From: Ty (tycampbell@comcast.net)
Date: Thu Jul 15 2004 - 06:53:50 GMT-3
Congtatulations!!!
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jamie Sanbower" <JSanbower@icscorp.com>
To: <ccielab@groupstudy.com>
Cc: "Jeremy Helmick" <JHelmick@icscorp.com>; "Brad Beck" <BBeck@icscorp.com>
Sent: Thursday, July 15, 2004 4:48 AM
Subject: Passed in RTP!!!! 13637
> I passed on my second attempt yesterday(wednesday) in RTP! It has been a
> amazing journey and the following were huge keys in my studying:
>
> * Reading PSv2, BGP, DQOS, and BRS(caslow). The key is to understand not
to
> second guess yourself in the lab.
>
> * Attending IPexpert's/Scott Morris' ILT bootcamp and Vclass. Scott is a
> really great instructor(a little mean on some labs, but in the end it
> helps). He presented everything in a manner that is easily understood. I
> would like to let everyone know that bootcamp only takes you a little of
the
> way, understanding the underlying technologies and then practicing what
they
> teach you is what makes the bootcamps valuable!
>
> * Internetwork Expert's Workbook! I have to say that the way things are
> presented are very good for learning and progressing. The closest thing to
> the real lab!
>
> * NetMasterClass CheckIt Lab. You never know how it is to have the burdern
> of time under your belt. These CheckIt Labs are amazing, you can actually
> realize what you did wrong. ***Indy Teller is one of the nicest person i
> have ever dealt with
>
> * My Fiance- For all of the long boring conversations she pretended to be
> interested in... For not getting mad when humonguous credit card bills
came
> in.... For being by my side through failure! It wouldn't be as great if i
> didn't have her to share it with!
>
> For those of you that are going to take the test for the first time or for
> Xth time:
>
> * Pay attention to detail!!! Cisco is not mean, they are just very subtle.
> The little details made me fail my first attempt.
>
> * Take your time!!! I am not sure about anyone else but both times i was
> finished with 3 hours to spare(and check). It is not a race, take your
time
> and be accurate. Typos count, stupidity counts, and ignorance counts. This
> is where i would like to say that no matter what, it is just a test and I
> have met some VERY bright people that don't need the title CCIE to show
that
> they are an expert.(KENNETH WYGAND being one of many, but he is going to
> pass next week too!)
>
> * Last but not least if anyone needs a good plan for the night before the
> CCIE LAB TEST ask Scott Morris...lol
>
>
> Thanks to everyone on the list.
>
> Now it is time to get back to the "normal" 19 year olds life!
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Jamie Sanbower
> CCIE #16367
>
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