Ty,
I have asked the same questions to CCIEs and the consensus is:
1. IOS version is the latest stable release - they probably don't change it
every day.
2.You will have a laptop with the documentation CD - use that and forget about
the paper version (access is too slow). Cut and paste into your configs.
Realistically, most CCIEs have told me that the commands should flow out of
your fingertips for the most part. So you won't have the time to be looking up
all the answers. Just the few unusual items you may be unfamiliar with.
3.I have been told the actual router equipment varies from lab to lab and that
the main focus of the test is the IOS, not the equipment.
HTH,
Jonathan
Ty Bindrup wrote:
> 1. Has Cisco standardized on which versions of IOS will be in the lab? If
> so, is there any way of finding this out without violating the Disclosure
> Agreement?
>
> 2. In the lab, I heard that the full set of volumes for the Command
> References and the Configuration Guides are available. I would think that
> it would help the exam go smoother if one would learn to use them as they
> are available in the lab. If this is true, How can I get a hold of the
> texts? and which version of IOS should I get them in?
>
> 3. I know that they use the Cat5K's for the switching portion of the exam.
> But are they still using the Cisco2500 series routers for the routing
> portion? Or are they using the 26/3600 series?
>
> --Ty
>
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