From: tycampbell@comcast.net
Date: Thu Jun 17 2004 - 16:15:10 GMT-3
I did a lot of research before I chose mine. I went with the IPExpert. They have a complete solution package that I like. Scott Morris has done the CCIE Lab audio series CDs...which are awesome, I listen to them when exercising and commuting back and forth to work (no heavy traffic that early in the morning) . They have a CCIE lab warm-up guide which helps to prepare you for the more difficult labs in the workbook. They have the only workbook that I know of that focuses on single protocol challenges, and they have 22 full-blown labs in the workbook, for a total of 40 labs. Scott has done a student guide for the audio cd's also. The tech support that I have received from IPExpert has been awesome. I have observed posts that comment that the labs are more difficult than the real lab. The other study materials that I use are CCIE PS V 1 and 2, both TCP/IP Routing, and the DOC CD.
hth!
> I'm getting ready to gear up for the R&S lab, and I'm trying to decide
> which sutdy guide/workbook is right for me. What do you guys perceive as
> the strengths and weaknesses of the various workbooks? (ipexpert, IE,
> NLi, etc) I'm trying to make only one purchase in the specific instance
> because I'd rather be spending the money on routers and switches than 4
> or 5 different costly studyguides. I know that some responses will
> simply be 'IE/NLI/ipexpert is :win:', but I need to know why you think
> that, instead of it just being that way. Thanks in advance for all your
> advice.
>
> Robbie.
>
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