Someone asked that we post a blog entry just to give pointers to all my CCNA lab blog entries. Now that I've wrapped the main entries, here's the post, with the links below:
CCNA Lab 1: Building a CCNA Lab
CCNA Lab 2: 2600's and 1800's
CCNA Lab 3: about 3640's and 2620 non-XM?
CCNA Lab 4: Bigger Picture of Router Hardware
CCNA Lab 5: Picking IOS revisions and Memory
CCNA Lab 6: CCNA Router Labs on a Slightly-less Constrained Budget
CCNA Lab 7: Which Switch
CCNA Lab 8: Picking a Switch Based on History
CCNA Lab 9: The Bigger Picture for CCNA Switch Hardware
Odom, CCIE No, 1624, splits time between writing books for Cisco Press and teaching classes for Skyline ATS. In his 25-ish years in the networking industry, he has worked as as a pre-sale and post-sale SE for a few networking vendors, as well as a network engineer implementing network technology. Wendell has spent the majority of the last 15 years teaching, consulting, and writing about networking technologies, most of which in some way relate to Cisco products. His books include titles on QoS, CCIE R/S, as well as several titles related to CCNA certification, including the September 2007 book CCNA Official Exam Certification Library (CCNA Exam 640-802) (Read a sneak peek of chapter 7). Click for the list of current titles by Wendell.
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