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Friday, October 30, 2009

A peek at the new CCIE R/S lab; China loses CCIEs

Growth of the China CCIE count goes negative by -9; Cisco/Starent target of investigation
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CCIE R/S Lab Troubleshooting: Initially Shocked, but Wasn't Too Bad

Wendell Odom reports on the revised CCIE certification. He writes, "So I'm sitting at the CCIE R/S lab Beta, and beginning the part I was sooooo looking forward to - the new two-hour troubleshooting section. Two minutes into that section, I was completely bummed. It seemed too much to even attempt. 40-ish routers and switches... 10-12 trouble tickets... two hours... plus a new user interface. But by the end of the process, I had completely reversed my opinion." Read full story

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