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| hard2win 2004-09-13, 7:04 pm |
| Hi guys i passed ccie lab.Thanks to all the users here for the information.
I took 3months time and used cisco press books as a primary study tool.
And in the last two days i referred through the testking.co.uk's study guide,which also helped me alot.
All the best for your exams.
Cheers
rony | |
| smrkdown 2004-09-13, 7:30 pm |
| Just a few comments of my own personal opinion.
How much help has anyone on examnotes been to you since this is your very first post?
Nobody passes CCIE lab with just three months of study. Especially book study.
Also, testking is retarded and couldn't possibly help anyone pass the CCIE lab exam.
And with the very slim possibility that you actually passed the CCIE lab, if you used testking, you cheated anyway. | |
| ciscogirl 2004-09-13, 7:57 pm |
| Three months of book study - just when I thought the CCIE would be worth having. I think Cisco recommends 520 hours of hands on router experience after passing the written. | |
| smrkdown 2004-09-13, 8:00 pm |
| People who pass usually have more than three years of direct hands-on experience with Cisco equipment. Also, people usually fail at least once or twice before passing. | |
| darthfeces 2004-09-14, 10:36 am |
| um
testking helped you pass the lab ???
maybe you should help nasa bring in their probes.
what's your number # ????? | |
| Mat P 2004-09-14, 11:46 am |
| quote:
Originally posted by darthfeces what's your number # ?????
Oh dear..... | |
| dmaftei 2004-09-14, 12:09 pm |
| quote:
Originally posted by Mat P
Oh dear.....
Getting followers... | |
| stnosc 2004-09-14, 12:42 pm |
| Maybe Suresh "helped" the guy pass.... | |
| hard2win 2004-09-15, 12:35 am |
| its sad to see,what i'm getting.
I was here to share my experience but you people have made it a sin.
Sorry to be here.
I think i'm on fault who has passed the exam in three months. | |
| Gaulty 2004-09-15, 3:06 am |
| Well done mate on your pass!!!!
Unfortunately, like in other walks of life there are tosspots on here who only want to dis you if you don't conform to their way of thinking.
If you passed with only 3 months of study, then more power to you.
Lie back, get laid, get pissed or whatever gets your rocks off and enjoy the fruits of your labour. | |
| stnosc 2004-09-15, 5:39 am |
| quote:
Originally posted by hard2win
its sad to see,what i'm getting.
I was here to share my experience but you people have made it a sin.
Sorry to be here.
I think i'm on fault who has passed the exam in three months.
1) You can't pass the CCIE lab by reading books for three months and using test-king dumps. Anyone who knows anything about the CCIE lab can tell you that.
2) wongh and camol, two of the biggest braindump/cheat-sheet promoters on EN were quick to "congratulate" you. Hell, you're probably all three the same person.
3) I had to put my waders on, because the sh!t was getting deep in here.
4) Anyone who believes you is very ignorant of what the CCIE lab test entails:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/learning...s/lab_exam.html
5) You are lying your a$$ off.
6) You should be sorry you're here. | |
| jarred 2004-09-16, 2:33 am |
| Originally posted by stnosc
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You can't pass the CCIE lab by reading books for three months and using test-king dumps. Anyone who knows anything about the CCIE lab can tell you that.
what does it mean?
If u haven't passed ...then anyone can't? | |
| stnosc 2004-09-16, 3:28 am |
| Go away, boy...you're just like the other three losers. | |
| moderators 2004-09-17, 12:35 am |
| real fight | |
| Just Visiting 2004-09-17, 12:53 pm |
| Maybe Suresh provided somebody else's work at a charge to help the guy pass.
-JV | |
| stnosc 2004-09-17, 2:56 pm |
| That would not surprise me. | |
| haseeb_eng 2004-09-18, 2:47 am |
| hard2win how much is your job experience? | |
| josh5k 2004-09-20, 1:47 am |
| I have never seen, heard of even imagined anyone passing CCIE lab with 3 months of book study. You can do that to a CCNA / CCDA maybe. But not with a CCIE. No way. | |
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| fbak2 2004-09-20, 11:25 am |
| Like someone said easy to resolve
Name and number
by the by
Fred P. Baker #3555 | |
| fbak2 2004-09-20, 11:31 am |
| Sorry forgot to reply to the posts in general. 3 months with books and testkings passing the WRITTEN, I believe. Passing the LAB the first time dont buy it (par seems to be about 3).
As for me, I had 5 years experence, did lab pratice for 7 months and passed with an 80 the first time. | |
| Mat P 2004-09-20, 11:45 am |
| quote:
Originally posted by fbak2
#3555
Your showing off now
I'm almost 10000 behind you @ 13466!!
I was very lucky, my boss released me from work almost full time for a year, unfortunately I failed 3 times!! In the end the pressure got to me and I needed a break, I took 9.5 months out with a stress free job, studied for 5 or 6 weeks then passed the day before my written expired - completely unplanned, I just wanted the written to be renewed for another year!! You don't get a score anymore, but I think it was very close - anything above 80 is a waste anyway | |
| fbak2 2004-09-20, 12:41 pm |
| I went in 1998, and back then in the 2 day lab you were graded after each 'module' IP, nonIP and troubleshooting. So knowing going into troubleshooting that I needed to get them all (I had a bad first day and lost 15 points), made a big difference in my stress level.
Of course the new lab is one 'big glop' so now you are correct. |
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