Scheduled my MPLS exam...June 2nd
liquid6
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Well almost through the MPLS fundamentals book and slowly working my way through vol I of the IE SP workbook.
I have also been doing some design/testing of Vrf-lite at work, I might use it to isolate our SAN replication (FCIP) traffic...seems like a good way to simplify the routing needed for failover etc without having to worry about adversely affecting the rest of the network traffic.
So wish me luck on the study! Hoping to read the rest of the fundamentals book and probably skim through the MLPS and VPN Architecture books, and get through the relevant labs in the Vol I workbook before the exam.
liquid
I have also been doing some design/testing of Vrf-lite at work, I might use it to isolate our SAN replication (FCIP) traffic...seems like a good way to simplify the routing needed for failover etc without having to worry about adversely affecting the rest of the network traffic.
So wish me luck on the study! Hoping to read the rest of the fundamentals book and probably skim through the MLPS and VPN Architecture books, and get through the relevant labs in the Vol I workbook before the exam.
liquid
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Keep an eye on the exam blueprint so that you don't drift off the topics you need to learn for the exam and into a whole bunch of "other stuff" -- unless you need that other stuff for work.
I went through both MPLS and VPN Architecture volumes when I did the exam, but only because I wasn't sure until after I read all the stuff whether I needed to know it or not. MPLS Fundamentals covers a lot of what you need and will help you figure out what parts of MPLS and VPN Architecture you should read.
The Cisco Press MPLS Configuration on Cisco IOS Software book could also be useful. I only noticed that book after I had my CCIP
Can any1 help me out in providing Q&A for MPLS CCIP. i am appearing for this exam.
Thanks in advance
Erm...no.
Use transcender or something like everyone else: Cisco 642-611 Practice Exam - Transcender Certification Training Products
Bsc (hons) Network Computing - 1st Class
WIP: Msc advanced networking
I have completed 6 of the 12 labs that I had set out to do. I have read MPLS fundamentals and Implementing MPLS vol. I, so I would still like to finish vol. II.
My new Mac Pro is really working out nicely, running 11 routers, a windows 7 vm, a windows vista vm, and testing out the new vSphere it was only hitting 30 percent cpu utilization!!
I have found that running dynagen inside mac os x natively just doesn't feel right so I am running dynagen inside the vista vm which is working perfectly.
Wish me luck on the final push, I have two days off work so I should be able to finish everything that I need to.
liquid
That was definitely the hardest exam I have taken so far. The simulations are definitely coming along, not quite dynamips but definitely challenging. Although really pissed about one topic that I have an unusually high amount of questions on, Traffic Engineering?!?!?! From everything I read, the exam objectives, syllabus, and the study guide there was no mention of anything even relating to Traffic Engineering.
Other than that it was a very fair exam.
Next onto BGP...maybe mid July.
The "quality" of the SIMs on both the BGP and MPLS exam were great. They were a real test of skills learned studying for the exam, not just a simple command typing exercise like most of the SIMs on all the other exams.
Probably just luck of the draw on the questions..... They mention Traffic Engineering in the Exam Description, but not in the topics.
When I did the MPLS exam I erred on the side of caution and read the Cisco Press MPLS Traffic Engineering book and the QoS for IP/MPLS Networks books. But it turned out I didn't need either -- back in the Old Days. Anything TE related that I needed to know was covered in the MPLS and VPN Archtectures volumes.
I guess that means any of those "updated features" mentioned in the Exam Description of the exam blueprint are fair game on the current exam.
Looking forward to BGP!