RE: Load Balancers

CCIE KID,

Curiosity killed the cat and got the best of me today. After conducting a Google search on your number and finding a name associated with that number on various sites (linkedin.com, as well as several training vendors claiming that you used their material to pass). I took the name from linked.com and the CCIE number and ran it through the CCIE Verification tool on Cisco's website. Unfortunately, either all the sites have your name spelled incorrectly (a distinct possibility) OR Cisco is not recognizing you as a CCIE (see the output below):

CCIE/CCDE Verification Tool
No, I'm sorry, Bala Singaram is not CCIE number 29992. To receive a positive verification, you will need to enter in the CCIE's name exactly as it is in the CCIE database. For example, if the CCIE's first name is Dan, you may also want to try Daniel. Since there is a possibility that we have a different spelling of the person's name, please contact Cisco Certifications Online Support as a last resort.

Could you please clarify for those that might be wondering, are you a CCIE? I find it rather odd that your signature line only says CCIE KID instead of your real name.

Regards,

Nathan Richie
CCIE#27910

-----Original Message-----
From: nobody_at_groupstudy.com [mailto:nobody_at_groupstudy.com] On Behalf Of CCIE KID
Sent: Wednesday, August 29, 2012 10:11 AM
To: Cisco certification
Subject: OT: Load Balancers

Hi all

I want to implement Load Balancers in my customer network. I need to know about different types of Load Balancers and also want to know how each one works.
I am new to load balancing world. I heard of CISCO ACE and F5 . Can someone point me in how each Load balancers work or else any real time advice in choosing Load Balancers

Can anyone share any real time implementation experience in Load Balancers.

Is there any doc for ACE to read about ?

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With Warmest Regards,
CCIE KID
CCIE#29992 (Security)
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