Old article by Scott Morris
Hey guys, found an interesting read here (it's a 2-parter):
TCPmag.com | Features: So, You Want To Be a CCIE?, Part 1
CertCities.com | Feature: So, You Want To Be a CCIE?, Part 2
TCPmag.com | Features: So, You Want To Be a CCIE?, Part 1
CertCities.com | Feature: So, You Want To Be a CCIE?, Part 2
The time you spend studying will greatly depend on your previous experience and study habits. I always cringe when people ask me how long I studied for any of the labs that I’ve taken. It’s a floating measuring stick. For my Routing and Switching lab (my first), I clocked in a good 2,000+ hours over the course of 13 months, and that’s just for studying. To put that in perspective, there are 2,080 hours in a full-time work year (assuming 40 hours per week for 52 weeks). That was starting from ground zero and playing around with my equipment—a lot!
Climb a mountain, tell no one.
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jamesp1983 Member Posts: 2,475 ■■■■□□□□□□excellent read! Thanks for posting."Check both the destination and return path when a route fails." "Switches create a network. Routers connect networks."