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don't know any ccsp lab official cisco academy books, but i personally find these ones quite useful.<br />
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<a href="http://www.testking.com/642-524.htm" rel="ugc">http://www.testking.com/642-524.htm</a>
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don't know any ccsp lab official cisco academy books, but i personally find these ones quite useful.

http://www.testking.com/642-524.htm [http://www.testking.com/642-524.htm]

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Istvan, you are genius.. how do you get such stuffs;))))
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Istvan, you are genius.. how do you get such stuffs;))))

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I'm not fluent in chinese. &nbsp;Do you have english?
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I'm not fluent in chinese.  Do you have english?

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Anyone know why they don't make the Cisco Lab Companion (Cisco Networking Academy Program) books? &nbsp;I'm taking the CCNP classes and they come with it and have recently taken the ASA class within the CCSP track, but I cannot find the lab companion for the CCSP track, not even one book.
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Anyone know why they don't make the Cisco Lab Companion (Cisco Networking Academy Program) books?  I'm taking the CCNP classes and they come with it and have recently taken the ASA class within the CCSP track, but I cannot find the lab companion for the CCSP track, not even one book.

CCSP lab companion

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