>Is the exam actually more demanding, or is the content just different? For
>example, whereas the CCIE concentrates on SNA, RSRB, and token ring, I'd
>imagine that Juniper concentrates more on ISIS, BGP, and MPLS. Is this the
>case? If not, in what way is the Juniper exam more difficult than the CCIE
>exam?
>
>Craig
I'd throw in the question -- does the exam consider things that
aren't strictly configuration, but essential in the real world ISP
environment? These might include:
Address justification amd registration
Defining policies for multihoming, interprovider peering, etc.,
understanding the addressing, registration, etc., requirements
Single provider multihoming
Hot and cold potato designs for provider networks
Defining SLAs and then doing the traffic engineering to implement them
Denial of service protection (both malicious and the just plain stupid,
such as AS7007)
These certainly get into "design"
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