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Hi David,

Once again thanks so much for knocking together such a great study aid! In my opinion, its one thing knowing the material well, and a completely different one understanding what is required of you on the day of the test – your software and simulations, without a doubt in my mind, gave me the edge I needed on the day of the test.

Really hoping that you are going to extend this kind of offering to the CCDA, CCDP and CCNP.

Kind regards,
Ian Ward (South Africa)

David,

Great, thanks a lot.
By the way, I love your monthly newsletters, they’re great reading and learning material. Keep up the good work.

Rgds

Dominic Foley

I think the new version of the command memorizer is brilliant and has been a massive help during studying for the exams

Thanks for the quick response. Feel free to use the comments. If you’d like to add something else I will tell you that I found your proof-readers to be particularly good.

This is my 8th certification test in the last year and frequently the answers that are given are just blantantly wrong.

It was a good feeling to not find myself confused.

Casey Lightner

David,

Just wanted to say thanks for your study materials. I passed the (ICND 1) CCENT exam. I will be looking to write the ICND 2 exam in the future.

Regards

Narendra (Joe) Persaud

Hi David,

Thank you so much for sharing all the great IOS commands! This was definitely a fantastic find for me and will assist me immensely.

Regards,

Rose

Hello,

Thanks for the great newsletter ; excellent work and very well designed.

I would love to see more of Security Articles specially on the Cisco ASA and Network Management.

Regards
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Hi David,

Thanks you very much for all those nice, very nice newsletters!

Keep up the good work!

Kind regards,

Maurice Mulder
The Netherlands

At first glance, this is as awesome as I hoped from the website.

Really glad I stumbled across it!

My CCNA just expired and I wasn't quite ready to go for the BSCI, so I need something to review. And the look and feel of your material is STUNNING.

thanks again,

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Not the normal junk I get in my inbox.

Great work !!

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All I have to say is that it is an incredibly useful site for networking professionals.

It has helped me a lot with my CCNP studies and daily tasks at work.

My most sincere "Well done" to David Bombal and his team.

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Chapter 1: BGP 1

BGP neighbor relationships
IBGP & EBGP
MD5 passwords

Chapter 2: BGP 2

Shutting down neighbors
Per packet load balancing
Next Hop Self

Chapter 3: BGP 3

Relationships using loopbacks
Synchronization
Peer Groups
Neighborship clearing
Soft reconfiguration - in & out
Route-maps & Weight
Weight on neighbor relationships

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Default Local Preference
Route-maps & Local Preference
Default MED
Route-maps & MED

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Remove Private AS numbers
AS Path Prepending

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Basic EIGRP - classful masks
EIGRP - network masks
EIGRP - host masks
Show commands
EIGRP MD5 authentication
Load balancing
Variance

Chapter 7: EIGRP 2

No auto-summary
Manual summarization
EIGRP bandwidth usage
EIGRP stub - summary routes
EIGRP stub - connected & summary routes
EIGRP stub - connected & static routes
EIGRP passive default
Split horizon

Chapter 8: IPv6

IPv6 addressing
IPv6 OSPF
IPv6 RIP
IPv6 static redistribution
IPv6v4 tunnel

Chapter 9: ISIS 1

ISIS single area
ISIS multiple area
ISIS level 2
ISIS level 1-2
ISIS level 1

Chapter 10: ISIS 2

ISIS hello timers
ISIS hello multipliers
Metric wide
Metric values
Summarization

Chapter 11: Muticast 1

PIM Sparse mode with static RP
PIM SM, static RP & access lists
PIM Sparse-Dense Mode & scoping & ACL

Chapter 12: Multicast 2

PIM Dense Mode
IGMP Group joins
CGMP
IGMP Versions 1 -3
Multicast QuickFire

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OSPF with classful masks
OSPF with network masks
OSPF with host masks
Single & multiple area OSPF
Show commands
Clear text authentication
Load balancing
Manual interface costs

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Router-ID
DR Priorities
Network type - broadcast
Network type - point-to-multipoint
Network type - NBMA

Chapter 15: OSPF 3

OSPF Network types - QuickFire

Chapter 16: OSPF 4

Virtual Links

Chapter 17: OSPF 5

Summarization

Chapter 18: OSPF 6

Default Route Originate
Stub Areas
Totally StubbyNSSA
NSSA
NSSA Totally Stubby
NSSA Totally Stubby & RIP

Chapter 19: OSPF 7

Clear text authentication
MD5 authentication

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BGP:

BGP Next Hop Self

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AS Path Prepending BSCI

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EIGRP Summarization

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IPv6 Tunnel

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ISIS Multi area type2

Multicasting

Multicasting PIM Sparse Dense Mode

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OSPF Stub Area, Totally Stubby Area, NSSA

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