Here it i got something free for written http://www.cert k n o w
ledge.com/forum/index.php?/forum/61-ccie-voice-shares/ yes i also believe the
same there is 2 ways either you go back to back attempts and get all the labs
after 4 to 5 attempts u know again they have to repeat and earn or get all
those above shit and pass but its fine whatever u did in yr life atleast
experience counts but the pain is cisco guys has 3 free attempts we are not :)
Another pain is $$ cisco has increased before bec it went very less but why did
not decrease now when it is very high :) Yes my strategies was also same but i
just took the workbooks and practised practised + made searched the solutions
get the confirmation from srnds / configurations guides and then hitted! but it
was almost same still want to get confirmed whatever i am doing it is right or
wrong which also helps me to increase my knowledge. today i got some email from
the company with some Penta ccie + CCDE and all... Trust me when i meet those
guys they do not even know how to configure extension mobility i dont dought on
anyone just i believe doing 1 with 1000% perfection is much better then Penta
or 4 ccie thats what i feel so. A person can be master in only one technology
rest he earn to learn but that do not mean he is master on that!!! Question to
ciscx they allow to attempt freshers lets say if 10 years experience guy will
attempt or fail and if fresher pass who will be valueable I have a answer
definetly fresher will pass bec he has time no time, no family load he wil make
attempts and clear it 10 years guy is working loaded with job/family other
stuff I believe ccie is valueable cert atleast cisco shld put 5 years
experience letter from every company to allow this.. As per my strategy 400
ccie passing per month which is 4800 passing in every year Right now ccie r*s
demand is totally gone from market i believe why so if cisco would only allow 5
years experience guy to attempt still its business dont want to go in depth
but i believe my concerns are right... so some people choose real labs , some
go back to back actually its the same depending on yr feasibility but i believe
it is not at all wrong bec they are just giving u path atlast you also have to
give hard work confirm your solutions understand the techology nt just close
the eyes and attempt. tc From: sut...@gmail.com
Date: Thu, 26 Jul 2012 13:53:35 +0700
To: daqui...@cisco.com
CC: ccie_voice@onlinestudylist.com
Subject: Re: [OSL | CCIE_Voice] Questions Answered
Awesome Dan,
Congratulations. You certainly earned it.Is it possible to use UC320 instead
UC520?
Moreover, is there free material to jump start in CCIE Voice written exam?
You are truly an inspiration.
Cheers,
Ben SutantoPMP, MBA
On Jul 26, 2012, at 11:49, "Dan Quinlan (daquinla)" <daqui...@cisco.com> wrote:
All,
Thanks so much for the show of support – I received a TON of messages from list
members. I've decided to answer the various questions I've received publicly
for all to see, so that my answers might help everyone striving for their CCIE
Voice. This is
a long post, but will probably help some of you.
[Q] What test number did you get / did you get Lab 7? [A] I have no idea. I
didn't use any "brain dumps" or any material that might be considered
questionable. Each time I sat for the lab, I was handed a test that I had
never seen before
(as it should be, in my opinion). First, I believe "brain dumps" to be
cheating and didn't want to earn my CCIE that way. Second, I work for Cisco,
the company who runs the CCIE program. It's not worth tainting my career by
doing something that I consider
unethical. It's extremely important to me that I earn my CCIE the right
way.[Q] Where did you take your exam? [A] My first attempt in 2011 was San
Jose. All my attempts after that were in RTP.[Q] What materials did you use to
study? [A] As far as 3rd party materials, I used IPExpert and Proctor Labs
exclusively. I purchased the IPExpert Complete End-to-End Program (Workbooks,
VoDs, AoDs, the Instructor Led Bootcamp, the One Week
Lab Experience, and Proctor Labs rack time) and then the 5-Lab Self-Study
Challenge. I used all of these in addition to the Cisco SRND documents / Cisco
product documentation, Cisco Press books, real-world experience, and of course
the Online Study List.[Q] How long did you prepare? [A] I started studying
(slowly) in January of 2011. I took the Bootcamp and Lab Experience classes in
June / July 2011, and failed my first attempt in July of 2011. I took a long
break from studying after failing,
but began studying again in earnest in January 2012. I failed my attempts in
May 2012 and June 2012 (attempt 2 and 3), then passed in July 2012 (attempt 4).
All said, it was 1.5 years, but really it was a year of focused studying with a
6-month break in the
middle.[Q] What gear did you use? [A] I used a Cisco UC520 with the "normal"
config removed to provide VPN connectivity to Proctor Labs and to provide PoE /
VLAN / etc for my phones: 1 "PSTN" phone, 2 "Site A" phones, 1 "Site B" phone,
and 2 "Site
C" phones (all 7965's). When doing practice labs, I would configure all of my
local phones as well as the remote phones provided on the Proctor Labs racks.
I did not use soft phones at all. Additionally, I stood up my own UC Manager
Pub and Sub, Unity
Connection, CUPS, and UCCX in VMWare to practice individual concepts when not
using Proctor Labs rack sessions. I did not stand up my own gateways or
infrastructure, except for the bare minimum to provide connectivity to my
VMWare-based servers. Yes, I have
access to the software as a Cisco employee. No, I can't give you a copy.[Q]
What was your strategy on exam day to manage time? [A] I followed a strategy
similar to one that I practiced for two months while doing IPExpert practice
labs. When doing a practice lab, I start by building a table of all of the
questions,
points, and devices, I read the entire exam quickly, and I fill out the table
(x if I had to configure that device for that question). Then I start
configuring. I configure NTP first on all devices (making sure to manually
restart NTP on the SUB via the
CLI once the PUB synch's to the NTP server), then all of the infrastructure
(VLAN, DHCP, etc) on all devices. After that, I start my CUE config. As it
reboots I begin configuring everything on Site C gateway in order (not call
routing if UCM, including call
routing if CME), checking on the CUE as I go and finishing CUE steps whenever
it's ready. Once C is all done, I configure the Site B router (except call
routing) in order. Then the Site A router and switch (except call routing) in
order. Once that's all
done, I start on UCM and do a bunch of "standard" stuff that I do every time –
check replication, check services, set service parameters, add gateways, device
pools, timezones, etc. Once I've done all of my UCM basics, I start working
through the UCM questions
in order (some are already done by default by my "basic" config). I do all of
my UCM-based call routing at one time (UCM RPs as well as dial-peers and
gatekeeper). Then I do Voicemail configs, UCCX configs, Presence configs, and
anything I skipped. One
of the last things I do is test any SRST, if required by the practice lab.[Q]
Did you have XXXXXX on your exam? [A] I work for Cisco. There's no way I'll
ever answer that question and break the NDA.[Q] Can you send me .pdf files of
your study materials? [A] Of course not. I won't help anyone steal from Wayne,
Vik, and the rest of the good folks at IPExpert. If you want it, contact a
Sales Rep at IPExpert. They're
very happy to sell you IPExpert's products.
I think that covers the majority of the questions I've received from the list.
Thanks again for your help and support, and I hope this helps some of you to
earn your CCIE.
DQ
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Are you a CCNP or CCIE and looking for a job? Check out
www.PlatinumPlacement.com _______________________________________________
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www.ipexpert.com
Are you a CCNP or CCIE and looking for a job? Check out
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