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Hi,<br />
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Thanks a lot for your message, really appreciate it. <br />
And yeah, i have just picked up some books from the library. TCP/IP Routing one. I am planning to read up the basic books first and get a strong hold on the basics before i dive into the LAB. <br />

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Hi,

Thanks a lot for your message, really appreciate it.
And yeah, i have just picked up some books from the library. TCP/IP Routing one. I am planning to read up the basic books first and get a strong hold on the basics before i dive into the LAB.


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Hi All,<br />
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Need your advise on where do i start my CCIE preparation from? Right now i have my CCNP which was taken 2 years back and i have working in the Networking field for the last 6 years working on BGP, OSPF, EIGRP and lot of other products like firewalls, VPN, cache engines and also Monitoring systems like HPOV, SOlarwinds and stuff.<br />
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Now as my CCNP is going to expire i taught of getting my CCIE, atleast give it a try. So where do i start from? Should i re-do my CCNP training and then do my CCIE written?<br />
<br />
So can i just start on the CCIE self paced training from any of the 2 websites?<br />
<br />
<a href="http://www.ine.com" rel="ugc">http://www.ine.com</a><br />
<a href="http://www.ipexpert.com/" rel="ugc">http://www.ipexpert.com/</a><br />
<br />
THe reason i choose the paid sites is because if i dont pay i would not study. I have to lose something to gain something back :P And also the ipexpert website provides a very organized way of learning things. <br />
<br />
Thanks<br />
Hari 
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Hi All,

Need your advise on where do i start my CCIE preparation from? Right now i have my CCNP which was taken 2 years back and i have working in the Networking field for the last 6 years working on BGP, OSPF, EIGRP and lot of other products like firewalls, VPN, cache engines and also Monitoring systems like HPOV, SOlarwinds and stuff.

Now as my CCNP is going to expire i taught of getting my CCIE, atleast give it a try. So where do i start from? Should i re-do my CCNP training and then do my CCIE written?

So can i just start on the CCIE self paced training from any of the 2 websites?

http://www.ine.com
http://www.ipexpert.com/

THe reason i choose the paid sites is because if i dont pay i would not study. I have to lose something to gain something back :P And also the ipexpert website provides a very organized way of learning things. 

Thanks
Hari 

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