INE Courses

Hi Guys,

A random kind of question and probably on the wrong place on the forums (but here goes).

I was looking at purchasing some new INE courses, am I correct in thinking to download/pay for videos you have to subscribe to INE's "All Access Pass" - seems a bit steep for me ($99 a month).

Any advice would be appreciated, who may use this website.

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theodoxa

CCIE materials are highway robbery. That said, you can buy videos from INE for download only, but it appears they're for the v4 (old) blueprint.

bharvey92

Oh right, I couldn't see the video series on there for download only. My understanding was you have to subscribe for $99 a month and you get all the content.

OfWolfAndMan

I got a CCIE R&S bundle from them back during a black Friday sale. Good stuff in my opinion if you hit it when they have deals, otherwise it is a little steep on price. Brian is very thorough in his explanations, but he is also very technical. So if you only learn primarily with Jeremy from CBT nuggets, you might have a problem taking the info in.

theodoxa

I'm not sure how their videos fit together and what overlap there is, but they have a Written, v5 Advanced Technology, Advanced Troubleshooting, Learning Series, Deep Dives, etc...

http://www.ine.com/self-paced/ccie-routing-switching/bootcamps.htm

Fitzi

I don't want to hijack your thread (sorry if this seems that way) but I don't want to start a new one for this question either.

For the INE workbooks (or any of the ccie training providers for example) are these actual physical workbooks which are sent out or are they just available online in a locked pdf format or some such?

OfWolfAndMan

Fitzi wrote: »

I don't want to hijack your thread (sorry if this seems that way) but I don't want to start a new one for this question either.

For the INE workbooks (or any of the ccie training providers for example) are these actual physical workbooks which are sent out or are they just available online in a locked pdf format or some such?

You can either view them online in sections or download the whole thing as pdf. Navigating it is difficult though due to the pdf being 2500+ pages and no table of contents

shednik

I have the CCDA, CCNP, and CCIE SP video courses, they are very thorough and indepth but they definitely aren't as engaging as Jeremy Cioara's videos. Best to try to pick them up during a special or convince your company to pick up the tab for you I've done one or the other on all the courses I own.

ninjaturtle

shednik wrote: »

I have the CCDA, CCNP, and CCIE SP video courses, they are very thorough and indepth but they definitely aren't as engaging as Jeremy Cioara's videos. Best to try to pick them up during a special or convince your company to pick up the tab for you I've done one or the other on all the courses I own.

Exactly! INE has a class lecture feel to it, as most are actually recorded during bootcamps and classes. While CBTNuggets, has more of a one on one feel, while Jeremey will throw in some extra facts and stories. I think the combination of the two is powerful.

ITtech2010

What are th differences between cut nuggets and ine? I heard cbt doesn't go over most materials. Is that true?

azaghul

CBT Nuggets is more conversational, while INE has more of a classroom feel. All the providers (INE, IPExpert, CBTN, etc) cover the majority of the topics to varying degrees and and different presentation styles, none would or could cover everything simply due to time constraints. But they are all a great supplement to the OCG/FLG and much more affordable than a live class (especially if you're the one paying).