CCIE Bootcamps.

From: Brian Jones (btjones40@xxxxxxxxxxx)
Date: Thu Feb 08 2001 - 07:53:12 GMT-3

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Hello all,

Having recently attended a "CCIE Bootcamp" course I feel ill prepared for
the real exam and quite dis-satisfied with the content/structure of the
course.

Rather than learning anything technical it was more a week working on a Lab
with "This is what you will get asked and this is how to answer" type
instruction. Is this what I could expect from all "Bootcamps" or did I
simply make a bad choice?

IMHO, The Bootcamp openly violated the NDA giving 'supposedly' accurate
details as to the labs scenario, how the proctors expect you to answer and
scenario variations. Sure I could now pass that Lab but by no means feel
prepared for the "Real World"

What are other Bootcamps like?

Regards,

Brian CCNP

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