bs to practice :)
Mark Odette II
CCNA, 3/4 CCNP, MCSE, A+, and lots of hard work ahead of him.
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Nick S.
Sent: Wednesday, December 19, 2001 10:57 PM
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Nick S.
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Also, the way these labs are designed they demand on 13 routers &
switches
(not to mention the topology) that it becomes imperative
Also, the way these labs are designed they demand on 13 routers & switches
(not to mention the topology) that it becomes imperative for 90% of the
people to buy rack time from the lab sellers and that is really bad.
I know of many people out there in China & India (other asian countries) who
have
> The trouble is that Cisco has made this certification seem so
"unachievable"
> and so "frightening" and of course "so much wantable" that it creates a
> market for "knowing the unknown" and "taming the untamed". So you are ok,
in
> looking at the tremendous opportunity amidst all this, and make
That wasnt me Mark.
This is Nick and that was Jason. and my email address is listed and I post
regularly, and email add. works. I was complaining about the high prices and
not the quality of your product, in fact I also suggested that nothing is
free.
Basically I would suggest that as is the ca
First and foremost, the Jason who started this thread isn't this Jason. :-)
Having said that, I do believe that it is fair to say that NLI is far from
being a scam, it's a business and like any business or product, you can
chose to use it or not to use it.
I have received a couple of updates from
No problem, maybe your e-mail was just down, but this is what I got when I
tried to send you an e-mail. See below.
The CCIE process is very expenesive.
If $650.00 is very expensive then setting up a practice rack is probably out
of reach. Extensive hands on practice with a rack of routers is
ehalf Of
Marc Russell
Sent: Wednesday, December 19, 2001 1:17 AM
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Not even sure how to respond in a politically correct manner to a post
such
as this, but I will try my best. I must say that if someone is going to
publicly slam a company
gic number)
>From: "Marc Russell"
>Reply-To: "Marc Russell"
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Re: ccbootcamp labs [7:29512]
>Date: Wed, 19 Dec 2001 01:17:23 -0500
>
>Not even sure how to respond in a politically correct manner to a post such
>as this, but I wi
my email address works, and I wouldnt mind having a dialogue with you.
The trouble is that Cisco has made this certification seem so "unachievable"
and so "frightening" and of course "so much wantable" that it creates a
market for "knowing the unknown" and "taming the untamed". So you are ok, in
You hit the nail on the head Chuck, and I have told others that what they
have you do
in the lab is configure a working network in such a way you wouldn't wish on
your worst
enemy.
Yes it's turned into an profit making industry but it hasn't always been
so. When I
went to the lab there was one
Not even sure how to respond in a politically correct manner to a post such
as this, but I will try my best. I must say that if someone is going to
publicly slam a company as a "scam" it would carry more weight if they used
a real e-mail address and if it came from an individual that has actually
having expressed similar sentiments myself, I'm not disagreeing in
principal.
However, I would suggest that there is still MUCH of value in the bootcamp
labs.
Being a two time loser, I am re-examining my study methods. One of the
conclusions I've reached is that I have been looking at the practi
Jason,
I hate to do this, and I know that the "ccie gods" and "god makers" will not
like me for this, BUT ISNT THERE A WAY TO BYPASS THESE PROFIT MAKERS and
have our own stand.
I have read from numerous posts (including one from Chuck Larrieu) that
"EVERYTHING U NEED TO BE A CCIE IS ON CCO" its
Here here!
The k1d
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> I was looking in to purchasing the labs from ccbootcamp, but correct me
> if I am wrong, they look outdated and full of annoying little errors.
> Ccbootcamp says that
> it is a subscription but how ma
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