Congrats mate!!

 

Best of luck for next CCIE.

 

With Regards,

Rohit Baweja

CCIE#21519

+91-98993 83317

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From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Antonio Dee
Sent: Monday, October 05, 2009 8:21 AM
To: CCIE_RS OnlineStudyList
Subject: [OSL | CCIE_RS] CCIE #25609

 

Hi Guyz,

Just arrived back home from my Lab exam last Friday.

And yes, I conquered the beast on the first try, CCIE #26509 !!!! I
basically shouted my heart out when I saw that I passed, I placed my face on
the bed and just shouted, I just couldn't believe it. I gave my wife the
honor to login and see the result :-)

First, want to thank GOD for everything !!!

Second, I want to give a special thanks to my wife who has been there all
the way and the pain that we need to endure for more than 11 months of
preparation. She had to endure my stubbornness :-( and temperament :-(.
Thank you Kay !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Third, I want to thank you to a very special friend of mine, he saw how it
is prepared till we went to Sydney to take my exam, he was there till the
day I took the exam, rode with me to the lab center in the morning :-) Thank
you Lix !!!!

And Lastly, thank you IPExpert and this list, I may not be that noisy on
this list, but i've been absorbing all i can from this list and taking notes
of the problem and issue that can arise from each different technology. I've
compiled everything i can on all situation that can arise.

So, here it it, it's really doable guyz, no magic!!!

To be honest and not breaking anything on the NDA, I didn't finish all the
task, I had 5 task left out so it was really close a call , I told my wife
and my friend afterwards that if i'll fail this, it's really going to be
very close to the passing mark of 80. But I really knew i locked down those
task that I answered.

I followed what Joe and Jared has always said, don't be tempted to pound on
your keyboard immediately, I wasted close to an hour just drawing and
internalizing what they want before starting.

I screwed up on my Frame Relay in relation to OSPF, it was really my fault,
i guess i was a really nervous, lost 15 minutes on there troubleshooting, i
said to myself, i'm already dead if i can't get this up and running in 30
minutes , no way i'll pass, it was when i got back on my feet on this that I
got the confidence to have a chance to pass the exam. and i just pounded on
the keyboard like crazy to catch up thinking along the way all the task that
they want me to do. This is where I said to myself, thank GOD i read the
whole thing already and I knew which direction i'm going to take.

What I did for the OEQ? On my last week before leaving for Sydney, I just
reviewed the CCIE Written Study Guide, TCP/IP Vol1 and Vol II. took notes on
those little things that you take for granted while simulating.

Wish everybody all the luck, don't let it get into your nervs , if you will
let it, you already lost the battle during the exam. Take Control and stay
on top.

I'm taking a month off, get back to the world now and ordering the resources
for SP, will be at the SP mailing list absorbing again what i did from here.
:-)

Cheers!
Antonio Dee
CCIE #25609
CCNP,CCDP,CCSP,MCSE,LCP,CNA
"Patience is the virtue of success"




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