CCIE Self-study: CCIE Practical Studies Volume II

Gain hands-on experience for the CCIE Lab Exam with volume two of the best-selling CCIE Practical Studies title from Cisco Press

• Experience putting concepts into practice with lab scenarios that guide you in applying what you know
• Learn how to build a practice lab for your CCIE lab exam preparation
• Take five full-blown practice labs that mimic the actual lab exam environment

CCIE Practical Studies, Volume II leads CCIE candidates through the process of preparing for the CCIE lab exam by presenting them with a series of challenging laboratory exercises. A perfect companion to the best-selling first edition, this book provides coverage of CCIE lab exam topics not covered in Volume I, like the Cisco Catalyst 3550, route maps, BGP, Multicast, and QoS. Combined with Volume I, the CCIE candidate will get comprehensive coverage of the routing and switching portions of the Routing and Switching, Security, and Service Provider lab exams.

The book begins with brief coverage of the core technologies required on the CCIE lab exam and includes suggested references for further reading. Laboratory exercises covering each of the core technologies follow, providing detailed guides to applying the technologies in real network settings. The final chapter of the book concludes with five hands-on lab exercises. These comprehensive practice labs include all of the technologies and gradually increase in difficulty level. They present readers with scenarios similar to what they will face on the actual lab exam. Study tips and test-taking techniques are included throughout the book.

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Karl Solie, CCIE No. 4599, is a Senior Network Engineer for Comdisco Network Services in Minnetonka, MN. Karl is also a lead instructor for the Comdisco CCIE program and is the author of CCIE Practical Studies, Volume I from Cisco Press.

Leah Lynch, CCIE No. 7220, is a network engineer with a large financial institution. Leah has over seven years of experience in the IT industry with four years focused on heterogeneous internetwork environments, including banking, retail, medical, government, manufacturing, corporate, sales, service provider, telecommunications, and wireless networks