With anything you want to achieve, it’s always good to have strong base of fundamental knowledge in the field you’re looking to crack. With me I’m no different.
I would (and i have been recommended) these books to read, as they are very useful in getting a good foundation and provide fundamental knowledge of all you would need to know about networking. I’m going through most of these books myself and will be posting some of the notes on what I’ve found out from them.
If you have any recommendations, I’m all ears! As you can never know too much I say 🙂
Cisco
Juniper
Junos Enterprise Routing
Junos Security
Junos Enterprise Switching
Juniper SRX Series
Junos Cookbook
Scripting
Python Programming, Third Edition for the Absolute Beginner
Routing
OSPF and IS-IS: Choosing an IGP for Large-Scale Networks
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ooo ill have to give that looking at 🙂