[INE] Dave Smith - CCIE Routing & Switching Advanced Troubleshooting v5 [2015, ENG] 18.99 GB [Internetwork Expert] INE CCIE Routing & Switching Written v4 Exam 2011 [2011, ENG] 3.75 GB IPexpert CCIE R&S Lab Video on Demand 'Technology Lecture Series' [2008] 33.92 GB Duggan M.J. - CCIE Routing and Switching Practice Labs [2008, PDF, ENG] 20.1 MB. Incorporating more than 10 years of development history, and revised for the June 2014 CCIE Routing & Switching Version 5 blueprint, INE’s CCIE Routing & Switching Workbook continues to set the standard for CCIE Routing & Switching lab preparation.

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I am in the home stretch in my studies for the v5 lab and have the opportunity to attend a bootcamp paid via work. I am wanting to schedule the lab around late September or early October, but haven't due to getting a bootcamp scheduled.

So here is my question. What have you heard about the 3 big training companies bootcamps? (INE, Micronics (Narbik), and IPExpert)

If you have attended one, what was your opinion? How many mock labs did you do during the camp? How much was hands on CLI vs lecture? How much 1 on 1 time did you have to work with the instructor?

From my research online, I have seen nothing but amazing reviews about Narbik. Unfortunately, the schedule for his upcoming camps is not quite as good for my plans. I haven't read anything recent about INE's bootcamp, at least for the v5 content. I have read hit or miss reviews about IPExpert.

I have used INE's All Access Pass and their workbooks, completing all but mock lab 2 so far. I'm saving it for a date closer to the exam. I know Brian McGahan lurks around here sometimes; how diverse is the material in the bootcamp from the workbooks?

Throw me anything you have heard, person experiences, rumors, 'Hey I heard the instructor spits when he talks, so don't sit in the front row', whatever.

Edit: I am referring to on-site, instructor-led training, not recorded trainings.

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CCIE Data Center Technology Lab Workbook Overviews
NEXUS Technology Labs Outline
Classical Ethernet Switching
Core Nexus LAN Switching
VLAN Trunking Protocol (VTP)
Port Channels
Rapid PVST Traffic Engineering
MSTP Traffic Engineering
STP Bridge Assurance
STP Edge Ports
Virtual Port Channels (vPC)
Active Standby NIC Teaming without vPC
Active Active NIC Teaming with vPC
Nexus 7K Virtual Port Channels (vPC)
Nexus 7K Virtual Port Channels (vPC) with Layer 3 Routed Keepalive
Nexus 7K Virtual Port Channels (vPC) with SVI Keepalive
vPC and HSRP
Back-to-Back vPC
vPC Peer Switch
vPC Customization
Fabric Extenders (FEX)
Fabric Extenders (FEX)
FEX Active Standby
FEX Active Active Host vPC
FEX Active Active Fabric vPC
FEX and N5K Config Sync
Storage Area Network (SAN)
VSANs and VSAN Trunking
SAN Port Channeling
Fibre Channel over Ethernet (FCoE)
Fibre Channel Zoning
FCoE QoS
Fibre Channel Device Aliases
iSCSI Virtual Targets
Fibre Channel over IP (FCIP)
UCS Technology Labs Outline
UCS B-Series Components and Management
UCS B-Series Default Configuration
UCS B-Series Initialization
FI High Availability
Connecting to Web/Java UCSM UI
UCS System Management Communications
Call Home
Orgs and RBAC
AAA and LDAP
Backup and Restore
Chassis and Blade Discovery
Management IP Address Pools
DNS Server Management
NTP Server and Time Management
UCS B-Series LAN Connectivity
Ethernet Switching Mode, End Host Mode, and Uplink Configuration
MAC Address Aing
VLANs
Uplink Port Channels
LAN Pin Groups
Disjointed L2 Networks
Global LAN and FCoE QoS
LAN and FCoE QoS Policies
MAC Address Pools
LAN Policies - Network Control
LAN Policies - Flow Control
Monitoring LAN Connections and Exposing Hot Spots
vNIC Templates
Dynamic vNIC Provisioning
UCS B-Series SAN Connectivity
Fibre Channel Switching Mode, End Host Mode, and Uplink Configuration
VSANs and FCoE VLANs
Uplink Trunking Port Channels
SAN Pin Groups
WWNN/nWWN Pools
WWPN/pWWN Pools
SCSI IPs and IQNs
vHBA Templates
UCS B-Series Server Pool Provisioning
UUID Pool
Server Pool Creation
Server Pool Qualification
Server Pool Policies
UCS B-Series Service Profiles
Policies for Service Profiles
Service Profile Initial Templates
Service Profile Updating Templates
Service Profile Instantiation - ESXi1
Service Profile Instantiation - ESXi2
Service Profile Instantiation - ESXi-VMFEX
Manual Service Profile Creation - Win2k8 Bare Metal
UCS B-Series OS Installation and Testing
OS Installation on CUST1 Service Profile ESXi1
OS Installation on CUST1 Service Profile ESXi2
OS Installation on CUST2 Service Profile Win2k8-BM
Log In and Initialize Datastore
Provision VMware vSwitch for Kernel Management
Provision VMware vSwitch for Kernel vMotion
Provision VMware vSwitch for VMs
Deploy Guest VMs and vCenter from Inventory and Integrate ESXi Hosts
Test vMotion, Ethernet Fabric Failover, and FC Multipathing
Nexus 1000v on UCS
Deploy Nexus 1000v VSMs in L3 Mode and Install VEMs in ESXi Hosts
Port Profile Provisioning
Migrating Physical Adapters and VM Guests to N1Kv DVS
Nexus 1000v Virtual Port Channel - Host Mode (vPC-HM)
Test vMotion on Nexus 1000v
QoS in Nexus 1000v
IGMP in Nexus 1000v
SPAN in Nexus 1000v
ERSPAN in Nexus 1000v
Access Control Lists in Nexus 1000v
Private VLANs in Nexus 1000v
DHCP Snooping in Nexus 1000v
Dynamic ARP Inspection in Nexus 1000v
IP Source Guard in Nexus 1000v
Netflow in Nexus 1000v
VM-FEX on UCS
VM-FEX Preparation
VM-FEX vCenter Plugin, VEM Installation, and Port Profiles
VM-FEX with PassThru Switching (PTS)
VM-FEX with DirectPathIO (High-Performance VM-FEX)
Application Networking Services with ACE
ACE Management Traffic
Contexts
Basic Server Load Balancing in One-Armed Single-VLAN Mode with ICMP Probe
Basic Server Load Balancing in Routed Mode and HTTP Probe
Configure Sticky Application Connections in Routed Mode with Backup Serverfarm
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