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Lakerfan Can anyone give me some good advise on switching commands
info. I have been studying with Ciscos training kit, not
very good switching command info on it. I have taken the
test 3 times 741,773,806 scores. But I seem to get stumped on
the switching command questions. I even bought the sybex
routing and switching sim, still nothing worth a crap.
?????
Bigguns I don't recall the test being that heavy on switching ios commands to explain your scores. I used the test questions that came with the Sybex book by Tod Lammle and had no problems. If the switch command structure is a special problem for you, you might try just physically writing out all the command heirarchy long hand. Even if you just copy it from the book, the act of doing it will help you retain it. I've used this technique with other things and it helped a lot. Good luck.
Bigguns MCSE, CCNA

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