CCIE Voice Candidates (Mainly those ever renting Voice vRacks from Proctor Labs)

UPDATE FOR ALL VPNs – PLEASE READ IF YOU USE Proctor Labs vRacks

Four things have been changed to give everyone a much better experience when renting Voice vRacks from Proctor Labs. I’ll list each of them briefly here, and then go into more detail on each one of them regarding what each enhancement means for you as well as what you need to do to take advantage of the new changes.

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This page has been updated! Read below for changes to this post …

So now that this seminar is over – this blog post has morphed into a permanent update and archive of what was confirmed here at the CCIE Voice Techtorial at Cisco Networkers.

Without further ado, below is a quick bullet list of things that are now officially confirmed from the Cisco CCIE Voice Content Manager, Ben Ng, for the new CCIE Voice v3.0 Lab Exam.

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An unofficial source has verified that the new CCA Exam we reported on, will require a candidate to first have both completed (any) CCIE certification as well as the CCDE certification to then be allowed to sit the CCA exam.

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IPexpert Voice Workbook Clients,

As promised, the new Volume 1 Workbook and Proctor Guide are now available (if you’re an existing client, check your member’s area).  Our website will be updated Monday to reflect the new description and product.  If this updated content should be in your member’s area – and isn’t – please contact support@ipexpert.com w/ the request to investigate.  The Table of Contents is as follows:

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Don’t forget – Cisco Live! 20th Anniversary of Networkers is only 2 days away, and IPexpert will be Tweeting and Blogging live about any and all exciting new updates for the Cisco CCIE Voice, Route/Switch, and Security Exams!

If any of you follow the Cisco NetPro forum, you know that Maurilio Gorito had a live forum session earlier this month, and that Yusuf Bhaiji has a live forum session that is going on right now through July 2 where you can ask questions and get quick answers from the man who directs the CCIE Security Track himself.

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