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INE's CCNA Security Bootcamp is the ultimate all-in-one solution for engineers pursuing the Cisco Certified Network Associate Security (CCNA Security) certification. The bootcamp includes more than 15 hours of instructor-led content to prepare you for the latest IINS (Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security) exam. The online class runs for three days, and all students attending the class will automatically have access to the recorded content.
INE's CCNA Security Bootcamp covers the latest Cisco Certified Network Associate Security (CCNA Security) exams and their blueprints. Specifically, this includes exam 640-553 - Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (IINS).
The bootcamp is structured according to the outline below.
CCNA Security candidates who have previously obtained CCNA certification.
This bootcamp will also benefit students looking to build and solidify their knowledge of how to secure small and medium-sized networks, and as a step towards achieving the CCSP certification.
After completing the Bootcamp, you should be prepared to take your exam within 90 days.
Hi, I got my CCIE-security, in 6 months, realy InternetworkEX helped me in that cause they give me all the required resources (workbook, R-Labs, and lab support was v-good). Thanks alot Internetwork-EXpert.
It was a 2 year journey. I am so thank-full the internetwork expert has really really good workbooks and online courses I tried other vendors but they weren't much good I plan on doing ccie wireless now.
Its a little late for me to do this but yeah I am proud to let you know guys that I finally made it, I cleared the CCIE Security Lab Exam last Nov 2010. It took me more than 2 attempts and the 2nd one was painfully close. I almost broke into pieces and thought of giving up. After buying all the workbooks, attending bootcamp, and labbing/studying more than 30hrs a week for more than a year... it just doesn't make sense if I don't get a number. Two reasons that keeps me trying: It would be a total waste of time, money and effort and I would be a total loser if I give up and and everything will be wasted! So to all the candidates two things to keep in mind: Do your best and never ever give up! I want to thank INE team and fellow candidates for the materials and support!!!
Finally... I passed the CCIE Security exam. 3rd time's a charm ;) What a journey this has been. I have been dreaming about CCIE since 2001, but began serious study in June 2007. A year later, I passed the written and finally yesterday (3/9) on my 3rd try I passed the lab. My first attempt was v2 and I just barely failed and I wasn't able to schedule another attempt before the v3 change so I put study on hold for a couple months, then began to learn the v3 things, which was really more than I was expecting. I of course at that time wanted to be done and pass, but, deep down I was ok with it because I really enjoy learning these technologies and the v3 change forced me to master them, which is a very good thing for the real world because I use these technologies daily now at work. Almost a year later I attempted again and thought for sure I passed, but ended up failing both OEQ and the lab! I was totally shocked on the lab part because I was able to complete all the tasks, however, functionality is only half the battle, technicalities is the other half and I learned that lesson the hard way. I knew this all along, but, with the stresses of the lab on full force I was more concerned with functionality. "Its working! Next task!" No good.. So, my motto for the 3rd attempt was to stay calm, and read into the task looking for these technicalities. Measure twice cut once attitude. I finished with 2 hours left, ran through the lab 2 more times, rebooting the rack, all was well so I left. Leaving the lab, I was more concerned with OEQ rather than the configuration portion, very similar to my 2nd attempt. I seem to instantly know the answer to 2 of the 4, and am forced to make educated guesses on the other 2. I don't know if this is just me, or if other people are having this experience, but it is quite a feeling to have $1400 on the line and your pass/fail coming down to "did I get at least 3 right???" Boy am I glad this is over hehe, for now. I have an amazing family and awesome friends, all who supported me as I went through this process. My wife and kids especially felt the pain. As I spent my 20+ hours a week in my office on top of my normal work schedule I missed a lot of nights and weekends with them, all worth it, but without their support there is no way I could have done this. I look forward to being a full-time Dad and Husband again! I will definitely be coming back to INE when I am ready to start preparation for R/S, and eventually CCDE (years off). The INE material is by far the best and I look forward to learning more! Special thanks to Keith Barker who has been my instructor and mentor throughout this journey. You are the best Keith! Thanks!
Hello, Just wanted to let you know that I passed my IE ( second attempt) in San Jose. It took two whole days for the results to come in .. and the wait was excruciating. I must thank everyone at INE ... especially for their excellent study material . Top Stuff The lab was ok . Not tough and not easy either . I made very silly mistakes in my first attempt and knew what they were. Finished about 2 hours early and spent the rest of the time reviewing ... must have rebooted the entire kit at least thrice ...to make sure all tunnels came up and all verifications worked. The exhaustion is just settling in ... my fingers literally hurt as i type this.
