From: Charles Henson (chenson@gmail.com)
Date: Thu Oct 02 2008 - 19:01:52 ART
Not to confess but I started studying and had my first attempt around
1999. Let's just say a strayed from the light for a few years after
that. I'm back and focused now and have my first (new) attempt in
November. I can say that the change in content and approach was
initially overwhelming. The good news is that Frame Relay / IP / and
routing protocols haven't fundamentally changed so it was easy to get
back in gear. It's all the new command options and other things that
are making this lab tough for me. Not to mention I think I liked the
old two day lab concept better. Good luck in your studies!
On 10/2/08, David Mann <dmann73702@elmore.rr.com> wrote:
> I will be sitting again in November and want to get your thoughts on
> something.
> I started pursuing the CCIE back in 05 and sat the lab in 06 with not
> so bad results but it was still a fail.
> I started a new job that consumed me so the studying stopped.
>
> So about 6 months ago I started trying to pick back up where I left
> off but man is it hard to stay motivated.
> I'm looking for some advice on this and a game plan. I find myself
> reading alot more about the technologies than labbing
> up where as before I labbed up and read later.
>
> Has anyone else had this issue and time span between getting serious?
> My job doesn't insist on the CCIE so its more a personal thing.
> I was thinking a bootcamp to fire me up. I need to be pushed I think
>
> Let me hear some your thoughts.
>
> David
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