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1、心得分享：我的CCIE考试语录CCIE #7171 Well I guess its time for my story. I finally passed at RTP yesterday after a couple of failed attempts. I was very calm on Day 1 since I had been there several times already. One guy quit after lunch and left. I thought I did really well on Day 1 and felt good going into D
2、ay 2. Another guy didnt bother showing up on Day 2. That left 3 of us. One lady didnt make it to Day 2 so that left 2 of us. Day 2 was tougher than Day 1 to me. During lunch I was going crazy with the waite to find out if I made it to Troubleshooting. I did along with the other guy. Then it took ove
3、r an hour for the Proctor to mess with my configs. That was very hard sitting in the lobby waiting. Finally Troubleshooting.Troubleshooting turned out to be very difficult unlike what most people think. You get 3 hours to complete Troubleshooting.with 10 minutes to guy I hadnt found any more problem
4、s for about 20 minutes and pretty much gave up on finding more. The Proctor came by and told me when he passed he found 5 problems in the last 5 minutes after not finding any for 40 minutes. So I looked a little longer and found 3 problems. Now the hard part.It took 40 minutes for him to grade it. M
5、y Proctor strung me along pretty good before finally showing my that little yellow sticky with my number on it. I had 2 Proctors on the weekend and both were fantastic. Michael KingCCIE #7168 Long Journey, short note. Passed my CCIE today in RTP on my first attempt after studying for over 1 year. I
6、think the key for me was a large home lab. With my schedule I could not have passed without it. ISP dial in June, so there is no time to rest, but right now its time for a beer! Thanks to all my study partners, groupstudy, and very supporting wife.CCIE #7156 Hi guys: Finally the day has arrived. Ive
7、 just finished the exam. I got my CCIE in the second attempt. Both times were in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Id like to thank Elaine (the proctor) since she was always open to answer questions and encouraged to all the candidates. My first attempt was on Feb 21-22, and I didnt pass the first day. I knew I di
8、d stupid mistakes I didnt this time. Day 1 was OK, and I felt it since I had 2 hours for checking everything, rebooting routers and re-checking again. Even though, I lost some points. Day 2 was a little bit difficult but now the spare time was 5min. I missed too much points. After lunch (I couldnt e
9、at) the proctor told me I needed at least 22 points (it means Ive got 58 between day 1 and 2), I found 25 mistakes. I cant believe it. My preparation was: Read and re-read Internet Routing Architectures, Second Edition, by Sam Halabi. Read and re-read Routing TCP/IP, by Jeff Doyle. Read the Cisco Ce
10、rtification: Bridges, Routers, andtches for CCIEs, Second Edition, By Bruce Bruce Caslow, Valeriy Pavlichenko. , here you have a lot of tips and tricks. Tons of hands-on, the last 2 weeks I was typing from 8 AM to 8 PM from Monday to Saturday. I used fatkid (), thanks Derek, for different scenarios
11、and solutions. The rack we have at the office has 2 x 2610, 1 x 4500, 4 x 2500s, 1x2511 (access server), a RIP/EIGRP/BGP generator (2514), Cat5500 w/ATMtch and a Cat3900. As you can see in my email address, I work for Cisco in Argentina, for that reason I used all of this stuff. Tips: . Remember whe
12、re to find things in the documentation CD, better if you dont use it. . Read the exam carefully. . Practice and practice and practice. . Dont get nervous (I was the second day). . Trust in yourself. . Practice a scenario, when you finish, delete it and start again. . Use this newsgroup, I used a lot
13、 of information that helped me on this achievement. To finish, Id like to thanks to all of you that are always posting great information. Take care, Nor.CCIE #7149 I did it. I passed in San Jose attaining the number 7149. Its been a long hard road to get here. Now I can finally close this chapter. I
14、 finished my day one with 3 hours to spare. That allowed me to check and recheck all my configs. I finished day 2 with an hour to spare and I finished Troubleshooting in an hour and a half. I only had a few errors to find in troubleshooting, but I found them all. How did I get to this point. A lot o
15、f reading and practice. I read the usual books Doyle, Caslow, and Halibi. I used the bootcamp labs for practice. If you use the bootcamp labs just take off the technologies you know will not be on there. I was fortunate to have great study partners. At the begining I was doing it by myself. I learne
16、d so much more when I started studying with others. I truly believe if it wasnt for them I would have never made it. My suggestions on how to get your number. Read the entire lab. Use good time management skills. There is plenty of time on the lab unless you dont configure the way you always have. Keep it simple. Set your lab up a layer at a time. If you jump in and try to
