Archive for the ‘Voice Lab’ Category

Josh Finke – Best CCIE Voice Instructor Ever?

I have been watching INE's CCIE Voice Class on Demand and all I can say is WOW! I never thought of Josh as a great instructor simply because I never heard his name before. I am half way through watching this and trust me it blows away IPexpert's VOD. Josh has a great style of teaching and even though...

February 21st, 2010 | Voice Lab | Read More

Status Update: Nov 2nd 2009

It has been 2 weeks since I last updated my strategy. Time has been flying and with schedule at work I was not able to really get the things going. After comparing IPX and INE Voice Workbook 1, I have decided that INE's style will suite my studies since I have seen them before and also they looked more...

November 2nd, 2009 | Voice Lab | Read More

Status Update: Oct 18th 2009

Last week or so has been very hectic trying to balance work and setting up the CCIE Voice Home Lab. I had everything ready to go and yesterday while setting up my PSTN/WAN router I realized that the T1 crossover cables I ordered were bad. So much for trying to avoid more work. I ended up making my own...

October 18th, 2009 | Voice Lab | Read More

Passed CCIE Voice Written & Lab Scheduled

As most of you know that I was not able to get a spot for CCIE R&S attempt and decided to put R&S on hold and work on CCIE Voice due to the upcoming Cisco Voice projects at work. I started studying for CCIE Voice Written about 2 months ago. It was a great learning curve since we are an Avaya...

October 9th, 2009 | Voice Lab, Voice Written | Read More

Starting CCIE Voice

From my last CCIE attempt, it was clear that the lab itself was a piece of cake for me and I was caught offguard by Open Ended Questions. So now that I followed the outline I created for myself and read through all the CCIE Written material, I was in for another surprise. I logged in to schedule my next...

July 6th, 2009 | Voice Lab | Read More