FloOz wrote: » I'd recommend checking out the The Bryant Advantage CCNP Series. It's much cheaper then most training vendors and in my opinion better then them.
Danielh22185 wrote: » Keep plucking at it! Through my experience with testing is Cisco likes to find the little things and make a tough question on it. Take notes on everything! My personal method is read through it first, highlight the important areas (or what you believe to be important) and come back and take hand written notes on those subjects, don't underestimate something you believe not to be as important (I swear Cisco knows this and tries to exploit us). Also, mark off areas where the books give an example to lab a scenario and play with making it work / breaking it / fixing it. Do you have equipment to lab with? I personally am working on ironing out the physical stuff I will need to have it ready when I dive into switch as soon as I pass route. (Seeing the switch book literally half the size is such a sigh of relief!) Good luck to ya!
Juliusg wrote: » *****************UPDATE************** I have been studying for my CCNP Switch & going through the process of getting in school for my BS as well. I have been accepted into WGU and I'm waiting on the FA to go through to start. I'm excited for this since I have ALOT of my classes exempted from my AS. I'm still working on the CCNP test, and has set a soft date as for April 23 (the day I got my A+ & three days for my 30th birthday). I'm still about 65% ready and I only have a few weeks to study. I'm going to have to get into to serious study mode to get ready for this test. Today I been watching the INE videos for VTP & EtherChannel. I haven't start the chapter yet but I'll try to get some of it done tonight. Currently studying: Switch OCG Chpt 6 Aggregating Switch Links 2x reading/ note taking INE Videos - EtherChannel