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| ris12hi 2002-06-05, 1:30 pm |
| I have my exam scheduled for mext month, i just cannot find enough material for preperation being CCIE security is a new Certification, plz advice where and what to study.
thanks,
Rishi CCNA, CCNP | |
| Widgewaam 2002-06-07, 8:44 pm |
| Check the Cisco website. | |
| darthfeces 2002-06-07, 10:52 pm |
| i don't want to be a bummer here and if you pass
your my hero, but ...
your taking your security lab in a month and dont' know what's on it ????
you could try this , it's the only thing i know of
http://www.ccbootcamp.com/practlabssec.asp
4.Security Lab Exam
Format
The Security Lab exam physical rack layout is similar to the
Routing & Switching exam with the exception of a few
equipment additions: the pix and security server. Server
applications are listed below. Because this is a CCIE lab,
candidates should expect to be tested on core ip routing and
switching as well as specific security components. There are
no desktop protocols, ie. IPX, DLSW etc. Security topics
that may be tested are listed in the Security exam blueprint.
Candidates may refer to the Routing & Switching exam
blueprint for information for more specifics on IP routing and
switching test content.
The CCIE candidate will be presented with a complex design
to implement from the physical layer up. Candidates are not
required to configure any end-user systems, but are
responsible for any device residing in the internetwork,
including hubs, etc. Network specifics, point values and testing
criteria used to assess correctness of the individual
configurations are provided.
Each configuration scenario and problem has pre-assigned
point values. The candidate must obtain a minimum mark of
80% to pass. Find out more about scheduling your CCIE lab
exam and testing sites near you.
IOS Versions
IOS Features up to and including version 12.0 will be tested
on the exam until November 14, 2001. IOS "T" trains will be
used to provide security specific IPSEC/IOS Firewall
features.
To keep pace with the evolution of new technologies in the
industry, all CCIE labs worldwide will change to IOS version
12.1, effective November 15, 2001. Specific features new to
IOS version 12.1 can appear on CCIE lab exams starting on
this date.
Equipment List
Candidates make inquiries wanting to know the specific
Security Applications or specific Servers. It is important to
bear in mind that the Security Lab utilizes various servers
based upon the version of exam the candidate encounters.
Any device used in the lab, outside of the Cisco Router and
Switch types listed below are pre-configured. Although a
Security Lab exam may interact with one or more of these
applications, every effort is made to keep candidate's focus on
the routers and switches not on servers. Candidates should
dedicate their study to a knowledge of how Cisco Routers
and Switches interact with various servers, and the
configuration of those routers and switches. Therefore, please
consider the equipment list provided as sufficient for the
purposes of lab preparation.
2500 series routers
2600 series routers
3600 series routers
4000 and 4500 series routers
3900 series token ring switches
Catalyst 5000 series switches
PIX - running Pix software version 5.2
Services / Applications
Certificate Authority Support
Cisco Secure Access Control System
Cisco Secure Intrusion Detection System | |
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| the bit i am confused with the syllabus,
I mean in the csids course they are Configureing the Catalyst 6000 IDS Module (IDSM) and the Catalyst 6000 series switches to perform intrusion detection in multiple VLANs
the ccie security does not even mention the above equipment.
or even if we have to know the theory of the catalyst 6000 to perform intrusion detection | |
| darthfeces 2002-06-08, 7:29 am |
| well, it's definately vauge and i'd like to see a
hard number of how many ccie (security) there are out there. unfortunately the only first hand info
is from someone who's got it.
even a company like global knowledge seems to have
cloned their r&s track and added css1 for their
ccie security track.
i'd look into ccbootcamp.com since there the one
with the best rep who's jumped into this.
look at securityie.com | |
| comblues 2002-06-09, 7:02 pm |
| Rare before May first there were only 10 CCIE Security -> That's all.
Scott Morris passed on May 1st. Making him number 11
There may be more but not many more.
As of the last time I saw an update just before Scott passed, there was only 1 CCIE C&S.
So the bulk are R&S.
Now there are quite a few others with CCIE Blue, WAN and even 4 who hold Design (as of 3/31/2001).
I was under the impression there were no design CCIE's.
I also have apowerpoint on the number of CCIE Attempt for Labs and Written for each speciality and the number of passes.
Basically it is nearly 3:1 ratio.
and 2:1 ratio on passing the written exams.
All of that info was dated 3/31/2001.
So the bulk of the CCIE's are Routing and Switching.
Scott Morris completed his CCIEx3.
Congrats to Scott.
Hang out on Groupstudy - > A lot of people tell they story as they pass the lab.
Helps inspire others...
As for the Question of CCIE Security Materials:
Try Hello Computers at hellocomputers.com
They also have remote labs and a bootcamp.
They are in California and nope -> I do not work for them.
I just happen to be a happy customer.
Good Luck! | |
| DaddyWayne 2002-06-10, 4:55 pm |
| I have to agree Hellocomputers does have a good reputation for security stuff - but it is not cheap. IPexpert.net is also providing security e-scenarios but they aren't cheap either.
GroupStudy is also a good source. | |
| comblues 2002-06-11, 9:55 pm |
| I have most everything one can ask for to study for the CCIE R/S with...
And I have been recently going through the Cisco CD eyeballing where I can find nearly 150 topics in a minutes notice...
And it appears to me that Cisco has done an excellent job of documenting most every feature and if one were to do the given examples then one would be able to master most (all - naturally) of the concepts covered in the CCIE Level Exams...
Remember the CCIE is but the beginning of the journey...
Good Luck!
And I've been to the gettlabs FTP site...
They have nice labs as well, however I do not believe I have seen any of theirs on Security yet... |
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