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In those days, the hands-on test was two days. One day of build-it and one day of fix-it after they break it. Stuart Biggs, one of the senior Customer Engineers at Cisco, assembled the lab gear and wrote up the test. The network gear was AGS, AGS+, and MGS routers. Cisco didn’t have switches at that time. I kept Stuart running around getting documentation, appliques (for the AGS gear), cables, and other things. I don’t know which of the two of us was busier.

We Have At Least Two Things In Common

Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:39:09 +0000
We have at least one think in common: We are all writers! We write for different reasons. We write in different genres. We write for different readers, but we all write. We write for work, for school, for family, for friends, for community. We write to persuade, to inform, to comment, to motivate, to inspire, ...]

Caller ID

Thu, 20 Jul 2006 00:49:25 +0000
This is a global setting for Caller ID for all gateways. You can also set the Caller ID individually at the gateway level

Modules 2 & 3 Completed…

Wed, 22 Aug 2007 06:19:43 +0000
Well I finished up with modules 2 and 3 from the Implementing Cisco Multi-Protocol Label Switching class from Cisco Partner E-Learning. Module 2: Label Assignment and Distribution was pretty dry but had some useful information that I had forgotten about. Out of the 5 lessons in this module the most informative ones were the lesson ...]

Waking up ...

*whooosh!* .. then I am awakening my hibernated CCIE 'personality'
:)

The notebook that I mentioned is almost ready. Hopefully by tomorrow
I can start putting the dynamips to simulate my labs again.

Now is the warming up time: I need to pickup where I have left.

Lessons learned from the previous two attempts:

• Focus!


• Aimed and believe that you will pass


• FAce the fact, if there is still weaknes(ses) in several areas,
  either patch it up or strengthen other area that I am more familiar with
  


• Keep doing it (I read this from several post from href="http://www.groupstudy.com">Group Study

I am still one of CCIE candidate that is using poor man's method and
approach. It is also more towards stabilizing the areas and link between
the knowledge and experience of being a CCIE itself.

Out of majority of CCIE candidate, I could be one of the odds that is
not dealing directly with all CCIE needs. My work at client's requries
me to provide service beyond my CCIE-ness.

Thus, even though I have the knowlede and skills, my clients asked me
to carry out tasks in areas outside network.

The good news is: I like doing it, so no big deal ;)

the even better news is: it give me more challenge on how to separate
between the real life needs of my work and the CCIE lab that I
prepare.

I must admit that since the preparation of this CCIE track (R&S), I
have improved a lot of things in areas beyond my prediction.

Let's head back in prepration and stay tuned!

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