From: Ivan (ivan@iip.net)
Date: Fri May 04 2007 - 02:27:21 ART
Congratulation man !!! Good job !
On Friday 04 May 2007 05:17, Ronnie Angello wrote:
> I passed the R&S lab in RTP today! It was my first attempt but it sure has
> been a long road to get here. I passed the CCNA back in 1999 and my quest
> for CCIE began shortly after. I really hit it hard over the past 5 months.
> I started studying and practicing about 4-6 hours on the weekdays (even
> sneaking some in at work) and 8-12 hours on the weekends.
>
> I was able to work through everything without any major issues. I did get
> held up on one task for about 30 minutes or so but didn't panic. I
> finished with about 2 hours to spare and checked and verified everything
> exhaustively. I ran the entire lab back through my head over and over as I
> was driving home. I felt like I did well enough to pass but we all know
> how that goes... I was very surprised to find my score report when I got
> home just 4 hours later. I've never heard of anyone getting their score
> report that fast.
>
> Anyway thank you all for your posts. I've learned a lot from everyone and
> I will continue to be an active member here. There are many ways to get
> there but I can share a bit of what helped me. I know that there are a lot
> of good practice labs and mock labs out there but I have to recommend
> NetMasterClass. The CheckIT labs really prepared me to spot issues in the
> real lab and alerted me to things that could potentially trip me up. The
> assessor labs are well worth the money to see how the CCIE lab is worded
> and laid out in relation to what you're used to seeing. Definitely know
> the Doc CD inside and out. I didn't even do any labs the past few weeks.
> I just read through the config guides and command references. Build your
> own scenarios as you read through them. Test and verify!
>
> Thanks again and good luck to all of you in your studies and future
> endeavors!
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