RE: [j-nsp] How is the book ???

From: JunoGuy (junoguy@earthlink.net)
Date: Wed Apr 03 2002 - 14:28:16 EST

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You don't go out and try to earn the title JNCIE on the grounds that you studied just the information that was put on the website as a "guideline" for you to follow. The guideline does not necessarily mean that you are ONLY going to be tested on that material. Come on, think of the title you are trying to achieve and what it means. Dont cut yourself short!

JunoGuy

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