just curious on the status of CCIE types that no longer exist

From: hyeomans@cox.net
Date: Fri Jun 15 2007 - 00:33:34 ART

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I've got a question I'm real curious about...There are a couple types of CCIEs such as CCIE ISP-Dial exam which no longer exist. So my question is if you have the ISP-Dial for example, are you really still a CCIE? If you are what recert do you take to keep that? If you have more than one can you really claim that as one of however many you have? I am of the opinion that if your lab was end of life'd you would have to take and pass the replacement or take another CCIE lab to keep your CCIE status but as I said I was curious what others thought. Besides when people in your circles see the expired CCIE type wouldn't they giggle that your claiming a status that doesn't exist?

Regards,

Hank

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