Mr. Ellis,
you are selling routers? I am new to Cisco and following a ICND course right
now. I am aiming at the CCIE, but I know that I am gonna need a lot of hands
on experience. What are you selling and at what price? What would you
recommend me to do in order to train myself? Lab simulators or a real router
lab?
Mathieu Nantel, CNE5
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""Brad Ellis"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> You're too new to complain about the group. You're only allowed to
complain
> after you get your CCIE!!!
>
> I jumped straight from a CCNA to a CCIE. Although, I didnt study for my
> CCNA AT ALL and Ive been in the business for 7+ years. It depends on your
> experience level. If you've been doing WAN/networking for a long time, go
> ahead, jump straight to the CCIE. If not, build a better foundation and
get
> your CCNP first.
>
> -Brad Ellis
> CCIE#5796
> p.s. if you need any routers, let me know. I can sell you a complete lab.
>
> "deltan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
> > (seems the list server lost some mail on saturday?!
> > anyways i am sending my mail again - my apologies if
> > you see it twice).
> > ------------------------------------------------------
> >
> > greetings from a newbie in this group!
> >
> > i finally took my CCNA last week with a score a little
> > over 900. however, i only got 40% in network
> > security,
> > which i have NO way to believe!! i am confident in
> > what i was tested regarding that part, and i used to
> > work in network security with a tier-1 ISP plus i use
> > ipfw on UNIX on a daily basis (access lists are pretty
> > much closed-type ip fw, imho). anyway, i am very much
> > curious to know what the heck i answered wrong (if the
> > test system had no fault)! -- is there ANY way to talk
> > to cisco to find out -- i'm willing to pay! :)
> >
> > now questions:
> >
> > 1) any comments (pros/cons) on skipping CCNP and
> > taking
> > CCIE (written) directly? some people did that.
> > 2) any recommended books (and courses) for CCNP and
> > CCIE (written)?
> >
> > being new to this group, i wanna express how i feel
> > here. sad but true, i had to delete 3/4 or more of
> > the
> > postings i got from this list before i started to see
> > interesting stuff (i personally think 1/2 "garbage"
> > is OK but 3/4 is a little too much). sorry for being
> > fussy! ;)
> >
> > deltan 8)
> >
> >
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