IPexpert's CCIE Security Lab "End-to-End" All Inclusive Program

Do you want everything IPexpert can deliver? Register for the End-to-End program and we will send you our entire portfolio of self-study products. Also attend both instructor-led week-long courses!

Price: $7,999.00

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IPexpert CCIE Security End-to-End Program Overview:

IPexpert offers the largest portfolio of CCIE Security preparation products and courses available. This program provides you with EVERYTHING we offer for the CCIE Security track, creating a comprehensive end-to-end preparation path to success!

Upon registration, we will provide you with all of our self-study products:

Workbook with accompanying Proctor Guide
Audio Lecture on Demand recorded lectures
Video on Demand recorded audio/video

All IPexpert products have been developed for the serious CCIE candidates, willing to go the extra mile to ENSURE their CCIE number is earned according to their preparation plan.

This IPexpert all-inclusive program will cover technical components from A to Z, address time management, reveal various mistakes, explain how to read and understand your lab task(s), plus many other critical components that MUST be understood before taking your CCIE Security lab exam.

IPexpert "graduates" from this end-to-end program have an extreme advantage over any other CCIE candidates; an advantage that will provide them with the knowledge and skills needed to earn the CCIE number!

Before you go, remember…

Students MUST BRING THEIR OWN LAPTOPS. See laptop requirements here.
Your registration MUST be paid in full prior to attending the academy.

Once you arrive to class site:

You receive 10 very full days of instructor-led training.
You will be assigned a dedicated pod of equipment (vRack) to access throughout the course (includes the weekend between Week 1 and Week 2).
You will receive additional tools once the courses begin:
- IPexpert course materials
- Additional course-specific materials
- IPexpert collared golf shirt

CCIE Security End-to-End Program Week-by-Week Overview:

Week One: Monday through Thursday will consist of a combination of CCIE Security lab lectures and hands-on experience. Your instructor will review the wording of lab tasks and many of the common mistakes encountered by lab candidates.

Week Two: Monday through Thursday will consist of four full-day mock lab exams. Friday is reserved for a Q&A sessions, review, and group discussions. During the first four days of week two, the instructor will be available for individual discussions, questions and guidance.

End-to-End CCIE Lab Training Program Prerequisites:

All students MUST HAVE passed the CCIE Security written exam in order to qualify for this CCIE program.
All Students should have at least 50% of the lab scenarios in the IPexpert Ultimate Preparation Workbook completed prior to attending the courses. The hardware available for rental at Proctor Labs coincide with the topologies used in our workbook scenarios and configurations.
Once again, we are only looking for and will only accept applicants who are highly motivated and serious about passing their CCIE Security lab exam. The lab portion of the exam for CCIE Security is extremely challenging. In order to thoroughly prepare you, all of our training tools and programs at IPexpert are equally challenging.

CCIE Security Lab Instructors:

Mark Snow, CCIE #14073 (Security and Voice) .

Jared Scrivener, CCIE #16983 (R&S, Security, Service Provider)

Notices for Electronic File Access:

IPexpert materials are governed by a 1-Person End-User License Agreement. To help prevent / dissuade piracy, use of electronic media offered by IPexpert are monitored several ways:

A security plug-in is used to require authentication by the license holder before a PDF file is opened and to limit the number of available prints per file.
PDF documents are watermarked with the information of the person licensed to access them.
All electronic files (PDF, audio, video) are encoded in a subtle manner within their code, providing reference to the license holder.

We wish piracy was not a problem, but it is. These methods help us to monitor and track the dishonest individuals that do not honor the License Agreement and copyright laws.