The CCNA Exam Prep 2 (Exam 640-801) is an in-depth training guide for the Cisco Certified Network Associate certification. This book not only incorporates the latest changes to the exam since its release in 2003, it also covers all the exam objectives and gives the you a thorough understanding of each testable concept in addition to real-world practicality for configuring a wide range of Cisco devices. Sub-netting concepts are emphasized because this has historically been one of the most difficult roadblocks for self-studying CCNA candidates.

The book begins with an objectives quick reference and includes chapter summaries with a list of key terms, exercises, review questions, and an exam on chapter content with detailed answers. It then goes on to include notes, tips, cautions, and exam alerts to help you focus on important issues. Prepare for this exam with the CCNA Exam Prep 2, the complete certification solution for the CCNA exam!  

The CD includes an innovative test engine from MeasureUp that includes detailed explanations of correct and incorrect answers, multiple test modes, random questions and order of answers, and full coverage of the CCNA exam objectives.

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About The Author

Dave Minutella, CCNP, is vice president of Educational Services and senior training instructor at The Training Camp. Dave is currently the expert on Ask the Expert for searchnetworking.com and has written for ITWorld Magazine and Que Publishing.

Heather Stevenson, CCNA, is a network support engineer for Sungard Services. She is a CCNA with a range of networking experience from technical support to troubleshooting and technical writing.

Jeremy Cioara, CCIE, has worked in network technologies for over 12 years. He has numerous certifications, including CCIE, MCSE, and CNE. He is currently a technical instructor and author on several Cisco topics.

Customer Reviews & Comments
First off don't get me wrong the Sybex book is great. However, if you weren't really familar with networking terms it is hard to just jump in and start reading. I do have to say that this book is better at helping new people in to the networking world. The author does not jump around with terms. He will explain it to you before he will use it. Some of the other books out there will use terms and not even explain them until 3 chapters later. Comment | Permalink | (Report this)