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Welcome to Internetwork Expert's CCIE Blog


Welcome to Internetwork Expert’s CCIE Blog! This site is dedicated to helping you in your pursuit of becoming a Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert in Routing & Switching, Voice, Security, Service Provider, and Storage. Through this blog you can submit questions to our expert instructors, Brian Dennis - Quintuple CCIE #2210, Scott Morris - Quad CCIE #4713, Brian McGahan – Triple CCIE #8593, Petr Lapukhov - Quad CCIE #16379, Anthony Sequeira - CCIE #15626, Marvin Greenlee - Triple CCIE #12237, Keith Barker - Dual CCIE #6783, Mark Snow - Dual CCIE #14073, and Josh Finke - CCIE #25707. Check back daily as this blog will be updated frequently.

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January 28th, 2009

CCENT: Providing Basic Password Security for a Cisco Router or Switch

One of the many skills that you must demonstrate as a CCENT candidate is your ability to configure basic password security on a Cisco router or switch. This blog post walks you through the configurations you must have mastered in order to succeed in this area of the exam.

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December 19th, 2008

CCENT: Saving your Router or Switch Configurations to your PC

Sure, everyone knows that it is copy running-config startup-config in order to save your hard-earned configuration to the Non-volatile RAM (NVRAM) inside the device. But what about saving a copy of the configuration on your local PC? Well, this is easy thanks to a couple of tips and tricks, and the wonder of Notepad!

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