From: Jelle Borsje (borsjej@yahoo.dk)
Date: Wed Apr 13 2005 - 07:59:35 GMT-3
Hej Troy,
Congratulations. Good work. I know the feeling of
passing, and it is wonderful. It will soon be 2 weeks
ago I passed, and am slowly getting used to the idea.
I only used the first 2 mentioned resources, which I
personally think are brilliant. Don't forget to give
yourself most of the credit though, in the end it was
you that had to perform on D-Day ;-)
Greetz
Jelle
--- Troy <ta_levin@yahoo.com> wrote:
> After a 2-year journey and 4 attempts, I have
> finally
> passed the R/S CCIE in RTP today. My number is CCIE
> #14560. I started learning cisco in 2001 and
> passed
> my CCNA, CCNP, and CCIE R/S written by 2003.
>
> Keys to success:
>
> 1. Netmasterclass
> Val, Bruce, Bob and Indy were key in my early and
> late
> preparation. I took both NMC courses, which I
> recommend. I also utilized the Checkit and DO-IT
> labs,
> which helped identify weak areas. Bottom line is
> that
> the people at netmasterclass took me to the next
> level.
>
> 2. Groupstudy
> Great resource. I was mostly a passive user but I
> appreciate all the great discussions.
>
> 3. Internetworkexpert
> I used these labs as well as renting their
> equipment.
> I have nothing but great things to say about the
> workbook. Both Brians have done a great job
> building
> upon each lab.
>
> 4. CsycoExpert
> I spent the week prior to my exam with these guys in
> Chicago. I could not have made it without them.
> The
> labs that they have created really helped me with
> the
> interpretation part of the exam, which was killing
> me
> on my earlier attempts.
>
> The best advice I received was from CsycoExpert.
> Over
> analyze the wording of the question not the
> solution.
>
> Troy
>
>
>
>
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