A Excellent Cisco Reference Book

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With a new semester at university fast approcahing I recently decided that I should get ahead of myself and start doing some reading for the CNAP semester 4 part of my course.
So I got out my companion book and started glancing at it, but soon realised that I had forgotten a lot of the things I had learned from last semester, having not even thought about it since May.

So rather than re reading through previous semesters I decided to refresh my knowledge of commands buying Cisco IOS in a nutshell and I have to say that his has been one of the best buys I have ever made!

It is very simple to use, gets straight to the point, and has excellent references to any commands.

Just thought I'd let anyone who is studing for the CCNA, or works with Cisco equipment that this book would make an excellent addition to your resources.

 

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My only concern is that the book was published in 2001 and IOS has certainlty been upgraded since then. Do you think there is a more recent version of this book?

 

he was a little premature with his purchase
Second edition is estimated release of August 05

sorry :/

saying that, most the kit you will practice on is rather old

The cisco cookbook is a bit dated (2003) but also very good

Edit: Amazon link discovered

 

I should have mentioned, if you can wait until september they are releasing an updated version of the book.

 

I think that's what Phoenix mentioned.