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Archive for February 18, 2009
Book Review - ExamCram CCNA Voice
February 18, 2009 by ted.
Pearson was kind enough to send me a copy of ExamCram CCNA Voice 640-460 to review. I have to honestly say that this was my first time ever reading an ExamCram book so I was very curious to see what they are all about.
First off, I’m extremely glad to see some expansion in the associate Cisco certifications. I think this will make it a lot easier to get more exposure to the Voice, Security and Wireless tracks. Seeing that they now have voice offerings is a great thing for both employers and their employees. Man, I look forward to being able to teach CCNA again!
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