From: Jo Knight (joknight@gmail.com)
Date: Tue Oct 07 2008 - 14:51:40 ART
Jason,
I didnt attend any bootcamps, so cannot recommend any really. I was due
to attend Narbik's but had to pull out due to work stuff happening - but
I have heard many good things about this and all the others really.
Jo
Jason Kline wrote:
> What bootcamp do you recommend. I have tried the CCIE lab 6 times and no
> luck. Come very close but seem to miss the number. I've used NMC and IE
> workbooks, but never done a lab bootcamp.
>
> Regards,
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: nobody@groupstudy.com [mailto:nobody@groupstudy.com] On Behalf Of Jo
> Knight
> Sent: Tuesday, October 07, 2008 9:58 AM
> To: Cisco certification
> Subject: Passed R&S CCIE #22262
>
> Hi List,
>
> Its my turn to finally write this email. I passed my R&S CCIE on Monday
> 6th October in Brussels at the first attempt. I had a good feeling when
> walking out of the exam, but wasnt 100% sure, as like a lot of things,
> it is sometimes about task interpretations - you just never know.
>
> Thankfully I checked my email this morning and saw the magic number of
> #22262
>
> I started my journey back in June 07 with the written test - then
> procrastinated for a while getting serious about lab prep. The materials
> I used were IE v4.1 workbooks (Volume I and II), IE CoD, 2x IE mock
> labs, Narbik's Soup to Nuts Workbook (unfortunately I was unable to make
> it to his class) and also the IP Expert BLS workbooks, VoD and graded
> labs. I mainly used Dynamips for my prep but also had some rack rentals
> from IPexpert to use with their workbooks. All of these vendors are
> equally awesome for us in the CCIE community.
>
> So thanks go out to Tyson at IPexpert, the Brians' at IE, Narbik, and
> also Scott Morris (IE/IPexpert - he was on the VoD!) - Im glad your
> still here! Id also like to throw a thank you to Scott Vermillion, who
> helped me a little setting up Dynamips on my Mac way back when. The
> proctor in Brussels Bruno also deserves a mention as I bugged him on
> numerous occasions.
>
> Now I can go back to some kind of normality and I know that my wife will
> be happy as she can have the dinner table back, after I move my computer
> and study notes off of it.
>
> Cheers,
> Jo
>
> CCIE #22262
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