Remote Access for Cisco Networks
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.90 (526 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0071352007 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 528 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-01-21 |
| Language | : | English |
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If you need to get up and running with this technology, then this book is for you. . This important capability is drastically changing the way network professionals do their jobs, and it’s also an important part of the CCIE™ Certification Exam. Coverage includes: Remote connectivity with all the permanent access connections (frame relay, X.25 connections, and back-up connections) Bandwidth on demand Troubleshooting tips and techniques throughout every chapter Cisco lab objectives for developing remote access skills to pass the CCIE exam and meet certification requirements All network administrators and anyone who needs to learn about remote connectivity to p
Burton hopes to continue to encourage the refinement and enrichment of legal writing. . Bill has been working with Cisco routers since 1991 and became a CCIE in 1994. in cooperation with the Vice President's office. Burton is the creator of The Legal Thesaurus, which was recognized by the Association of American Publ
-- Important new Cisco topic -- Realizing the importance of remote connectivity, Cisco has made it a central component in the Cisco IOS (internetworking operating system) and mute( hardware. The ability to connect remotely through a Cisco Network is beginning to change the way in, wb, ich networking professionals do their jobs.-- First complete guide -- This is a comprehensive guide to using Cisco networks remotely, from hardware to the IOS. It covers design, implementation, and monitoring of a remote access system in a Cisco Network.
Amazon Customer said Outstanding. Incomparable with Cisco press CCNP books on this same topic. I've rated both of those - "Building Cisco Remote Access Networks" and "CCNP Remote Access" with only "Outstanding" according to Amazon Customer. Incomparable with Cisco press CCNP books on this same topic. I've rated both of those - "Building Cisco Remote Access Networks" and "CCNP Remote Access" with only 2 stars.This book, unlike Cisco Press books, is very coherent, very clear and goes to the right level of depth to give you proper understanding of the material. What is more important it will give you understanding of how to apply the information on the job.One tip however, all remote access books I looked at miss one important piece - they do not explain the complete set of interrelationships between serial interfaces, asynchronous interfaces, lines, controllers, vtys, tty. stars.This book, unlike Cisco Press books, is very coherent, very clear and goes to the right level of depth to give you proper understanding of the material. What is more important it will give you understanding of how to apply the information on the job.One tip however, all remote access books I looked at miss one important piece - they do not explain the complete set of interrelationships between serial interfaces, asynchronous interfaces, lines, controllers, vtys, tty. "Remote Access for Cisco Networks - Bill Burton" according to Larry Anderson. I had the good fortune to take Bill Burton's BCRAN class at Chesapeake not long ago. He is an excellent and enthusiastic teacher and that is reflected in his book. It is written in a witty, conversational style, which makes it easy to follow. There are lots of sample configurations for the most common remote access configuration scenarios. He "holds your hand" as you are walked through these, including the 'show' and 'debug' commands you need when things aren't going well.He notes in the Introduction, that the book is intended more as a practical reference to use in real-life than as an exhaustive BCRAN test preparation guide, which . "WOW!!! much better then the course material" according to Andre Paree-Huff. I was given this book to read along with the course material for the CCNP v2 BCRAN exam. This book has much more information in it then the course material. Bill Burton does a great job in explaine some very difficult subjects. Good job. Highly recommended as both a study aide as well as a reference aid.