Which CCIE track?

s2008

From looking at the availability of the books at CCIE Self-Study resources from Cisco Press here:
Customers and Markets > About CCIE

It seems to me that "CCIE Routing and Switching" track is more important and maybe more attended track than the others, since the others have no single book published about them !!!

what do you think?

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networker050184

R&S is the most popular. What is your background like? It would make the most sense to go for what ever track would compliment your experience.

s2008

networker050184 wrote: »

What is your background like?

I have CCNP.

networker050184

I meant work background. What do you do for a living?

ColbyG

SP and Security are the hotness right now.

s2008

networker050184 wrote: »

I meant work background. What do you do for a living?

I' work in the same field.

ColbyG wrote: »

SP and Security are the hotness right now.

Just yesterday I did the ISC2 CISSP security tough test

and I have to wait 4-6 weeks to know my result.

networker050184

s2008 wrote: »

I' work in the same field.

I'm not really sure what you mean by that. Same what field? Do you work on enterprise networks? Service provider networks? Do you do security? Are you a voice guy?

s2008

networker050184 wrote: »

I'm not really sure what you mean by that. Same what field? Do you work on enterprise networks? Service provider networks? Do you do security? Are you a voice guy?

Enterprise networks (wired + wireless + security).

networker050184

I'd go for the R&S. Sounds like its up your alley and as you know has the most readily available material.

s2008

s2008 wrote: »

Enterprise networks (wired + wireless + security).

Yes, I think I will just go with "R&S", since I just did security test with ISC2.

billscott92787

I would agree with networker and go for R&S. But if you did CISSP, it also sounds like your big in the security side. I'd get the CCIE R&S first, and then look into going down the CCSP + CCIE Security track after that. That is if you are actually doing A LOT of security stuff at your present employment.