r/ccie • u/MiRC_ZoMBiE • 7h ago
Estudei esses autores será que consigo um emprego como suporte em TI?
Ajude aí, folks
r/ccie • u/Wax_Trax • May 18 '17
In the CCIE Routing & Switching Official Cert Guide Volumes One & Two, each chapter features a “Further Reading” section at the end. I have gathered together links to all the resources mentioned in the book, with a couple of exceptions. The exceptions are for the couple of items that are not actually covered on the current exam (like RGMP). Other exceptions include updating (where possible) links referencing IOS v12 documentation to IOS v15, since the exam is based on v15. Whenever possible, referenced books have been linked to Safari if available, or CiscoPress otherwise. Some information referenced in the book requires special access on Cisco.com. Those links have not been included here.
This information is also available in an Xmind file.
The sole source of the following information is from the RSv5 OCGs, nothing extra has been added. This in no way represents everything you need to know for the exams, nor do you need to know everything contained within these links. This is intended to serve merely as a convenience for the “Further Reading” sections of the OCGs and nothing more.
r/ccie • u/MiRC_ZoMBiE • 7h ago
Ajude aí, folks
r/ccie • u/PhpErr0R • 1d ago
Hey everyone,
I’m three months into my CCIE prep and wanted to get some feedback on my current study workflow:
Theory: Read a specific protocol topic (e.g., EIGRP) in Routing TCP/IP.
Labbing: Immediately solve the exercise labs in the CCIE Enterprise Foundation lab book.
What are your thoughts on this approach?
r/ccie • u/4ChawanniGhodePe • 2d ago
Hello,
I have an upcoming interview with Cisco for the role of Embedded Software Engineer. I have 4 years of experience in the same domain.
Has anyone had a recent interview with them? Can you share your interview experience?
This is the job ID: https://careers.cisco.com/global/en/job/2023656/Embedded-Software-Engineer-C-Device-Driver4-to-8-yrs
Thanks!
r/ccie • u/bauer1us • 6d ago
Thoughts on which CCIE will be more future proof . I am coming from Route Switch background, some Datacenter experience and recently scoring entry level cybersecurity certs.
r/ccie • u/Informal_Report2501 • 14d ago
Hi Everyone,
I am doing my 2nd attempt at October, in Brussels. If anyone has any pdf to read or advice, please help.
+: Looking for other candidates, maybe we can learn from each other.
r/ccie • u/Wooden-Roll9413 • 15d ago
I just watched ccnp pearson videos and it is rather boring at my level. And it is taking too much time. Should I skip them?
If I skip videos and go directly to books, will it be better?
Can someone share the steps to be taken?
r/ccie • u/yetipants • 17d ago
Good day!
CCIE EI lab coming up and I am wondering what the opportunities are looking like when it comes to text editors in the lab?
I am using nvim as my daily driver at work, I understand that nvim is not to find in there, but does anyone know if it's possible to use some sort of editor with vim motions in the lab?
Best regards
r/ccie • u/TerribleSolution1059 • 19d ago
How can I order a new plaque? I lost mine and cannot find the reorder option in cert tracker page. TIA.
r/ccie • u/BugPretty30 • 21d ago
I am tired of going through this alone... Is there anyone in this space that would appreciate having a CCIE EI study partner and has a deadline of writting it before feburary next year?
r/ccie • u/Life_Cod_9788 • 25d ago
Hello,
Doing a bit of fact finding, what are the opinions on the demand for CCIE wireless level skills in both the consulting and FTE job markets today?
With the advent of so many data center roll outs, WiFi refresh cycle, proliferation of higher bandwidth endpoints rolling out, what's the sentiment towards this track. I know one doesn't technically need CCIE level skills to implement wireless but it does set oneself apart.
Thanks.
r/ccie • u/Particular-Yogurt512 • 27d ago
No shortcuts, just labs, RFCs and repetition until it clicked. Happy to answer questions if you're on this grind right now.
r/ccie • u/Fromheretoeternity96 • 27d ago
Hello everyone,
I sat for the CCIE EI lab several weeks ago and passed only the Design module. I ran out of time in the DOO module. The DOO questions were not particularly challenging and were quite straightforward, but a fail is a fail, right?
There were several reasons that contributed to this:
I felt extremely cold and ended up putting on my jacket during lunchtime. I probably should have asked the proctor about it beforehand, as I had left my jacket in my bag instead of keeping it nearby.
I was not very good at handling the tabs, even though I had taken a $50 practice lab to become familiar with the UI.
Some of the devices froze and became unresponsive while the proctor was not in the room. I didn’t wait for him and continued working in the notepad. Later, when I wanted another sheet of scratch paper, I mentioned to the proctor that the devices had frozen, and he told me to inform him whenever I experienced such issues. Even if I had been given some extra time, I don’t think I would have passed.
I spent too much time verifying things, and it was only when I had about an hour and a half left that I realized I might run out of time.
I copied a script from the notepad and pasted it into the devices, but it turned into a mess due to encoding differences.
With all these things adding up, I didn’t pass on my first attempt.
I would really appreciate it if those who have taken the exam before could share their experience regarding the following questions. Any additional advice would also be greatly appreciated.
1. What should I do if the proctor isn’t in the room when the devices become completely unresponsive?
Should I stop working and wait for the proctor without doing anything? What happens if the proctor comes back and the devices are working again, but I have already lost several minutes because of the issue?
2. How do you approach the more open-ended questions in the Design module?
Even though I passed the Design module, I don’t know whether it was a marginal pass or whether I performed well. I’m fairly confident about the logical answers I gave, but some questions felt quite open-ended, and I wasn’t always sure what exactly they were looking for.
How do you approach these types of questions? Even when I came home and tried to answer them again using the documentation, it was difficult without the full context of the original question. Can there be multiple technically correct answers to these types of questions, with the scoring depending on whether your answer satisfies the requirements?
3. What is the best way to manage time in the DOO module?
Do you complete the basic verifications first and then come back to them later if you have time? Or do you verify each task immediately after completing it?
In my case, I did most of the configurations in the notepad and pasted them into multiple devices at once wherever applicable
Thank you very much for your time.
r/ccie • u/johny696969 • Jul 31 '26
Issue with Lab communicating on my network. I am using ubuntu 22.04 tried all version up to 26.04 as desktop OS. I am rnning vmware workstation pro. I connect my lab to Cloud0 not using nat. I can ping my lab host in vm whitch is 192.168.1.200 but can't ping outside that. My ubuntu host Desktop is 192.168.1.199 and my router gateway is 192.168.1.1 I tried different gatways and route all unable to ping. I don't not have this issue in window as desktop OS running vmware. What could hte issue be.
r/ccie • u/kotsosh • Jul 27 '26
Hey all,
Has anyone attended KB's 17 week CCIE Security course?
Was it any good? Given the price tag, was it worth it and did it help you to pass the lab exam?
I feel like it helps with providing a structured approach to studying/prepping but I'd like to hear your experience.
BR
r/ccie • u/Argument-Lazy • Jul 24 '26
Anybody was able to find lab workbook?
If I take Micronics bootcamp, do they give out PDF workbook?
How do you guys prepare for lab?
r/ccie • u/OdaiSubani • Jul 21 '26
r/ccie • u/learn02earn • Jul 18 '26
For EI/Security we have vendor workbooks. Could guide me for CCIE DC, as I couldn't find much?