Actually, I use Cisco Press books that teach you the subject or help you
brush up on the technology. I don't read books or peruse practice tests
(Boson, CCNA study guides, Exam Cram...etc) that have only one goal in mind:
Get you to buy their book that teaches you how to pass the test. Why else
would Mr. Lammle write a book covering the new exam only? This is what I
termed 'dilution'. Books and cheat-sheet exams that cover only passing an
exam have always been the cause of certification dysfunction.
And also I believe that Mr. Lammle signed an agreement when he took the
test. Revealing the contents of the exam in a book is a violation of that
agreement. :')
Marc
""Todd Lammle"" <globalnetsys@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:002701bfb2d6$80e4b180$0100a8c0@xxxxxxxxx
> I took the CCNA 2.0 exam yesterday. It had 65 questions in 75 minutes,
with
> a passing score of 822 out off 1000. I received a 1000, which means I
missed
> none. You cannot go back to questions once answered.
>
> I have a new book (CCNA 2.0) coming out in about three weeks. It has
> absolutely everything you will find on the exam. I have included over 400
> practice exam questions, 250 flash cards, plus both written and hands-on
> labs to make sure you are tuned and ready for the new exam. All hands-on
> labs in the book can be used with my Routersim product
(www.routersim.com),
> and/or Sybex's CCNA e-trainer.
>
> Good luck,
> Todd Lammle
>
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