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    From Around the Network

    CCIE ID

    Can someone please explain me how to associate or diassociate CCIE ID from a company, that is cisco partner. I am having trouble finding the option of ID accociation in my login. Also if it is possible to view ones CCIE associations via my Login.

    Thanks

    CCIE Newbie

    I am a windows Administrator have completed CCNA and CCSP in 2008, finally yesterday june28 2009, i took up a CCIE Routing and switching class, it was interesting and good to know, i knew or could improve my skills using gns3 at home to practise and see the labs come to life, since i tried putting my foot in to get a decent paying Cisco Network Job, but couldn't.Everyone wants experience of 5 years or more on all the protocols etc. I know the basic CCNA stuff, and picked up some more using virtual/ cisco simulator's.Any comments or suggestion really appreciated.Sastry V.Malapaka

    First Steps towards my Ultimate Career Goal

    First off, thanks for taking the time to read this.

    I've just begun my preparations for the CCIE R&S Written exam. I'm currently following the v4.0 Blueprint and planning to knock out a section at a time, then circle back and review each previous section before starting the next. I've recently passed the CCNP BCMSN exam, but decided to dive into the CCIE now that they have revamped the blueprint.

    The VAR Vs. The Corporate Network

    Once you’ve gained a sufficient amount of experience in the work world as a CCIE or a CCNA, you find more choices come upon you. One of those choices is the opportunity to choose between working for the VAR (Value Added Reseller) or working for the larger corporate network.

    You’ll find hard core advocates on both sides. The VAR gives you exposure to more people, companies and different networks. Whereas doing a deep dive into a corporate network for an extended period of time gives you the experience of an extended amount of time in one place.

    Introducing Graded Labs Learning Capsules

    In order to help all the students preparing for the CCIE Routing & Switching Lab Exam, we have launched a new product called learning capsules. These learning capsules are 3-5 hour labs that are focused on a specific technology or group of related technologies. They are written by the out-standing content creators at Internetwork Expert.

    MEETUP NYC

    Folks,

    I just joined a CCIE meetup group in NYC. We had our first meeting @ Cisco's NYC office. We had a pretty good turnout.

    Here is the site for those interested in attending.

    http://www.meetup.com/NYCCCIE/

    RE: Journey II

    Well you all know that am using the cbtnuggets for my preparation for my ccie written exam cause am...the tests where for revision and all.

    RE: Additional Content

    Well you all know that am using the cbtnuggets for my preparation for my ccie written exam cause am...the tests where for revision and all.

    Huzzah...

    I am now the Operation Center's Backup Systems Expert. This leaves me even less time to study, but we'll see how it goes.

    Meanwhile, I may need to look up more info in regards to ISDN (BRI/PRI) because we still use those and I don't remember studying that in detail...

    Re: CCIE Journey

    My CCIE Journey started about two weeks ago when I went to sat for my CCNP composite paper and discovered that I had to pay 300 USD for the paper. So decided to read for my CCIE written exam instead.
    It is exciting and am making time for my self to read and watch cbtnuggets video from Jeremy.(Jeremy rocks my world) Any ways I have a CBT Nuggets Combo, Actual tests and Pass4Sure documents and hope that this will suffice in my quest for my CCIE.