From: Ahmed Mamoor Amimi (mamoor@xxxxxxxx)
Date: Mon Feb 18 2002 - 18:18:53 GMT-3
If u have loved these topics then ur through....
SR/TLB,IRB,CRB,SRT,DLSW,RSRB
NAT,HSRP,IPSec
Extented-accesslist
IS-IS
Multicasting with PIM and interaction with DVMRP
GNS,NLSP redistribution
CBWFQ,RSVP,RTP,FRTS,CQ,PQ,LLQ
PPP Multilink
TRISL,TRRSM
AAA,DMZ
SSAP,DSAP,SMAC,IPX-SAP
Tunneling
ATM (PVC and SVC) discovery
TR vlans
Voice
If u have loved these topics and if someone give u a scenrio on anyone of
the above then ur
mood should be glad and feel great and say that "I CAN DO THIS IN 3 WAYS"
Then close ur eyes and go for the lab.
PS: group can add or remove topics for this list .... i have not mentioned
topics that are essential as that
was an obvious thing.
-Mamoor
----- Original Message -----
From: <Yitbos96BB@aol.com>
To: <ccielab@groupstudy.com>
Sent: Monday, February 18, 2002 4:08 AM
Subject: Re: Topic List for CCIE LAB EXAM
> I have been studying for a while and feel very confident with my
> configuration abilities. Now I would like to go back and bone up some
more
> on the theory behind some of the bigger topics on the exam. However, the
> prospect of rereading 20 odd books over again is not one that I am
especially
> looking forward too. Nor do I think it would be possible before my exam
> date. What I am looking for is a Topic List of major things covered on
the
> Lab Exam so I can take a look at what's on there and figure out which
parts I
> need the most work on. I was unable to find one on the Cisco site, just a
> statement saying that anything that can be configured on the lab equipment
> list was eligible to be tested. I obviously know Frame-relay, OSPF, BGP
and
> ISDN are some of the biggest topics too know. What I am looking for is
some
> topics I may have missed or not studied as hard.
>
> Obviously I am not looking for specific content, but if any CCIEs or even
> people who have taken the test once already can give me list of topics or
> point me to a place on the cisco site that lists LAB topics, I would be
> eternally greatful.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Michael
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