My Preparation for the Wireshark WCNA Exam
In this article I explain how I am preparing for the Wireshark WCNA exam. Study resources 1- Laura Chappell’s WCNA Official Study Guide ( here ) This is one of the best certification study guides I’ve ever read in IT. I loved Laura’s writing style. She sounds friendly and relaxed. No dry text. It sounds as if she is blogging not writing a technical book, which is nice. 2- Stevens’ TCP/IP Illustrated, Vol.1, 2nd Edition (here ) Preparing for the Wireshark WCNA exam requires solid TCP/IP knowledge. Unfortunately, this is one of missing points in the official study guide. So I searched the internet for a reliable source for TCP/IP knowledge. Richard Stevens is to me the best TCP/IP teacher that ever lived on Earth. He explains the TCP/IP stack to a T, using Unix. Even though I have a basic Linux experience (yet), I had no big difficulties following along with his examples. I was excited and ashamed at the same time. Ashamed because I graduated as a network engineer...