From: devecchio turner (dt30083@gmail.com)
Date: Sun Sep 30 2007 - 01:49:51 ART
That is like the loaded question of the year. No man can possibly tell you
what is enough. Enough can only be determined by whether or not you pass
that version of the exam. Unfortunately you wont know until after you either
passed or failed the exam.. If you fail you will be sorely disappointed with
the ones who told you that was enough.
You will know when enough is enough. If you re still having issues
understanding lab scenarios, then you have not done enough. You have seen
countless stories of those who though they were truly ready only to comeback
to find some little minute detail that was missed... It was not enough.
Don't be fooled. You will know...
Use EVERY resource available to you. Most importantly never ask others
questions that can only be determined by you. Truthfully those who failed
most likely knew when they went in there was a weakness.. And unfortunately,
it may have got them. I still get teary eyed when I think of how "close" I
was :o). When you think you done enough.. Do some more..
On 9/29/07 5:35 PM, "shady darwish" <engshad.shady@gmail.com> wrote:
> is it enough to read tcp/ip 1 and 2 and BCMN selfstudy as core knowledge for
> ccie lab and focus on QOS ,Security and multicast from videos COD
>
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