Thanks.

First I must say IE Team is really doing a great job. I am sure once IE Ver 5 vol 1 & vol 2 (I would happy to see ) will be released, no ccie candidate will need to look into anything else. Following are my suggestion for IE Vol 1 switching and bridgeing section….just some recommendations for betterment

1.) Mysterious 802.1x Authentication ( Please cover LEAP and other 802.1x protocols breakdown as well)

2.) Some what new IP Source Guard feature.
3.) A bit new Dynamic Arp inspection feature.
4.) CEF with breakdown.
5.) L3 Ether-Channel (I know this was covered in ver 4.1 as well, just want to know with breakdown that which would be the exact real time sceanrio in which we L3 will be preferred or required over L2 ether-channel.)
6.) Manupulating ether-channel load balance method according to specific lab requirements.
7.) UDLD (Also please cover both UDLD modes with breakdwon that when one will be preferred over other.)
8.)DHCP Snooping.
9.)VLAN Access-Maps.
10.) One switching Super Lab

Just Sugeestions from CCIE pursuing kid for gr8 CCIE’s

Best of Luck…

Best Regards,
Deepak Arora

Yeah it will be covered for sure. I’m even trying to find more IEEE articles on SRR algorithm itself Look here for a short overview of SRR logic:

http://blog.internetworkexpert.com/2008/06/26/quick-notes-on-the-3560-egress-queuing/

Thanks!
Deepak

I would suggest IE to cover SRR queueing with breakdown in QOS section of ver 5 vol-1. This is a a bit new technology and not many people know about it…Just my suggestion

Thanks!!!
Deepak

Thanks for your help. I would suggest IE to cover following topics with breakdown in Ver 5 vol 1 – Redistribution, Mutual Redistribution of Multiple Protocols, Finding and fixing redistribution loops, BGP Redistribution, Basics and Usages of Prefix Lists/ Route Maps with proper breakdowns.

I know these things are there in IE ver 4.1 vol 2 but I also know many people shaking their head with these topics cause very few good docs are available on internet for these.

Best of Luck…

Thanks!!!
Deepak

Diagrams and Initial Configurations:
Physical Wiring Diagrams
Logical Topology Diagrams

The first link is the physical topology, i.e. where the Cat5 and Serial cables are plugged into, the second is the layer 3 logical topology that is used for all labs. All labs use the same diagram. For what reason do you say “is it not a good way” ?

also using the main diagram of Version 5 to answer the questions is not a good way.

Reza