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Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert (CCIE) is the highest Cisco certification level achievable and here at Cathay School we help students from across the world including USA, UK, Sweden, Holland, Norway, Germany, Canada, Australia and more to become CCIE qualified. As compared to our competitors, Cathay School belives that passing exam is a more important guarantee than any other promises. Since 2005, our average 1st attempt passing rate has maintained an incredible level of 80% and above. No matter how many times you failed before, it will be your last stop before having your CCIE number.
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Unbeatable one-on-one CCIE training
At a CCIE bootcamp, you will learn directly from our experienced instructors. This dynamic personalized instruction will allow you to study effectively and efficiently to get the most out of this intensive course and successfully complete your CCIE studies.
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The most state-of-the art CCIE labs
Our labsare up-to-date with all current CCIE lab exam versions so that when you take the lab exam you can be confident of passing. You will be able to put your knowledge into practice and make the most of your strengths while exposing your weaknesses in our CCIE labs.
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An incredible first-time pass rate
Our knowledgeable instructors and dedicated staff work hard to ensure you have the information and experience you need to pass the CCIE exam. We have a 90% average pass rate, even for those who have failed the exam in the past.
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Access List Configuration Tasks
Whether you are creating a standard or extended access list, you need to complete the following two tasks: Step 1 Create an access list in global configuration mode by specifying an access list number and access conditions. Define a standard IP access list using a source address and wildca...
Like OSPF, EIGRP uses three major steps to achieve its goal of learning the best available loop-free routes: Step 1. Establish EIGRP neighbor relationships
Preventing Unwanted Neighbors Using Passive
Interfaces When an EIGRP network configuration subcommand matches an interface, EIGRP on that router does two things: Step 1. Attempts to find potential EIGRP neighbors by sending Hellos to the 224.0.0.10 multicast address Step 2. Advertises about the subnet connected to that interface In some...
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