Hi all. I am new to the Cisco world, and was looking for information how to best secure a new wireless AP (1130 AG, with 5 computers all have the AIRPI21AG cards. I would like to read as much as possible, as I am not favor of shortcuts. Where do I start if I want to get Cisco certified?
1130 AG and general certification question.
Jun 08, 2006
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You may wish to investigate the Quick Start Guide Cisco Aironet 1130AG Access Point:
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And investigate the Cisco Aironet 1130 AG Series web page:
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Sincerely,
Brad Reese BradReese.Com - Cisco Network Engineer Directory
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You may also wish to investigate Cisco Systems Career Certifications & Paths:
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Cisco Certification Exams:
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Cisco Learning Connection:
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Cisco Network Academy:
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The Cisco Systems Career Certifications Forum:
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The Cisco Systems Career Certifications Training Forum:
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The Cisco alt.certification.cisco newsgroup:
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The Networking-Forum.com Cisco Certifications Forum:
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The Networking-Forum.com Cisco Lab Challenges Forum:
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The Tek-Tips Cisco Certification and Testing Forum:
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And finally the GroupStudy.com Cisco StudyRooms:
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All conveniently linked from the Cisco Technical Forums web page:
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Hope this helps.
Brad Reese Cisco Repair
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"BradReese.Com® - Leverage Your Cisco Network" wrote in message news: snipped-for-privacy@u72g2000cwu.googlegroups.com...
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Hello Mr. Reese
It's nice to see you being active in this newsgroup. B.t.w., I am studying your CCNA package, it's great!
new guy :)
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