Does anyone have any feedback on the CCIE lab prep workbooks from CCBootcamp
(Network Learning, Inc.) vs. CertificationZone ? Just curious as to how
valuable these may be. So far, I have been utilizing the generic books
(Caslow, Satterlee, Halabi, Doyle...) for scenarios and practice.
Thanks,
speed
drills later. Get on the Groupstudy CCIE Lab list, buy the bootcamp labs,
and get some routers to practice on. Go to the ECP1 class if you can. Good
luck to you.
-Rob Fielding CCIE #7996
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I'd be interested in hearing more about these, as well. Especially the
guides available from CertificationZone. Unless I'm reading it wrong,
those scenarios are standardized for a lab of 13 routers! I'd love to
know if that's true. They look like they'd be good labs but who has 13
routers in t
John,
The CCIE prep workbook that CertificationZone is offering was developed by
a company that I run - IPexpert, Inc. The scenarios were developed on 13
router
(standard topology) which can be rented from our website. The current
workbook
consists of 21 sections / chapters. Each chapter is
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