SUPERGUIDE FOR NEW CISCO CORE EXAM Now there's a first-rate, hands-on guide for network administrators who need to manage campus networks using multilayer switching technologies over high-speed Ethernet. BCMSN: Building Cisco Multilayer Switching Networks, by Tom M. Thomas II, John C. Bass, and James Robinson, is just that. It also covers the objectives of the new CCNP Switching Exam (640-504), the exam replacing the Cisco LAN Switch Configuration exam, and one of the four new exams you need to pass for the rich rewards that come with certification. Troubleshooting FAQs sections in each chapter, real-world applications, case studies and actual configurations, and hundreds of typical questions support your mastery of multilayered switched networks. You get directions for: *Building a campus network, connecting the switch block...defining common workgroups...managing redundant links...facilitating InterVLAN routing *Managing campus traffic network - improving IP routing performance...implementing HSRP for fault tolerant routing...managing high-bandwidth broadcasts with IP multicast...and controlling access in a campus network

BCMSN: Building Cisco Multilayer Switched Networks

Computers & Technology

Thomas M. Thomas II

John C. Bass

James E. Robinson III

Certification

McGraw=Hill

Author Tom Thomas' website NetCerts will feature author interviews and online roundtables with authors that allow readers and authors to interact. Links to NetCerts will also provide readers with a monthly newsletter, mentor forum, FAQs downloads. This curriculum driven book not only acts as a on the job reference guide but also supplements material presented in training courses. Each chapter includes a FAQ section that will aid in troubleshooting problem areas that readers may encounter on the job. The CD-ROM includes Cisco router utilities so students can load configurations on a router providing invaluable hands-on experience.

ICND: Interconnecting Cisco Network Devices (Book/CD-ROM package)

Dan Golding

Peter VanOene

Andrew G. Mason

Mark J. Newcomb

Quiggle, Adam

Coker, Michael

This is a guide to network design and design methodology, using Cisco Routers, for those facing the task of designing a Cisco based network or taking the CCDA exam. The book covers topics such as analyzing customer needs, design scanable LANs and WANs, testing and designing design documents.

DCN: Designing Cisco Networks

Michael Coker

M. Thomas

Erik J. Freeland

Gaurav Sabharwal

Donald Stoddard

McGraw-Hill Companies

CCIE Routing and Switching Exam Cram contains all the Cisco required criteria needed to pass the CCIE Routing and Switching qualification exam (350-001). The book covers Cisco router platforms, their architectures, and applications; teaches configuration management features and uses, and common configuration commands and system/network impact; and demonstrates Cisco communications servers, their architectures and applications. It includes real-life network scenarios similar to those found on the actual examination as well as a section on proven test-taking strategies, warnings on trick questions, timesaving study tips, multiple-part question strategies, and shortcuts. Each question offers a detailed explanation of the answer. This is a valuable reference source of crucial information for IT professionals (even those not actively pursuing Cisco certification).

CCIE Routing and Switching Exam Cram (Exam: 350-001)

Benjamin, Henry

Dmitry Bokotey

Coriolis Group

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