06-10-2004, 10:38 AM
Lâu lắm mới thấy có người đậu CCIE Sec.
-----Original Message-----
From: nobody@groupstudy.com [mailto:nobody@groupstudy.com]
Sent: Tuesday, 05 October, 2004 12:22 PM
To: cisco@groupstudy.com
Subject: CCIE Security PASS!!!!! [7:93539]
I just wanted to say thank you to the guys at CyscoExpert. They helped me
achieve the undreamed of possibility, my CCIE in security. For more than 9
months I had practiced on my home lab and had done about every security lab
scenario, both in the Cisco Press security lab book and from a course I had
taken in California. Furthermore, I had researched and studied every piece
of information that I could find on the Internet and in Cisco's extensive
library with reference to different security scenarios with Cisco
equipment. Feeling confident, I took my first security IE lab exam knowing
I had the knowledge to pass, but I failed. I felt that I failed the first
time because I was too nervous, so nervous in fact, I could not eat during
lunchtime, much less hold any type of conversation at the table! I felt more
comfortable staring into space wondering what happened to my BGP
configuration, rather than enjoying the comp lunch. Anyway, I decided to
research everything I thought I knew, and take the exam again 30 days
later. After failing a second time, I knew I needed help. There was
nothing left for me to research or read. By grace, I found this web-site
where someone posted his situation that exactly described my own, and I felt
it was a life raft thrown out to me. I called CyscoExpert and spoke with an
incredibly intelligent, kind Cisco Expert named Bahram. He told me not to
worry, and after a phone interview I was on my way to Chicago. There I
would meet with Naren, Peter, Mitch, Tom, Bahram and their students. I was
impressed by the caliber of people I met both personally, and
professionally. Their unique individualized attention to each student was
what I needed to succeed. Under their tutelage, I was able to correct my
thinking regarding such challenging topics as CBAC, IDS, VPN, etc. I am
again going back to CyscoExpert (www.cyscoexpert.com) to finish my CCIE in
R&S, because why settle for less when you have found the best? Best regards
to all of you pursuing your CCIE!
Sean Bowles, CCIE Security #13831
-----Original Message-----
From: nobody@groupstudy.com [mailto:nobody@groupstudy.com]
Sent: Tuesday, 05 October, 2004 12:22 PM
To: cisco@groupstudy.com
Subject: CCIE Security PASS!!!!! [7:93539]
I just wanted to say thank you to the guys at CyscoExpert. They helped me
achieve the undreamed of possibility, my CCIE in security. For more than 9
months I had practiced on my home lab and had done about every security lab
scenario, both in the Cisco Press security lab book and from a course I had
taken in California. Furthermore, I had researched and studied every piece
of information that I could find on the Internet and in Cisco's extensive
library with reference to different security scenarios with Cisco
equipment. Feeling confident, I took my first security IE lab exam knowing
I had the knowledge to pass, but I failed. I felt that I failed the first
time because I was too nervous, so nervous in fact, I could not eat during
lunchtime, much less hold any type of conversation at the table! I felt more
comfortable staring into space wondering what happened to my BGP
configuration, rather than enjoying the comp lunch. Anyway, I decided to
research everything I thought I knew, and take the exam again 30 days
later. After failing a second time, I knew I needed help. There was
nothing left for me to research or read. By grace, I found this web-site
where someone posted his situation that exactly described my own, and I felt
it was a life raft thrown out to me. I called CyscoExpert and spoke with an
incredibly intelligent, kind Cisco Expert named Bahram. He told me not to
worry, and after a phone interview I was on my way to Chicago. There I
would meet with Naren, Peter, Mitch, Tom, Bahram and their students. I was
impressed by the caliber of people I met both personally, and
professionally. Their unique individualized attention to each student was
what I needed to succeed. Under their tutelage, I was able to correct my
thinking regarding such challenging topics as CBAC, IDS, VPN, etc. I am
again going back to CyscoExpert (www.cyscoexpert.com) to finish my CCIE in
R&S, because why settle for less when you have found the best? Best regards
to all of you pursuing your CCIE!
Sean Bowles, CCIE Security #13831