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Before you could tackle the CCIE Routing and Switching lab there is a lot of information you have to absorb and one way or another you’ll have quite some reading to do. Some of the CCIE Routing and Switching reading lists might have 10 – 20 books but I believe you wouldn’t have to read that many, if you acquire some good study dumps, like that available at the SPOTO Club.
· The Non-Technical Guide Book - Your CCIE Lab Success Strategy:
Studying for the CCIE Routing and Switching lab is considered to be quite difficult, time-consuming and sometimes struggling. This isn’t CCNA or CCNP where you can read 1 or 2 books, do some labs and pass the exam. It will take a LOT of time to study so you need a battle plan.
This Book helps with everything non-technical that is related to your CCIE journey. It gives you examples to create a study schedule, timetables but also lets you think about how to organize your personal life while you study for the lab. The book has plenty of helpful tips and it is also very inspirational to read the story of others who already finished their CCIE journey.
· CCIE Routing and Switching Certification Guide
Before you even think about the lab exam you need to get the CCIE written exam out of the way. Without it, you can’t even book the lab so make sure you pass the written exam so you can focus on your real goal, the lab.
If you passed the CCNP exams then there are a couple of topics that you haven’t seen before like QoS and Multicast. The CCIE Routing and Switching Certification Guide cover all the exam blueprints so use it to study and pass the written exam. The latest book would be available around the corner
· Routing TCP/IP Volume 1
This Book is one of the classics on many CCIE Routing and Switching reading lists. I enjoy Jeff Doyle’s writing style because he has a lot of configuration examples and explanations for show commands. This book covers routing in general but also RIP, OSPF, EIGRP, and IS-IS. You don’t have to know about RIP / IS-IS anymore for CCIE Routing and Switching but the sections on OSPF and EIGRP are still great to read. There is also a chapter about IPv6 but I think this might be a bit outdated by now (the book was written in 2005).
· Routing TCP/IP Volume 2
The second book by Jeff Doyle which is known as Routing TCP/IP Volume 2 is also great to read. This book covers BGP, NAT, and Multicast. If you just have completed CCNP then multicast is probably new to you. This book will help you get started to learn multicast. There is also a chapter about IPv6 but I would recommend reading another book for that.
· A Straightforward Approach to Learning IPv6 - IPv6 Fundamentals:
This book is good because it covers things like IPv6 addressing and the routing protocols you need to know for the lab…RIPng, EIGRP, OSPFv3 and some of the tunneling techniques like ISATAP and 6to4.
Cisco added a lot of IPv6 in the routing & switching track since the latest revision (march 2013) of CCNA. If you haven’t caught up with IPv6, make sure you read this book.
So, here were mentioned some of the good study resources, which you might be able to clear the CCIE Security Exam in one go. But if you wish to have the guarantee of your success, you should opt for the study dumps, which are offered by a good and reliable study dumps provider, like that of SPOTO Club.
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