New Book : Securing Enterprise Networks with Cisco Meraki

[RaphaelL]

Hi everyone ,

I just saw a new book published for Securing Meraki Networks : https://www.ciscopress.com/store/securing-enterprise-networks-with-cisco-meraki-9780138298180

I haven't read it nor bought it yet but it looks well made according to the reviews ! 

I didn't know where to post this , but this might help people !

Cheers , 

[DarrenOC]

I do love a good tech book but I found the last Meraki one disappointing, too many screenshots for my liking.

[Inderdeep]

Not sure yet on the book but i personally know Simarjit, He is excellent author. Will check that book 

[Simer]

Thanks Inderdeep for the kind comments !!

[PhilipDAth]

Very interesting.

[JustinH]

I was on the fence in terms of purchasing the book, but I was lucky enough to find it was carried by my local library, so I borrowed it, and at first review, it looks like an amazing tool for Meraki admins who get security related questions.  It also describes in step-by-step detail how to set up things like Active Directory integration and such.  I'm lucky to have such easy access to the book, but it's definitely a great resource!

[RaphaelL]

Wow cool ! I didn't expect this book to be found in a library ! lucky you !

[JustinH]

I didn't expect to see it there either - spotted it out of the corner of my eye in the computer books section.

[RyanChaney]

Simerjit and I co-authored this book, so firstly, thanks everyone for the positive sentiment. A LOT of hours went into this so I really do hope people benefit from it.

Justin, which library was this by chance? I hadn't heard that libraries would be holding the book so this is great news. I plan to donate copies to my local libraries also.

The books is available everywhere online both in physical and kindle editions, you can also find it on the O'Reilly online training subscription service.

[JustinH]

Hi Ryan!  I found it at the Centennial Hills branch of the Las Vegas/Clark County Library District.  It's also available in two other branches of the system as well.  

[RyanChaney]

Wow! That's fantastic. Thanks for letting me know.

[Simer]

Thanks @Justin for your feedback.