Tim,
I have been advised that the CID 3.0 exam is a really good starting point
for passing the CCIE written. If so, what would you advise brushing up on
for the written, without violating the nda?
Stevan
""Tim Ross"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I passed my CCIE written exam today. It was a very frustrating exam. After
I
> failed it the first time, I purchased the Boson CCIE practice Test. Boson
> had helped me before to prepare and pass CID and complete my CCDP track.
>
> If not for these, I might be re-taking this exam until this time next
year.
> It was the best investment I ever made. The good thing about it is that,
it
> is more like a tutor than a practice test. It clarified lots of areas that
I
> had problems with.
>
> My other advice: go to http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/625/CCIE
> It is the blueprint of the things that you should know. Cisco is not
> kidding. You must know whatever is mentioned here.
>
> Sorry, I can't provide more info (NDA), but study hard because the test
> content is broad, test questions ambiguous.
>
> Tim Ross
> MCNE, MCSE, MCT, CCNP/CCDP (and working on the 4 digit certification that
> really matters)
>
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