>From listening to the guys @ work (I believe Cisco lists this too), it will
be no less than 11.2 IOS. A coworker came back after his first attempt &
changed all his lab routers to 11.2(18) Enterprise, to get use to the
defaults. I'm guessing (actually I was told) the trick is to lock down all
commands & not to allow the IOS to make any default decisions with your
configuration intent. This is done by stating your Point to Multipoint or
Frame-Relay Intf-Type (there is a small list I am building) The different
IOS should not be an issue.
Of course Louie is definitely the authoritarian here, having just passed the
lab. My only concern is in that I'm not sure the # of Ayn Rand books he
read, to Cisco Press books :o)
Phil
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From: Louie Belt
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Subject: RE: CCIE IOS version?? [7:2223]
> Many different version 11.x to 12.x
>
> Louie
>
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> Subject: CCIE IOS version?? [7:2223]
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> What version of IOS is used in the CCIE lab exam? Cisco's site says "IOS
> features up to and including version 12.0 will be tested on the exam. "
>
>
> What version should I load on practice lab routers?
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