CCNA Wireless Instructor-Led Bootcamps

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.

Back in November of last year I attended the Internetwork Expert R&S Virtual Workshop, it was the best training course I've ever had the privilege of attending. I had already failed the lab and had gone thru 3 separate practice lab books besides reading the usual books, but still had some minor misconceptions on certain topics. Internetwork Expert's class was the only thing I could afford at the time and knowing that Brian Dennis and Brian McGahan both came from respectable Cisco Training companies it was a no brainer. The instruction was hands down the best available, and the lab simulation was not only harder than the real lab but by far the closest that you can get to the real thing (except I wasn't paying $1250 every day). The virtual classroom provided for real-time audio, application sharing (so the instructors could actually walk the student through debugging and configuration at the CLI) and also a whiteboard in which the instructors could illustrate topologies etc. The level of expertise is what really impressed me; Brian and Brian really know Cisco networking to a level that still makes me feel very small and insignificant. Needless to say the week after I attended their course I passed the Lab in San Jose with flying colors! InternetworkExpert is by far the best training available for the CCIE!! They also have the best prices as well as support; If you consider the cost of a failed lab attempt and their course which actually provides a true lab experience (including a score reports!!) it's almost ridiculous to attempt the lab without taking their course! I plan on attending their CCIE Security course as soon as I get a chance!

Hi, I want to thank the Brians and the entire crew at Internetwork expert. I got my CCIE# 18269 on 20th June at San Jose. Wanted to pass down a Great Thanks to all you folks out there for a wonderful product. Thanks

I always use to read the success story of almost every CCIE on this form to evaluate myself that how I am going and where I am standing to get motivation from them. But today its mine day to write something here. I passed my written exam in March 2008 and thought to move forward towards the lab. But I never knew that how to start and from where to start. I google it and found internetwork expert community as a best resource. I read the note of Brian Dennis "how to become CCIE" that really put me on right track. I planned my study according to that. Started with Advance Technology (R&S) labs, and gone through that twice, then I started volume-2 on 1st lab it took me 3 days with 8 hours working on very 1st lab and I came to know that CCIE is all about dedication. So, I decided to move steadily with motivation towards my goal. I found my self that whenever I repeat the lab I always found new thing or anything that I left unintentional in previous try. I practised as per Brian Denis recommendation 1,2-4,5,7, etc. and practised them over again and again. That improved my grip on technology and CLI typing speed. Gone through CoD over and over and again that's fruitful to you and what I found was to note the important points in CoD (CoD is like golden words that is full of knowledge). That worked and helped me to get prepare for the big day. It took almost 18 months for me to clear the lab with dedicated 8-9 hours study per day. I used IE's product for open ended question and gone through the document links to find detail about each question that not only helped me in understanding the question but also improved my theoretical knowledge. For open ended questions; I will recommend Anthony Sequeira's book (CCIE quick reference guide) I am thankful to Brian Dennis/McGahan, Scott Morris, Petr and Anthony for being my teachers in this journey. I am dedicating my CCIE number to my Country (Pakistan) and to my parents- the balance in my life.

The reality of it is still sinking it, but it's official: I am now CCIE RS 24917 after my first attempt! Without question, my success is greatly due to the materials available from Internetwork Expert. I went through all of the Class on Demands, Workbooks 1, 2, and 3, and the Core knowledge simulator. My schedule was short and aggressive, exactly 4 months from start till my lab date on July 20, 2009. On average, I studied 3 hours a night during the work week, and 6 - 8 hours on the weekends. Due to the time committed, and the high quality of the Internetwork Expert materials, I didn't find the lab as technically challenging as I expected. The study materials put me at a technical level that was above and beyond what I encountered in the lab, and it became more an issue of time management and lab strategy. My thanks again to the Internetwork Expert team. Over the past four months, I bounced between praising and cursing the Internetwork Expert name. The end result is that thestudy materials pushed me to reach a level of technical proficiency that has made me realize this: I was a CCIE before I walked into the lab- the lab was more a necessary formality.