AFAIK, it's not listed on their website at all. You need to call (800) 204-EXAM and register over the phone using 351-001.
Mike W. "Zahid Hassan" wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > Hi, > > I am not being able to find the exam (351-001) in the Prometric list of > available exams. > What was the tile/exam nr. that you used to register for the exam ? > > Many thanks. > > Zahid > > > > > > ""Bernard Omrani"" wrote in message > [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > I took the CCIE written beta exam on Tuesday. > 150 questions in 180 minutes. > > I can't think of any area in networking that was not covered in this > exam, including VoIP, MPLS, Security, 6500 Switch (MSFC), IPX, (several > FDDI questions, believe it or not), X.25, Frame Relay (CAR, TS, > Queuing), ATM (AALx in detail), Ethernet, TCP/IP, (OSPF + IS-IS + EIGRP > + BGP in detail), Multicasting (extensively) > > Detailed OSPF means knowing all LSA types inside out. You must be able > to analyze OSPF database line-by-line and know where and what every > parameter is. Detailed BGP means, not only knowing its fundamentals, but > also some advanced commands that are even hardly used in the CCIE lab. > Commands like "bgp deterministic med" (NDA: not exact same command). > There were at least 5 questions on IS-IS. > > IMHO, the questions were tough, excellent, real-world, and very > challenging. There were very few ambiguous questions. Out of 150 > questions, about half of them came with diagrams or router > configurations, or show outputs. > > Most of the pitfalls and tricks that one faces in the CCIE lab are > covered in this exam. I dare to say that each question is a small > scenario/lab by itself. Keeping the ISDN line quiet, controlling the > PVCs in Frame Relay, redistribution between routing protocols (subnets > in OSPF, no auto-sum and metrics in EIGRP, default-information originate > BGP, passive interfaces, loops, recursive tunnels.....) > > I have always advised my students to go for CID exam before attempting > the CCIE written. CID would give the student almost 80% of the knowledge > needed to pass the CCIE written. That rule does not apply to this new > written exam. The closest exam that I can point out is: the CCIE lab. > > A word of advice to those who have already passed the written: Do not > let it expire! > A word of advice to those who are planning to take the exam: Take it > before the new format is introduced! > > > Bernard Omrani > Author of Boson > CCIE written > Practice Tests #1 & #2 Message Posted at: http://www.groupstudy.com/form/read.php?f=7&i=42077&t=41827 -------------------------------------------------- FAQ, list archives, and subscription info: http://www.groupstudy.com/list/cisco.html Report misconduct and Nondisclosure violations to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
