Go CCIE Go!! - A Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert

Ha ha ha ha Tarun and others, Please, let's understand that the RFCs and what you and your mate/s stated in your posts is read by every one and I mean at all levels, CCNP, CCIP etc. ...

One interesting side note. I am capable of being a systems engineer for a premier certified partner without a CCDA (Which is required) because I have the CCIE > From: smorris@internetworkexpert.com> To: edwlui@gmail.com; tfaria72@gmail.com> CC: pgstephan@gmail.com; ccielab@groupstudy.com; ahmadmanzoor1980@gmail.com> Subject: RE: CCDP with CCIE + CCNP + CCNA> Date: Mon, 15 Sep 2008 18:13:31 -0400> > The CCIE qualifies you as having the CCNA + the Foundations series (BCMSN,> ISCW and BSCI or whatever the hell they're called now).> > CCDA is still it's own thing, so you'll need the DESGN test for that. ...

My personal opinion is that it's not a case of whether the lab is hard or not - its difficulty varies based on the following (but not limited to) points: a) Your preparation b) Your confidence c) Your ability to correctly interpret the requirements d) Your ability to correctly implement your interpretation - configuration and accuracy - verification skills e) Your time management f) Your ability to deal with "curveballs" - although this is inversely proportional to point a Ie the better prepared you are - the less likelihood of "curveballs". ...

Dialer interfaces are a subsequent result of PPP. PPP is on the blueprint. Not every specific command or subset technology needs to be listed in order to be valid for testing! ...