What books 2 recommend that will help me?

heyyy guys

i'm ordering a new book for CISCO/CCNA , so please let me know which book to reccomend that will be useful for me? I have still a month to revise

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For my Cisco CCNA class I took last semester in college (as an extra study tool), I used The Bryant Advantage. The website may seem a "scam" site, but I found it to work great comes with a book and videos (may be a bit expensive) of live router/switch configurations. Plus, the instructor is an actual CCIE, (I checked the number and it's legit)

Ivanjam

CCENT Exam Cram (exam 640-822) by Michael Valentine

MallowGirl12

I've brought a new book and so glad of the new purchase, have to wait untill this week now for it to be delivered

Roguetadhg

What book did you buy?

You could find answers easier on the CCNA/CCENT forums... >.>

CCNA / CCENT Forums

FloOz

i find todd lammle's style of writing great. so he always has my vote

MallowGirl12

pruspeter wrote: »

i find todd lammle's style of writing great. so he always has my vote

Thats one I brought

wish i brought it before, my teacher recommended it to me ages ago , but its ok,
The one i brought is
CCNA Certified Network Accosciate Study Guide
Exam 640 - 802
by Todd Lammle's

MrXpert

I'd suggest
CCENT dummies guide
Router alley CCNA guide
Chris Bryant's CCNA book
Anything written by Rene Molenaar is also worth a read.

Zartanasaurus

Interconnections by Radia Perlman. One of the best descriptions of spanning-tree and link-state routing protocols that you will find. I think it should be required reading before anyone takes the CCNA.

MallowGirl12

Zartanasaurus wrote: »

Interconnections by Radia Perlman. One of the best descriptions of spanning-tree and link-state routing protocols that you will find. I think it should be required reading before anyone takes the CCNA.

Thanks, but i already brought the one I needed now

i think i have heard of that book before though