Mike,
Well, like what has happened before - sometimes things get changed as an
explanation/story is passed down.
I've been on CCO for a few years now, I'm a Premier Partner and deal with
the ccoteam now and then concerning CCO logins as well as my personal
experience with the very much changed Cisco Consultant Program.
All I can suggest is to try and get as accurate a discription from your
brother-in-law as possible of how he got his CCO account. Is he employed by
a Cisco Partner/Reseller?
I have registered employees for my company account. I enter in their name
with my company credentials. When the account is created, the new account
holder gets an email from ccoteam confirming that a login has been created
for them. They don't initiate the process because I have to enter a special
"key" to complete the account.
I'm sure if you find out that he got it "just" for getting CCNP/CCDP that a
whole lot of people on this list will want to know how.
Kevin Wigle
CCDP / CCNP / CSE (other non Cisco stuff.....................)
President
EffectiveNets
Cisco Partner, Premier Certified
Cisco Wireless Specialized Partner
----- Original Message -----
From: "Michael L. Williams"
To:
Sent: Monday, July 09, 2001 2:34 PM
Subject: Re: CCO questions [7:11275]
> "Kevin Wigle" wrote in message
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
> > from various posts......
> >
> > Quite often rumours are based in fact (like at one time needing CCNA to
> get
> > CCDA... :-) )
> >
> > 1. You do not get a CCO login account from CCNP/CCDP status.
>
> How is it possible that one, who has only CCNP/DP, has not even attempted
> CCIE written much less CCIE lab, and has never "signed up" for CCO login,
> received via e-mail a valid CCO login from Cisco? Just wondering as I
know
> someone in that exact situation.
>
> I realize the CCIE is the "end all" to some people, but the fact of the
> matter is someone who is CCDP has the higest level design cert from Cisco,
> and how in the world does Cisco expect them to design and setup (in a test
> environment or otherwise) and configure good networks without access to
IOS
> images and other CCO stuff? Geez..... it's not like this stuff is a
matter
> of national security.....
>
> Mike W.
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