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 Post subject: CCIE
PostPosted: Mon May 07, 2012 2:56 pm 
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Well I have gotten most everything below the CCIE that's route/switch based... think I am gonna go with INE.com as they have done quite well for me in the past
the big bundel looks like my best bet. http://www.ine.com/ccie-routing-switchi ... ration.htm

Anyone have a good starting place or any links/tips/hints/ect I should know before I start studying... and shelling out BIG bucks?

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 Post subject: Re: CCIE
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Ive heard the lab test is kinda hard so I would make sure to spend a little time on a home lab. Maybe a couple 2950s and a D-link will get you through it :D

But what do I know this is only second hand knowledge, so take it with a grain of salt...

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 Post subject: Re: CCIE
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I don't have a D-link :-(

I guess the lab is probley gonna cost me ~$60 hu?
Durn I was hoping for it to be MUCH cheaper than that

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 Post subject: Re: CCIE
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I don't have a D-link :-(


Dont worry dude!! your windows box can route. you just need to enable Routing and remote access and your set. Honestly I dont know why people spend all this money on Cisco gear when their Domain Controler/Exchange/Sharepoint server will do it all!!

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 Post subject: Re: CCIE
PostPosted: Mon May 07, 2012 3:58 pm 
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Talked to a dual IE (R&S, SP) the other day and asked him about the lab. He said that you need to have a solid understanding of each of the protocols, and you need to have a complete understanding of the basic fundamentals of networking. Fundamentals, fundamentals, fundamentals...
Then, you need to understand how each of the protocols interact with each other and how things operate in a pretty dang granular level. It's because the R&S lab is a puzzle. They ask you to build or modify something, then you need to alter it in some way without breaking what you already built.


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Maybe I'm the odd man out here, but I just use spare equipment at work to lab with.


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 Post subject: Re: CCIE
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The problem with spare equipment at work is that it's not spare forever. There is nothing worse than breaking up your lab all the time because a part is needed elsewhere.

Just go my route, it's done me well thus far :)

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INE is fantastic. Get the workbooks make sure you have a solid understanding for everything on the workbook and within the blueprint for the lab.

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Just go my route, it's done me well thus far :)
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 Post subject: Re: CCIE
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Just go my route, it's done me well thus far :)


Was your route the GNS3 with a billioin NICs in the box to plug into switches or whatever is needed?
Or was that someone else?

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Only 3 quad nic cards if your doing INE.

http://mellowd.co.uk/ccie/?p=1516

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 Post subject: Re: CCIE
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Dynamips & Dynagen. I don't do GNS3

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I suppose I should learn dynamips/dynagen shouldn't I?

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 Post subject: Re: CCIE
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It's not that much to learn. You create .net files and then load them with Dynagen. I've used mostly rack rentals and GNS3 but if I could go back I would do the same as Darren or buy my own rack.

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 Post subject: Re: CCIE
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dlots wrote:
I suppose I should learn dynamips/dynagen shouldn't I?



I copied alot of Darrens stuff he was nice enough to give me a example .net file. I had to edit it a bit but you should be able to copy that file and put the new path for each lab configuration... let me know if you need any help.

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I notice you have 2 3560s, is there anything they do that a 3550 won't do?

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PVLANs, the QoS is different, IPv6 routing.

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 Post subject: Re: CCIE
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3550s can be IPv6 hosts, but they don't run IPv6 routing protocols.

You can do most of what you need with a 3550

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