Re: Narbik's CCIE 2.0 Advanced Work Book

Thank God that you guys liked the workbook; the idea behind the Advanced
CCIE R&S 2.0 is to teach the protocols and SOME of their behaviors. When I
wrote that workbook, the main challenge was the topology; the idea is to use
minimum number of devices to describe a very complex feature. That approach
makes a complex topic easier to digest, when you keep the IP addressing and
the topology simple, the focus goes on the main subject. This work book is
constantly being upgraded.

The Boot camp 2.0 has a different philosophy, the assumption is that you
have completed the Advanced CCIE R&S 2.0, because this workbook is a tough
one, and i mean it; it covers EVERY item in the blueprint including
root/loop guard. The philosophy of this one is to "Configure, Verify and
TEST". The testing aspect is what teaches you the subject, if it uses simple
tools like "Ping".

Oskar, the reason Terry Vinson has the work book is that he would not give
up so he purchased it even though it is NOT completed, but it should finish
soon. The reason it's not on the website is because it's not completed.

I heard that the other vendors (INE and IPexpert) have also come up with new
products and I am SURE that they are *excellent.*

On Wed, Sep 8, 2010 at 8:26 AM, Terry Vinson
<consultant_at_tnclimited.com>wrote:

> Oskar, I got bought it as an Advanced copy from Micronicstraining, after
> bugging Narbik for weeks about it, he's been working on it for months!
> It ran me $495.00. Maybe you should send him a message.
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> Oskar wrote:
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>> Terry, What is Narbik's "Bootcamp 2.0 Workbook" ? I just checked Micronics
>> website and there is no such thing.
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: nobody_at_groupstudy.com [mailto:nobody_at_groupstudy.com] On Behalf Of
>> Terry Vinson
>> Sent: 8-Sep-10 02:54
>> To: groupstudy
>> Subject: Re: Narbik's CCIE 2.0 Advanced Work Book
>> I agree with Anthony whole heartedly. I've been using the 2.0 Advanced
>> Workbook since it came out. It fits perfectly with the boot camp and if
you
>> can't attend the live class it really is almost like being there. I also
>> bought an advanced copy of Narbik's "Bootcamp 2.0 Workbook" a week or so
>> ago. It's a companion to the 2.0 Advanced Workbook, and uses the same
>> methodology to present even more complex and detailed labs.
>> I've been working with it since I got it, and I have to say that the
>> explanations are clear, concise, and straightforward. The illustrations
and
>> topology drawings make it easy to visualize whats going on in the labs and
>> the overall tone is almost conversational. It's definitely something I
>> would recommend adding to your CCIE tool kit if you're serious about
getting
>> prepared.
>> If you have any questions just unicast me.
>> Terry
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