Re: CCIE Study Materials

Hi Tom.

CiscoPress Cert Guide is mainly for the written exam.
As per other folks advice, you better off starting with the current version
of the blueprint and compare what CCIE training vendors offer against that
blueprint. You can always dig yourself and get all the matherials covered
by the blueprint from Cisco documentation, may take longer though.

I'd have a blueprint in an Excel file and grade myself (honestly) against
each line, like one of those
- confident
- can configure if look it up on the DocCD
- can stumble through
- have read/heard of but never configured
- have never heard of

Then you see where you stand and which topics you need to improve on.
During my studies I would revisit this list say every month and put an
extra column with the follow-up grading, that would mark my progress.

Hope that makes sense.
A.

On 27 March 2012 05:46, Tom Kosa (takosa) <takosa_at_cisco.com> wrote:

> Hello Everyone,
>
> I am new to the forum but I am glad to be here. Much like many of you I
> am at the part where the lab keeps defeating me time after time. I have
> used several available sources to study for it but it seems I keep being
> had by caveats in the lab where I feel that my study material skips. My
> question to the group would be on some recommendations for either better
> study materials, or a reputable bootcamp I could take in order to fill
> the blanks in my knowledge base. Any help with this would be very much
> appreciated.
>
> Materials Used:
>
> Personal Rack based on Cisco 360 Topology
> Cisco 360 Labs and VOD (Finding some gaps in the training that is never
> covered but is on the exam)
> Cisco Press CCIE Study Guide
>
> Regards,
>
> -Tamas
>
>
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