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This book is not what you might expect from a Cisco Press title. If you are looking for the config register setting in a password recovery procedure or want to find out what happens to a data-link frame when its received on a router interface, don't bother with this book. This is not a prep guide for the CCNA, CCNP, or any other Cisco certification. If you don't know what show startup-config or show ip ospf database router mean, find another book. Alexander Clemm's text has nothing to do with those details.
Take your hands away from your laptop and remove the serial cable connecting it to the router. Take one giant step back from the routers and switches. You are not going to be working at that level today. Instead, you're going to be taking in the "big picture". You are not going to learn about how to manage a network one switch or router at a time...you are going to learn how to manage the network...the whole thing...at the enterprise level. That's what Alexander Clemm has written his book to do.
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