interesting you should mention this. I once worked with a CCIE who claimed
he was the world's leading expert on IPX using EIGRP He worked at Major
California Bank and claimed over 15,000 routers in the organization.
Chuck
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Michael L. Williams
Sent: Monday, September 10, 2001 4:39 PM
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Subject: Re: Is this going to be a trend for the CCIE cert??? [7:19296]
"Leigh Anne Chisholm" wrote in message
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> Simple point is... not everyone that's got years and years of experience
> certified with Cisco. Many people I know don't feel that they have to
prove
> their knowledge by sitting an exam.
And on the flip-side, I'm sure there are those Cisco CCIE # < 3000 that
don't have tons of experience with a wide variety of things. Perhaps there
are those that got their CCIE, got a job with a firm, and only use
EIGRP......
It's more than possible......
Which brings me to a big gripe of mine. People assume that if you have 5
years experience, that it's5 years of experience as opposed to the the same
1 year of experience 5 times over. I've dealt with plenty of network
engineers with "years and years" of experience on a network with EIGRP that
had NO CLUE that EIGRP used multicast........ sad.......
Mike W.
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