From: Eric Taylor (etaylor10@tampabay.rr.com)
Date: Sat Apr 09 2005 - 00:37:39 GMT-3
Without breaking the NDA, I can tell you this....
You will see "FUNKY" stuff.
You will not see wireless because it isn't listed on the lab blueprint.
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/learning/le3/ccie/rs/lab_exam_blueprint.html
If you are going on next Tuesday, I would look at that blueprint and make
sure you know that stuff very well. If you don't have time, be sure that you
know how to find it quickly on the Doc CD. Also, keep in mind the Doc CD
doesn't always have the info you need on these topics or they might have
been poorly documented.
Good luck on Tues!
Eric
-----Original Message-----
From: nobody@groupstudy.com [mailto:nobody@groupstudy.com]On Behalf Of A
Molica
Sent: Friday, April 08, 2005 10:01 PM
To: etaylor10@tampabay.rr.com; ccielab@groupstudy.com
Subject: Re: CCIE #14551
Congrats! You worked for it! I'm taking my lab next
tue:
Curious: Did you get any of the following: ISIS, DLSW,
Multicast, IPv6, RIPng, wireless? Also, anything
funky?
--- etaylor10@tampabay.rr.com wrote:
> Group,
> After 7 months of very intense studying and
> dedication to achieving this goal and over 5 years
> of industry experience mainly in voice, my day was
> yesterday in RTP. I knew when I left there yesterday
> that I had passed. I was so confident that I didn't
> even attempt one of the QoS questions that wasn't
> worth alot of pts. I would classify that as a
> "rathole" question that could waste valuable time.
> Instead, I spent more time making sure all my other
> stuff was correct.
>
> On my path to becoming a CCIE I first took the
> written exam in Sept of last year. I then went to
> Boson's bootcamp back in November that was taught by
> Steve Marcineck which does a great job. He has been
> in touch with me this whole time while working on
> it.
>
> I did the CiscoPress Practice lab book and also
> read Solie's books which are an invaluable resource
> to learning some topics. I did alot of my studying
> on CCO as well. After my first failed attempt, I
> figured that I should try some of these labs out
> there so I bought NMC's labs. I probably did 15 of
> them and also used their tech library which has alot
> of good material and test taking strategies. I also
> joined GS at that time.
>
> I went back and failed yet again on my second
> attempt. At this point I was really wondering if I
> want to continue doing this to myself. I licked my
> wounds and scheduled the exam again on the day after
> failing. This time I did more reading than messing
> around in the practice lab. I attended a online
> seminar that Brian Dennis and Brian McGahan on some
> test taking strategies. While looking at IEs site I
> noticed they had some white paper stuff and there
> was a really good document on frame-relay traffic
> shaping.
>
> I then wandered over to their recommended reading on
> IEs site and went through all of that. I did alot of
> my final studying on the Doc CD. I read over some of
> the material at 911networks.
>
> Well, my flight got cancelled last night so I'm
> still in RTP so I have to get going to catch a
> flight back home. Good luck to all of you future
> candidates.
>
> Thanks GS and to everyone that contributed to my
> success.
>
> Eric Taylor
> CCIE #14551
>
>
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