Successful candidates certified in using the advanced IP addressing and routing in implementing the scalable and highly secure Cisco routers that can be connected to WANs, LANs, and IPv6. Passing this examination will certify the candidate to have the routing knowledge and skills. It’s one of the most popular books available and you’ll be glad you read it.Ĭourse Description:Cisco IP Routing (ROUTE 300-101) exam is a certifying exam for the Cisco CCNA Routing and Switching and CCDP Certifications.
You won’t be able to put this book down and you’ll find yourself learning a lot from it. It’s an engaging book that dives deep into the subject area. Ine Ccnp Route Workbook is a book that you should read. This text comes with a companion website that offers additional online resources for both students and instructors. In addition, the most important information is highlighted for quick review.
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And there's no better way to do that than work through our CCNP TSHOOT Workbook in which you get the opportunity to get on our equipment that already have faults-and-errors preconfigured and troubleshoot/fix those issues.With Ine Ccnp Route Workbook, readers will not only learn to understand the basics of their fields, but also how to apply this practical knowledge in a real-world setting. While this new exam doesn't utilize Simulations or Testlets like the old TSHOOT exam did.it still requires you to know how to troubleshoot (via multiple-choice questions) why features and protocols might not work. You'll notice that virtually every bulletpoint in the Cisco Blueprint for ENARSI starts with "Troubleshoot". And because the current ENCOR exam is basically a rewrite of the old CCIE R&S Written Exam, many of the lab tasks you'll find in our CCIE Routing & Switching v5 Lab Workbook also provide great hands-on practice.Īnd finally, our TSHOOT workbook is a GREAT resource for preparing for the ENARSI exam. You can also do several of the tasks in our SWITCH Workbook that map to existing Switching topics in the ENCOR exam. As I write this, we are working to offer you another method of gaining hands-on practice with the CCNP Enterprise topics.īut once again, because 95% of the previous ROUTE topics carried over to the new exams, you can still learn/practice these topics by doing the tasks in our existing CCNP ROUTE Lab Workbook (just ignore those tasks that utilize Frame-Relay). But we also saw where we had gaps in our material (for example, we didn't have anything about Network Automation or Programmability.and our Wireless courses were sparse) so I took the opportunity to develop new courses in those areas (as well as others) where we needed to do so.Īs far as labs are concerned, you are correct that we (currently) don't have any new Workbooks for the new CCNP exams. But that's because they are still 100% applicable towards the new exams. So yes, our CCNP Learning Path does have many courses that INE published prior to the new CCNP coming out. Russ White's book, "Practical BGP" was published 16-years ago.but I still consider it the go-to resource for learning about BGP.
For example, when was the last time that you heard that BGP has changed in some way? Or OSPF? While there HAVE been some new features developed in the past few years that apply to those protocols (which you might get tested upon at the CCIE level) those protocols (and many many others that are tested on at the CCNP Enterprise level) haven't change in decades.
So when creating content for the new INE CCNP Enterprise Learning Path I didn't feel it was a good use of my time (as a Content Developer) to "reinvent the wheel" and re-record existing courses that were still 100% valid towards the new exams. And about 60% of the SWITCH material carried over. If you compare the blueprints from the previous CCNP ROUTE/SWITCH exams.with the new ENCOR and ENARSI exams you'll notice that 95% of what was contained in ROUTE (with the exception of Frame-Relay) has carried over into ENCOR and ENARSI. Let me start with the concern about our content first. You raised a few valid concerns and I'd like to address them.
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