good
idea. the best way to shake these blues is to take action. It is only through
consistent action that any of us will make it to the top of the long
grade!
I have
begun the CID course - Global Knowledge's e-learning version - with the plan to
complete my CCDP by month end. then the long climb continues. I will probably
take the Cvoice specialty in July or august, with the big written one in October
of so.
My
plan -
1)
take the monthly certification zone practice tests
2) do
the monthly certification zone white paper / test / lab
3)
chunk the protocols - BGP read whomever covers BGP, OSPF, read whatever sources
I have for OSPF
4)
teach a little. I mean it guys, I have the ability now to put my routers on the
net. I think we have the tools in place. we can use the chat site as the
classroom, and folks can telnet in, and we can get down and do it. teaching will
help me assimilate what I think I know. and if I help folks along the way, al of
us are better for it
5)
continue to grow
we got
a great thing here. some of us just don't know it. we have the tools. we have
the means. we have the interest. we have the willingness.
to
quote the great Vorlon network engineer, "Who are you? You have a hole in your
network!"
to
quote the great network engineer Dirty Harry "was it six hops, or only five? In
all the excitement, I lost track myself"
let's
have some fun!
Chuck
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