I've been using the Chris Bryants 200-120 bootcamp on udemy for the last few weeks. It's pretty good when you hit the labs as he goes through it in depth.
CCNA in 60 days is also a good resource. It's amazon number 1 seller for CCNA training guides. The kindle version is only £10 and theres loads of video from their website when you buy the book.

NetworkNewb

redmonkie wrote: »

I've been using the Chris Bryants 200-120 bootcamp on udemy for the last few weeks. It's pretty good when you hit the labs as he goes through it in depth.
CCNA in 60 days is also a good resource. It's amazon number 1 seller for CCNA training guides. The kindle version is only £10 and theres loads of video from their website when you buy the book.

CCNA in 60 days isn't a bad source. I just wouldn't trust the Amazon reviews... I did the buy the book and have read a lot of it. But the author gives you access to a free test for each person who provides him with a picture showing they gave him a review on Amazon. I'm pretty sure he made alot more money by doing that. But I think its kind of shady.