From: joshua lauer (jslauer@hotmail.com)
Date: Thu Jun 02 2005 - 09:46:26 GMT-3
Congrats man,
now it's time to rock the house aussie style..I just got back from there 
about a month ago and it was very awesome. Again congrats on your number and 
drink some of that fine australian beer to celebrate.
regards,
JL
<br><br><br>>From: Ian Henderson 
 
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: Wed Jul 06 2005 - 14:43:40 GMT-3
<ianh@chime.net.au><br>>Reply-To: Ian Henderson 
<ianh@chime.net.au><br>>To: ccielab@groupstudy.com<br>>Subject: 
CCIE #14721<br>>Date: Thu, 2 Jun 2005 19:39:14 +0800 
(WST)<br>><br>>Oh wow. Just totally wow. This is the best high. :) 
Passed my second lab<br>>attempt in Sydney today. Got the email under two 
hours after leaving<br>>Cisco.<br>><br>>Thanks and shouts 
to:<br>>- The Brians. The IEWB is a great resource.<br>>- 
CertificationZone. Very concise tutorials on CCIE topics and great<br>>   
starting points for studying a topic in depth.<br>>- Marc vH. Thanks for 
the inspiration.<br>>- Greenday, Jimmy Eat World and Bowling For Soup. 
Punk rock is the only<br>>   way to study. :)<br>><br>>Suggestions 
for people going through this:<br>>- Fail it once - this will ensure 
you're calm and know how to focus the<br>>   second time.<br>>- Focus 
on the core stuff. Frame, switching, IGP, ISDN make up around<br>>   
*half* of your points. While DLSW or 802.1x may be unknowns, don't 
spend<br>>   all your time fixing niggly configs.<br>>- On the 
flipside, ensure you complete *everything*. Re-read every<br>>   
question. Make sure you don't miss a single sentence within a 
question.<br>>   Once you've finished, go through the labbook again, 
reading all your<br>>   configs. I found many typos and logic flaws on 
this second run.<br>>- Talk to the proctor. The questions are written by 
somebody who's first<br>>   language isn't English, and they can be a bit 
difficult to understand<br>>   without some clarification.<br>>- Cisco 
aren't kidding when they say bring a jacket. Its not an office<br>>   
environment, its a computer room with desks in it. I'm going to be<br>>   
sniffly for a few days because I just wore a Tshirt (but I don't 
care!<br>>   Yay 
CCIE!).<br>><br>>Rgds,<br>><br>><br>><br>>- 
I.<br>><br>>--<br>>Ian Henderson, CCIE #14721<br>>Senior Network 
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