Is is OK to assume that ATM and Wan technologies are not on the CCIE 
written?

Thanks for your input Cisco people...
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>Experience & the archives show that:
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>-Bruce Caslow's Book
>-Boson #1 or #2 by Bernard
>-CCO
>should be enough.
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>During the period that you wait & practice for the lab exam, you will have
>plenty of time to read:
>Halabi
>Jeff Doyle (1 &2)
>and many many others
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>I also second John Neiberger when he says, get your CCDP first. CID
>questions
>are a major part of CCIE written exam.
>
>Hey John, I wish you good luck with your lab. I know you have about 10 
more
>days to go.
>I hope you will continue to contribute to this list after you get your 
9###,
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>otherwise we will miss your valuable posts a lot.
>
>A Strobel ( working on the lab exam.........)
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>--- Sophie Deller  wrote: > I have completed CCNP
>and am currently preparing to study for the
>CCIE
>written exam. I would like some suggestions as to where to start my
>study,
>what courses are recommended and what books others have found useful.
>I have
>looked at the CISCO site and the list is endless..Any suggestions ?
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