I have enjoyed all of the Sybex books. Between the Sybex CCNA study guide
and a little experience I got my CCNA in 1 month. If you don't have hands
on experience, you need to supplement as much as possible with
documentation. There are also a good number of online labs which will let
you get some first-hand experience working with the routers and such. I
also like Cisco Press' books for a good foundation. In particular, I
recommend Internetworking Technologies Handbook, 3rd Edition. Good luck.
haroldnjoe@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
"Jing Li" wrote in message
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> years old high school senior who too is preparing for a kick?
> Im relatively new to networking, eh.. I've studied TCP/IP, Internet,
> Windows NT server, have little experience on Ethernet and token ring. I
> have an idea what you'll need to know to pass, and wish to take and pass
the
> exam before i head to college this fall.. hehe
> So if any of you read my message and have any good resource for
> anything, Please Gimme gimme gimme :)
>
> ...
>
> I don't suppose any of you is high school senior too? if you are i'd be
> really comforted.
>
> mail me at hailway@xxxxxxxxxxx or hailway@xxxxxxxxxxx
>
> Thanks a lot!
>
> Jing
>
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