Posts from ‘CCIE Wireless’
As you know, purchasers of the new INE 5-day QoS bootcamp receive the class in four different modalities. There is the interactive self-paced version, the live class, the recorded live class, and an audio bootcamp.
If you would like to check out a sample lesson of the audio bootcamp, tune into W-INE Internet radio, or visit the course’s Samples page. The lesson is also going to appear on our iTunes podcast channel by Saturday, May 22, 2010. Just search the iTunes store for INE.
Enjoy, and I look forward to “seeing you” in class soon.
INE is thrilled to thank another valuable member of our hugely popular Online Community (IEOC.COM). This week it is Ivan Krimmel. You all know Ivan by his awesome screen name and avatar, NTllect. Ivan has selected to receive 150 rack rental tokens from Graded Labs. Congratulations Ivan. Enjoy your studies and thanks so much for all of the excellent work in the forum.
Ivan was introduced to Networking back in 2005, when he first saw several NT servers connected in a small LAN via a hub. This was in a local Microsoft CTEC. He was really excited by the potential that a network can bring to any enterprise. Ivan decided to start the MCSE track and in a half year of study, he was certified. While learning himself, he discovered that a good way to study something is to teach someone else. This is how Ivan became an MCT at a local Microsoft CTEC.
No jokes here folks – just the Top Ten Qualities for a Successful Lab Attempt! Did I miss any? Let me know in the Comments below! I know many of you will take care of the jokes for me. 
10. Effective use of the proctors – for more information, see Tips for Working with the Proctors.
9. Proper diet – be sure to bring your own lunch and snacks.
8. Attention to the Core Knowledge Section – do not rush this section, and once complete, do not think about it again.
7. Use of the DOC-CD – knowing when to use it and how is critical.
6. Effective diagramming techniques – for more information, see May I Have a Diagram with that Please.
5. Positive mindset – no thoughts of failure, only thoughts of success.
4. Effective disaster management techniques – how quickly and effectively you react to a major issues is critical.
3. Precise and accurate verifications.
2. Precise and accurate troubleshooting.
And the Number 1 Quality for a Successful Lab Attempt:
1. Time management and overall lab strategy.
12-day CCIE R&S Bootcamp students often indicate that the most important day of the training is Day 3 of the 6-Day Mock Lab Workshop. This entire day is dedicated to a discussion about successful strategy for passing the CCIE Lab Exam. The strategy discussion begins with effective study techniques, and then guides students through everything from the night before the exam, to what is best to do during the lunch break!
Perhaps the most satisfying thing for the instructors during the event is watching students raise their score by more than 20 points on a mock lab following the strategy discussion. We confiscated this student video taken at the last Mock Lab Workshop and thought we would leak it here. We hope you enjoy.
Part 1
Part 2
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One of the questions we hear all of the time here at Internetwork Expert is “what kind of diagrams will be given to me in the CCIE lab exam?”
And the answer is – “drum roll please” – NO ONE CAN TELL YOU THAT! Not because of an NDA violation or anything like that…it is because Cisco provides different diagrams in context and in style with the various iterations of the CCIE lab exam they are constantly creating to distribute to candidates. It is actually one of the things that can make the exam so difficult.
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One of the things I keep noticing about our blog is Cisco questions pretty unrelated to a particular blog in the comments for a certain post. I wanted to take this opportunity to remind all of our readers about a powerful resource on our site for any questions you might have. It is our Online Community at http://ieoc.com.
From Cisco:
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CCIE labs changing from UniversCD to Cisco Documentation
On Sept 24 2008 CCIE labs will no longer support using the UniversCD documentation for the lab exam.
All labs are migrating to Cisco Documentation only. For those scheduled to take the CCIE lab prior to Sept 24 access will still be available for UniversCD.
The Cisco Documentation pages have the same information that currently resides on UniversCD, please refer to the links on the CCIE web pages to view these pages and become familiar with the new format.
After Sept 24 2008 only the Cisco Documentation web pages will be available for CCIE labs.
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So what does this mean for people taking the lab after Sept 24th? It means you will still have access to everything needed in relation to the documentation but you will need to access it using the link below:
http://cisco.com/web/psa/products/tsd_products_support_configure.html
GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENT:
Cisco is now soliciting beta candidates for Cisco’s upcoming CCIE Wireless Written Exam. We are looking for an exclusive set of professional and expert level Wireless Networking Engineers who can dedicate 3 hours of their time to take the beta exam.
The CCIE Wireless certification, to be launched later this year, will validate that professionals have the expertise to design, manage and support mission and business critical wireless networks and the job skills and technical knowledge required of expert level network IT practitioners. This written exam is the first step in obtaining the CCIE Wireless certification. Successful candidates will have mastered broad theoretical knowledge of wireless networking and demonstrated a readiness for the CCIE Wireless lab examination. Be one of the first wireless professionals to get a peek at the new CCIE Wireless exam.
- Location: Pearson Vue Testing Centers, Worldwide
- Registration Date: October 7
- Last Test Date: November 14, 2008
- Cost: $US50
- Exam Number/Name: 351-050 CCIE Wireless Beta Written Exam
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