Cisco Internetwork Troubleshooting Study Guide [With CD-ROM]

Hear me know, believe me later: There was not one subject on the CIT exam that was not covered in this book! Be forewarned, it doesn't prepare you for the ridiculous phrasing and grammer used in the test to throw you off. I don't think any book can do that. Only real world experience can help you though those. If you used this book as your main study guide and failed the test, it is because you didn't study enough.

I passed the CIT using only the Sybex CIT Study Guide and Sybex CIT Notes book. I recieved a high passing score the first time I sat the exam. I recommend it highly.

This book is good preparation for the exam. But you will need to suppliment it with the Cisco Internetwork Troubleshooting book author: Laura Chappel, ISBN: 1-57870-092-2. Since the test is based on troubleshooting from Cisco's perspective. That means the methods used should conform to there standards, not Bay and/or Lucent's. Master the techniques for problem solving various types of networks, TCP/IP, Netware IPX/SPX, Appletalk, NT etc. The skills obtained in this course will assist you with the CCIE Lab. This is the foundation of your skill set for years to come.

If you want to know what is on the CIT exam, buy this book. Plus it has great Cisco troubleshooting information.

This is a great book. I have read the first five chapters, and it is formatted real nice. I bought Lammle's CCNA book, and I really liked that book. This is a book of information. It has a lot of stuff that I can use at my work right away. I haven't taken the exam, but I should take it in about two weeks. I'll let you know how it goes. The review questions at the end of each chapter are pretty hard, and they cover the harder concepts found in each of the five chapters I have been through.