Ccent for dummies - enough to pass?
chickenlicken09
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I've recently picked up the ccent for dummies book and find it a nice easy read. Seems to cover everything lammle and odom cover. Anyone else used this book to pass the exam?
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ajmatson Member Posts: 289I never read it but I can tell you from my CCNA experience there is never too much you can read and study. I failed the ICND2 twice before passing it on the 3rd try. I would have at least 1 full resource like Lammle's CCENT book.Working on currently:
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YFZblu Member Posts: 1,462 ■■■■■■■■□□The CCENT For Dummies All-In-One has really nice reviews on Amazon - albeit only 8 of them. Looks good though.
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Iceman25k Member Posts: 30 ■■□□□□□□□□I used it when studying for my CCNA; it's great for someone who might be brand new to the world of networking and Cisco, but I would never use it as my only resource. Using other sources provides you with information that might be overlooked/missed.
Case in point, right now I'm studying for the CCNP Route exam and I can tell you that if I had taken the exam after just using the CBT Nuggets videos, I would have failed big time.11/29/12: Begin CCNP ROUTE. -
dazl1212 Member Posts: 377I have been using it and so far I feel I am doing really well. I am upto chapter 2 in the second book.
The labs after each chapter are brilliant in my opinion, make sure you do everyone as they really help drill the info into your head.
I have ordered Lammles CCNA 7th edition as well to read after it.
I'm hoping that combo plus Packet tracer for all the labs will be enough.Goals for 2013 Network+ [x] ICND1 [x] ICND2 [ ]