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How to Master CCNP TSHOOT
How to master CCNP TSHOOT shows you, step-by-step, everything that could possibly go wrong with protocols like OSPF, EIGRP, NAT, BGP and everything else you learned in CCNA and CCNP ROUTE & SWITCH so far. More importantly, you will learn how to troubleshoot them so that you will master the CCNP TSHOOT exam! Plus you’ll receive an overview of troubleshooting labs that you should practice from GNS3vault.com.
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326 pages, Paperback
First published August 28, 2013
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November 27, 2014
Useful to recap some throubleshooting commands, not enough detail compared to Cisco TSHOOT class or official certification guide (quite obviously)
I've attended to the 5-day cisco TSHOOT class to prepare myself for the CCNP TSHOOT exam and then I've bought this book to recap some commands and look for different approaches to some networking issues. I must say that the writing stile is friendly and it is a lightweight read, but it should have gone in more details about some throubleshooting techniques and topics (IPv6, tunnels, NAT). I found the labs' examples at the end of the book quite useful. If you don't consider the price (which I find quite high, it should have been at least 10 € less to be reasonable), I can suggest you to buy it to do a final recap, expecially if you've read othe guides such as the Cisco CCNP TSHOOT 642-832 Official Certification Guide or if you attended some video or live courses. I give only three stars for the price and the lack of detail. I'll update the review after I've taken the exam, with more details about the lack of useful throubleshooting topics.
I've attended to the 5-day cisco TSHOOT class to prepare myself for the CCNP TSHOOT exam and then I've bought this book to recap some commands and look for different approaches to some networking issues. I must say that the writing stile is friendly and it is a lightweight read, but it should have gone in more details about some throubleshooting techniques and topics (IPv6, tunnels, NAT). I found the labs' examples at the end of the book quite useful. If you don't consider the price (which I find quite high, it should have been at least 10 € less to be reasonable), I can suggest you to buy it to do a final recap, expecially if you've read othe guides such as the Cisco CCNP TSHOOT 642-832 Official Certification Guide or if you attended some video or live courses. I give only three stars for the price and the lack of detail. I'll update the review after I've taken the exam, with more details about the lack of useful throubleshooting topics.
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