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Thursday: April 3, 2014

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1.	Windows 2000 Server Certification: A Hands-On Approach

2.	A Look at Command-Line Networking Tools

3.	Cisco Announces Recertification Policy for CCNAs, CCNPs, More

4.	Cisco Allows CCIE Written for Recertifying CCNA, CCNP, Others

5.	Cisco Revamps CCIE Written Retake Policy

6.	Cisco Drops CCIE Achievement Plaques

7.	Cisco Retires CCIE Design Exam; Issues New Policies for Lab Retakes

8.	Cisco Adds MxU Specialty Cert

9.	Cisco Changes Written CCIE Requirements for Service Provider

10.	Data Protection 102: IPsec Implementation

Cisco Columns

Link State Update by Eric Quinn
	5/20/2003 -- Using Multilink Frame Relay : Exactly what can multilink frame relay do for you? Read on.
	3/18/2003 -- Electricity 101: You might be a routing table guru, but do you know the basics of electricity and how it can affect your network?
	2/5/2003 -- So, You Wanna Teach...: Don't just strive to be a technical instructor -- strive to be a good one.
	1/15/2003 -- Link Free or Die: Caught in the censorship Web? Here are a few tricks to bypass restricted Internet access.
	11/13/2002 -- Paranoia Is Good: Use Cisco's VPN Concentrator with ZoneAlarm to protect your users -- and yourself.
	4/30/2002 -- Content Networking : If you're still wondering what content networking is and what it means for Cisco professionals, read on.
	10/31/2001 -- The NBAR Defense: Using Network Based Application Recognition to block (and log) the worm invasion.
	10/11/2001 -- Career Advice for Cisco Professionals: Are you an unemployed CCNA, CCNP, etc.? You're not alone. Eric Quinn shares these tips for getting yourself that next Cisco networking job.
	9/18/2001 -- More than Secure...: Creating a network security plan that also works for your users.
	8/2/2001 -- Bad Packets!: Tips on using IDS software and hardware to sniff out unwanted traffic on your network.
	6/11/2001 -- Voice Matters: Improving VoIP Traffic Performance: Why voice data isn't the same as normal TCP or UDP traffic, and what to do about it.
	4/9/2001 -- IPv6: The New IOS: What you'll need to understand about IPv6 support to make it work in your internetwork.
	2/27/2001 -- IP Precedence: This month we begin learning how to define what type of service your packets get.
	1/22/2001 -- LAN Heavyweights: The Catalyst 6500 Series : These high-end LAN switches set the bar for capability and compatibility.
	12/13/2000 -- A Cheapskate Takes on BCRAN Practice : Studying for this section of the CCIE is cheaper than you might think.
	10/1/2000 -- Router, in a Card, on a Card, in a Slot, on a Switch: Want to forward 15 million packets per second? Then the MSFC routing "daughter card" is for you.
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