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March 13, 2009
Cisco Design Guides...In Style!
I stumbled across this link when I was looking for CCIE Voice study information. Pretty nice way of delivering design guides while giving a visual look at some solid network builds! Those Cisco folks are such studs...
Cisco Validated Designs: The Integrated Network
Posted by JC at March 13, 2009 3:58 PM
Comments
This is freakin cool man!
Posted by: DY at March 14, 2009 12:15 AM
My understanding was that it's not possible to brain dump a CCIE written? I thought that was why it is considered harder proof of genuine knowledge then CC*A/CC*P certs?
Posted by: Carlton at March 16, 2009 7:36 AM
Jeremy you're the best...
I got a hold of this blog from cbt nuggets videos (i'm about to take my ccna exam), this is cisco heaven. You inspire me, i feel like mastering everything cisco & getting all the certifications cisco has to offer... But of all, your faith moves me, these two C's in your life are a wicked combination.
Sorry for sounding fanatical.
Posted by: Ben at March 20, 2009 9:46 PM
i wish you good luck. I am also racing time to take my 1st ccnp bsci exam before july where my "old' CCNA expire at.
Posted by: M.Elhassan at March 22, 2009 5:05 AM
Hi Jeremy
Best of luck in your exams, you videos just got me my CCNA, studying for ccna security now.
HAve a good one!!
Posted by: Jamie at March 23, 2009 10:49 AM
hi, JC
sure you don't know me, but I know a bit of you through CBTNUGGETS videos, I'm going to be off-topic.Because I need some help;
please I'm preparing for CCNA VOICE exam and yesterday I tried to connect windows netmeeting with the CME it call routing worked well but quality of sound was awful. I was wondering if it was a problem of transcoding, if yes how can solve it.
Posted by: david at March 26, 2009 4:45 AM
Random out of place question here:
Have you taken a look at the CCNA Security at all yet? The req. exams only list the IINS...is there seriously no PIX/ASA knowledge required for a security exam or am I just blind?
Kind of mad that Cisco is basically bilking me for another 250$ since I won't be ready to take the CCSP exams by June.
Posted by: dch at March 29, 2009 9:27 PM
dch: The only prerequisite for CCNA Security is a valid CCNA. Cisco isn't really getting anything else out of you, since they are replacing the SND exam with CCNA Security, so you still take exactly the same number of tests.
CCNA Security focuses on generalized and Cisco-specific security fundamentals and theory, and IOS security features. You should know what the ASA is and how it would fit in to a network though, and of course, the more you know, the better off you are - not only for the exam, but in the real world! SNAF and (optional) SNAA exams both cover the ASA, and the former is a requirement to obtain a CCSP.
Posted by: Brad S at March 30, 2009 11:45 AM
Hi Jeremy, it's me again, i've readup on the ccna security and watching the cbt videos to top it off, and i'm gonna be booking the test real soon. It's really amazing that alotta stuff that you covered are far more then what is covered in the books, some untouched topics which is a bonus. Thank you very much for the inspiration. I'm just thinking will cisco offer certification something alongs the line of Pen-Testing ??
Cheers Jeremy !!
p.s what does your surname means by the way ?
Posted by: Amar at March 31, 2009 2:15 AM
Jeremy, Have you ever looked into ShoreTel? They are what Cisco was 15 years ago. Cisco gets nervous when going up against them in RFPs. Take a look at the Nemeretes Report, they beat Cisco in every category.
Posted by: Robert E at March 31, 2009 10:45 PM
It's my first time here. but the information is really good. And also everything about Cisco is really great!
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This is also my first time here, and the article is very informative. Keep on doing some great posts for us readers.
Posted by: Webfrims at May 13, 2009 12:22 PM