Started with the Vol1 QoS section yesterday. It is quite massive, around 80 labs so while take some time to do them all. In the beginning it is mostly legacy stuff but still the newwer stuff is based on this
You know you’re studying for the CCIE when…
You start correcting other peoples configs for overconfiguring Your fiancee has watched an entire season of desperate housewives in a week You’d rather do a quick lab in Dynamips than watch TV You would rather spend a week in Milton
600 hours reached
Another milestone has been reached. I’ve now studied for a total of 600 hours for the CCIE. My current focus for now is going to be QoS. When I’m done with QoS I will take a mock lab at INE
INE TS Vol4 – two labs done
Did some of these TS labs this week. They are very challenging but they are designed by Petr Lapukhov so they should be… I found these to be more difficult than the ASET TS labs. From what I’ve heard from
You better shape up…
For anyone that has watched Grease that line should be familiar. I have always loved training and always been a fit guy but I just don’t have the time for training that I used to. However I am starting to
Another TS ASET lab done
Did another TS lab yesterday. This one was a bit more challenging than the first. If I grade myself (no auto grading) I would have 6 or 7 out of 10 correct which is not too far away from the
Using ASET to practice for CCIE
If you work for a Cisco partner you have access to some perks like the PEC (Partner Education Central). What not many people know is that you also have access to labs via the PEC, if you are studying for
INE Vol3 on Dynamips
I use mostly rack rentals when doing labs but INE has a bootcamp right now so they are fully booked for 2 weeks ahead. I decied to run some Vol3 labs on Dynamips and it turned out to work fine.
Some comments after doing Vol3 lab 7
Just did this lab earlier today and wanted to post some stuff that might help people. I’ve posted earlier on how to quickly find out IP-addresses and masks with different commands. I played around a little more today and this
OSPF adjacency over non common subnet
Found out an interesting thing while doing a Vol3 lab. We all know that EIGRP will not form an adjacency over a non common subnet unless special circumstances. What about OSPF? I had a lab task where I need to