Re: So what about the triple CCIE at Cisco (was: Two CCIE Certification tracks to be retired )

From: David C Prall (dcp@xxxxxxxxxxx)
Date: Wed Dec 06 2000 - 10:47:57 GMT-3

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>
> - Just a theoretical question:
>
> The triple CCIE that works for Cisco has both ISP-DIAL,
> and WAN. Will he become a dual again? Meaning R/S +
> Service Provider?
>
> This must be a plot thing by Cisco. . .
>
> --- Grins ---
>
I will assume that they will remain Triple CCIE's, and perhaps could become
quads by taking the Service Provider.

There are two triple CCIE's at Cisco. 1 - R/S ISP/Dial WAN Switching and 1 -
R/S ISP/Dial SNA/IP. As well as two triple CCIE's outside of Cisco. 1 - R/S
ISP/Dial WAN Switching and 1 - R/S ISP/Dial Design. I know that the R/S
ISP/Dial Design is Rich Mott and the R/S ISP/Dial WAN Switching at Cisco is
Brandon Ta.

David C Prall dcp@dcptech.com http://dcp.dcptech.com

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