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Ahh, it’s been so long since I studyed the CCNA book. I remember how alien a lot of concepts were to me and how I still use them today. So I got into a false sense of security that I’d know most of this already. However there are some revolutionary concepts in there and rather than find it boring – i’m actually quite stimulated by it. The book is well structured and written so far and i’m finding I’m remembering and using some of the techniques in the workplace already.

Haven’t gone for the exam (or finished the book) yet but it’s on the cards shortly. I’ll come back and update
Rating: 5 / 5

CCDA Official Exam Certification Guide (Exam 640-863) (3rd Edition) This book is excellent, whether you are trying to simply get up to speed on best practices for network design, or working towards the CCDA certificate. It starts with the basics, and builds step by step from there.

If you want to fast-track, you can by-pass sections by taking the pre-test for each chapter. Or, do what I did, and use the entire book as a detailed review to keep current on best approaches and methodology for network design, as well as the certification exam preparation. Since it takes a back to the basics approach, you can’t really go wrong either way.

In a world of boring technical material, this is still a readable and digestible work.
Rating: 5 / 5

This book does a good job of providing the baseline information required for the CCDA exam. There is a lot of excellent information and reference in this book that can be used in everyday work with network design and pre-sales activity.

While I found this book to be very helpful in preparing for the CCDA exam do not use this book as your only material in preparation for the exam.
Rating: 3 / 5