Interesting post about new CCDP ciscopress book

in CCDA & CCDP
This book is going to be too late....Too bad I'll have to read it after I pass 
Looks like the new Cisco Learning Network isn't too bad after all.
This is Doug Ingersoll, the Cisco Press product marketing manager. Someone in the thread mentioned our CCDP Quick Reference, http://www.ciscopress.com/bookstore/product.asp?isbn=158705499X, which is an electronic only product. We also have a self-study guide coming out on December 12th (ISBN: 1587055740). It is a second edition of the book that you referenced.
I don't know if this is too late for your needs, but wanted to let you know.
Thanks!
Doug Ingersoll
Product Marketing Manager
Cisco Press
https://cisco.hosted.jivesoftware.com/message/2936#2936

Looks like the new Cisco Learning Network isn't too bad after all.
This is Doug Ingersoll, the Cisco Press product marketing manager. Someone in the thread mentioned our CCDP Quick Reference, http://www.ciscopress.com/bookstore/product.asp?isbn=158705499X, which is an electronic only product. We also have a self-study guide coming out on December 12th (ISBN: 1587055740). It is a second edition of the book that you referenced.
I don't know if this is too late for your needs, but wanted to let you know.
Thanks!
Doug Ingersoll
Product Marketing Manager
Cisco Press
https://cisco.hosted.jivesoftware.com/message/2936#2936
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I am planning on reading the CCDP self-study by Ranjbar and Hutton, the student guide and the quick reference sheets.
I might have a browse through the following books:
Campus Network Design Fundamentals
Top-down Network Design, 2nd Edition
Has anyone used a safari subscription before? I have looked at it, but the price is pretty steep.
Thanks,
Mark
I've used safari. You can get a 10-book bookshelf for 22.99 now(used to be 19.99). You get 10 slots and whatever you put into a slot can't be removed for 30 days. Some larger books take up 2 slots. That's what I used for a while and it worked out for me, but you don't get access to videos or short cuts(books that aren't published yet).
I wish I could get work to pay for it!
I have been getting back into traditional books though. I want to go outside and enjoy it while I can (and just get away from the screen).
And like dyn said, nothing beats a nice think book on a beautiful day outside
Yea, it really impresses the babes!
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Hi Mark,
I have a Safari subscription through my employer and I have to admit that it really is useful ... I'm guessing that the package is somewhat expensive though as it allows me to download pdf chapters of the books. However, a few months ago I joined the Association for Computer Machinery (www.acm.org). This is in no way an advertisement as my only relationship with ACM is that I am a member. I'm sure that there are lots of other benefits, but my sole reason for joining was:
Full and unlimited access to 1,100 online books from Safari® and Books24x7® and 2,500 online courses from SkillSoft®.
The SkillSoft training isn't perfect, but it is not bad. Most importantly however, it gives you the opportunity to download the official Cisco course material ... which makes preperation for ARCH 2.0 much easier! Basic membership includes this perk and costs $99/year. If subscribing to Safari is costing $22.50/month, this would seem to represent pretty good value for money![/quote]
Designing for Cisco Internetwork Solutions (DESGN) (Authorized CCDA Self-Study Guide) (Exam 640-863), Adobe Reader, 2nd Edition
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Oct 12, 2007
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CDA Official Exam Certification Guide (Exam 640-863), 3rd Edition
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Are these up to date?
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