Routing TCP/IP, Volume 1 Paperback – 3 Nov. 2005

Astounding deep dive into wide area routing protocols. Clear, well written by two leading authorities in this field.if you want to know about routing in depth, I would recommend this and volume one. If you are considering the coveted CCIE, or just want to have a greater understanding to improve your understanding this book will not disappoint

Although I have not yet completed this book it is by far the best book of its kind. Clear explanations and review questions at the end of each chapter. I highly recommend this book, but for complete beginners to this subject it may well be a bit overwhelming. I regard myself as a 'novice who has some networking knowledge', but far from a geek. It works well with some visits to YouTube to see if there any practical demonstrations on some of the material covered in this book.

Probably one of the best books relating to the TCP/IP suite and Routing in general, includes everything for beginners right through to the advanced users, although part of the CCIE professional development series, it provides CCNA level knowledge ensuring any one can read this book and build on this knowledge as opposed to expecting its audience to have a CCNP or CCIE knowledge of networking, what ever level of your I.T career you are at, I recommend this book for everyone.

One of the best books to read for routing and switching. Easy to understand and nice to read.

This book covers all IGP's in great detail.If you find yourself with questions about IGP's after reading this book then you have not read it properly.It also has an excellent question and answer section at the end of each chapter which I found brilliant.All in all probably the best Cisco book I've read so far.If you are involved in networking you simply have to have this book, end of.

Easy to read, makes complete sense, the case studies are relevant and understandable. Best study book for CCIE I have come across, even for V5.0.

This book provides a solid foundation not only for entry-level network engineers but also for experienced ones. There is no way one can ever discard this book after reading as I believe it is a solid reference material.

I'm preparing for ccie and now this book helps to improve my skills for routing tcp/ ip knowledge thanks a lot