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siepratm says: "My best experience i made with writing down my braindumps for each section. Im one with you thats a pain to read all this stuff but for a professional certification you need professional skills." I totally concur. Writing summaries in your own words, and in your own language...

You can make books work for you if you engage in active learning. Here is how it works: Read a section. Write down a summary of what you have learned, Don't be cryptic. Write as if you were explaining it to somebody. If you know somebody else who is studying, read eachother's summaries...

I was contracted to do this job (it was pretty vague at first) but after it was spec'd a little I realized that there was a jelly bean product out there written in a scripting language which would do all their stuff and more. My attempts to convince managment of this, making me redundant and...

I hear all of it. Management: Hey you...Solve our problems Techie: What are your problems? Management: Either managerspeak (we need the synergy of the customer connection to be monetized) silence, or something very specific and very stupid (we need to remove this authentication step in...

2501s have a generic aui port which requires a transceiver. http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/routers/ps214/products_tech_note09186a00801f5d86.shtml and if you have your two routers back to back Here is a techexams lab that explains what you do it's all the same stuff you have...

Look out for NOT. This is a very common error. Which of the following is not in the TCP family? Choose all that apply: SMTP FTP HTTP ICMP RIP Have plenty of hands on so you don't screw up the sims. When I took the CCNA the actual sim questions were quite easy, but...

Digging into the guts of OSCommerce is hardly what I would recommend for an example. That would put you off for life. OSCommerce is a decent little package, especially for the price, but it is a good example of how not to write PHP. I suggest you look at Smarty. You build your page blank...

They take a special connector. and pursuant to the previous comment, the official powersupply that came with my 827 was recalled by Cisco (fire hazard) and they sent me a new one. Free IT practice exams: http://xamsrus.com

BSCI is the hardest, hands down. I thought switching was a cake walk, but I understand it's gotten harder since I took it. BCRAN was a pain, details details but nothing like BSCI. Free IT practice exams: http://xamsrus.com

Totally go with Odom CiscoPress for CCNA Some of CiscoPress books for CCNP are good too but no one is a patch on Odom. Free IT practice exams: http://xamsrus.com

Hello everyone this is going to sound REAL stupid. I just downloaded SDK for windows and installed 1.2 and it sure put a lot of stuff on my hd but there doesn't seem to be any simple minded litle meta app that hooks them all together, lets me input java source files and run them. I do have...

Yep, the \Q did the trick.&nbsp;&nbsp;Learning PERL lied and said that using a $x would be variable interpolated but Programming PERL had the true skinny.&nbsp;&nbsp;Thanks VERY MUCH <br><br>It actually works without the \E so now I have to go look up in the book and see what that...

I have this file, I want to substitute stuff into it and print it out.&nbsp;&nbsp;So I have this hash of all the stuff I want to substitute.&nbsp;&nbsp;The stuff I want to zap is the keys and the values are the stuff I want to substitute in for them.&nbsp;&nbsp;The test file has multiple...

this guy is providing dynamic content that can be accessed from any server. He does it like this...<br> <br> &lt;script language='javascript'<br> src='<A HREF="http://www.websitebox.com/bin/box.js?oneliners&200&Comic%20Sans%20MS&3&null&null&000000&000066&EEEEEE"...

this guy is providing dynamic content that can be accessed from any server. He does it like this...<br> <br> &lt;script language='javascript'<br> src='<A HREF="http://www.websitebox.com/bin/box.js?oneliners&200&Comic%20Sans%20MS&3&null&null&000000&000066&EEEEEE"...

Thanks for the suggestion! Before I go off and try this, I need to know if a CGI cares what order the form elements are in as long as they are named. In this particular case the <br> weburl field is only the 2nd one in the form and I presume I would have to document.write the rest of the form...

I want to put document.referrer into a form before sending it off. <br> <br> form is name theform (let's say) <br> has a hidden named theurl //this is where I want document.referrer to go<br> <br> After all the html for the form I say<br> <br> &lt;script...

I thought about sending the information directly to the form handler. So you would have to know the name of the form, the name of the fields that you enter login/password in, and then you would code it in parameter notation, right? <br> <br> Will this always work? Presumably the form handler...

I have a similar situation. I want the javascript to open a pre-known URL in a new window, AUTOMATICALLY enter the login & password (from data in the script) into known fields in the form, AUTOMATICALLY click the submit button (or whatever it is) then email the resulting page to an email...

I am loading a page not belonging to me in a new window. Before I start messing with the new page I want to wait until it has completely loaded. Obviously I can't set an onload handler because these are not my pages. I tried looping until window.status has &quot;done&quot; in it but that didn't...