Congratulations to:

• Ryan Schwab CCIE #27829 (Voice)
• Manjit Jiten Yadav CCIE #27827 (Sec)
• Driss Benattou CCIE #27803 (Voice)
• Wouter Vloeberghs CCIE #27801 (Sec)

Manjit Stated;

“I feel proud to express my gratitude to IPexpert which enabled me to clear my CCIE (Security) exam. The IPexpert CCIE Security BLS (Blended Learning Solution self-study bundle) helped me a lot to achieve my number, the motto “An Investment in education will always pay you the interest” works for me. I invest my time and money in CCIE, finally I reached my target. IPexpert’s CCIE Rack for practice is updates and amazing. The online support and after hour support is amazing. IPexpert helped me a lot to achieve my CCIE.”
-Manjit Jiten Yadav CCIE #27827 (Sec)

Ryan Stated;

“I just wanted to give a huge thanks for the great CCIE Voice Training study material IPexpert has produced. IPexpert CCIE Training material along with Proctorlabs and Cisco’s SRNDs were the primary study material I used and it worked on the first attempt.”

-Ryan Schwab CCIE #27829 (Voice)

IPexpert is proud to boast the world’s largest list of CCIE success stories, and the industry’s most complete and updated self-study portfolio for the CCIE Routing & Switching, CCIE Voice, CCIE Security and CCIE Service Provider Lab exams.  Have you also used IPexpert or Proctor Labs to help you pass the CCIE lab exam?  If so, we want to hear your story! Please email us at success@ipexpert.com.

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In the first post in this series, I introduced the concept of IP multicast RPF. In the previous two, I explained the solution to the RPF failure using IGP routing and static RPF. Both of those solutions have serious caveats, amongst others that they may be disallowed in the CCIE lab. Today, I will examine the solution using BGP, or more specifically IPv4 multicast BGP address family.
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In the first post in this series, I introduced the concept of IP multicast RPF. In the previous one, I explained the solution to the RPF failure using IGP routing. Since that solution affects not only multicast, but unicast routing, it may not be suitable. Today, I will explore the solution to the RPF failure using static RPF verification – also (wrongly) called “static multicast routing”.
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Congratulations to:

• Byju Varghese CCIE #27751 (R&S)
• Sriharshaa Prabhakar CCIE #27816 (Voice)
• Asif Irfan CCIE #27756 (R&S)
• Driss BENATTOU #27803 (Voice)
• Wouter Vloeberghs #27801 (Security)

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East China, MI (PRWEB) December 22, 2010

There are currently less than 50 engineers, worldwide, who possess Cisco’s CCIE Wireless certification. This leading, industry-recognized designation offered by Cisco, distinguishes network engineers as the most technically proficient within Cisco’s wireless arena.

In February, 2010, Cisco announced that they predicted a wireless-data explosion that will be unlike anything ever seen in internet-data history. “Researchers believe that the amount of data traffic traversing the mobile network by 2014 will be equal to about 1 billion DVDs. By comparison that is about the equivalent of 133 times all the data that has ever been transmitted across a mobile network since networks first were launched in the 1980’s until today”. (http://www.rfcheck.com/news/Cisco-predicts-wireless-data-explosion.php)

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