Re: got my number #31549 - CCIE Spv3

Deserving!! Congrats

Chak de fatte!!!!

Enjoy the success, take a break atleast for 3 weeks :P

Raghava

On Wed, Nov 9, 2011 at 1:49 PM, Ramanpreet Singh
<sikandar.raman_at_gmail.com>wrote:

> It all started in 2008, after giving three attempts of R&S. In 2010, I
> decided to go for CCIE SP and I failed again. Since I have lot of
> XR/SP experience, i decided to go for the new track. Thanks to Cisco
> for releasing the sample lab. I build sample lab topology in IOU and
> practiced Narbik's MPLS/BGP/OSPF & IPv6 technology labs , I build on
> those labs and added my own scenarios based on the blue print and I
> attended INE's Online ATC class Which was great. Thanks to Brian-INE.
> I also used Brian's topology and practiced option L3VPN's-A,B,C, CSC
> and MVPN's.
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> I did a beta testing for Brian's INE rack, which was helpful. For
> people who are interested in SPv3, Look at the sample lab, that's
> your best resource at this point of time. Know your blue print.
>
> On The lab Day
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> I arrived late for the lab, almost 30 minutes, the lab is lengthy but
> if you know the blueprint its not tough. I was able to finish my lab
> in 6-7 hrs (with verification)
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> At last guys, INE is coming up with SP workbooks and rack. Its all
> good. It took me three years and many attempts to get this number but
> trust me don't loose hope. I started preparing with guys who have
> numbers like 19k and 20k something and my number is 31549 but you know
> what the feeling of hard work is all what matters. I definitely
> believe that preparing for CCIE makes you a better engineer.
>
> All the best
>
> -Raman
> CCIE # 31549
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Cheers!!
Raghava Rao
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