I'm going to use this blog to log my journey to CCIE.
Aim: To sit my CCIE Lab exam in February next year
Method:
1. One - two hours of study every day - after which I will blog about what I've learnt. The idea of writing down what you've learnt is a hint given by Narbik to make the most of your study.
2. Studying through INE labs and Narbik's labs. I have just completed the 5 day CCIE R&S bootcamp which was amazing and the best value. I am going to purchase some routers to practice some of the lab scenarios Narbik has provided.
3. I will sit the written exam in September
4. I will do the 10-day CCIE R&S bootcamp in December.
Do you have any background in computers? i was wondering of learning for CISCO certificates myself but I have never done any computer work.
ReplyDeleteHi Almond,
ReplyDeleteYes I do. I have an Engineering degree and a Masters in Networking & Systems Admin. I have been a Network Engineer for 6 years, recently designed a datacenter and already have a CCNP R&S. And I still feel like I have a bit of work ahead of me to pass my CCIE - its definitely not an entry level exam.
However, I got my CCNA when I wanted to change from being a Radio Engineer into Computer Networking, so it would probably be a good place to begin if you wanted to start a career in computer networking. :)
This comment has been removed by the author.
ReplyDeleteHi Kylie,
ReplyDeleteGood luck with your CCIE journey! I'm fairly new to the Cisco side of things and just starting my CCNA. Been a system admin for ages but want to get more into the networking side of things :-)
Cheers,
Craig
Thanks Craig!! Good luck with your journey too! I think its very rewarding. :)
Delete