Wall of Success - CCIE

I passed the CCIE Data Center exam in Brussels. INE's CCIE Data Center 10-Day Bootcamp was really helpful and the knowledge from Mark Snow on the blueprint of CCIE DC is infinite. Many thanks to INE for the help and support on my path. I am now CCIE DC #44947!...

I have been working in the networking field for over 11 years, always for a different ISP. I had my CCNA, CCNP, CCDP, and CCIP certifications and thought it was the perfect time to achieve my CCIE. I took the exam for the first time in San Francisco, after more...

It has really taken two full years, started in Sept 2012, to complete this goal of mine. I'm a big fan of self study, creating a realistic plan and following it through till completion. With that said, there were numerous times where I was just unmotivated. I fell pretty far...

In 2012, I started using INE as the main tool of study. I focused on finishing reading all of the recommended Brian McGahan books (I had read a lot of them), but there are many books that are fundamental to understanding the technologies. I used the following materials from INE:...

After over 18 months of dedicated work, I was able to pass my CCIE Collaboration lab exam. Thanks to INE and your workbooks, which allowed me to become a better engineer and pass this exam. I can now relax and say "I'm CCIE Collaboration #44793." Keep up the good work....

I just want to say thanks for your good work and support. I passed my CCIE Service Provider yesterday and I am sure it would not have happened without INE. I would also like to give a special thank you to Brian McGahan for his fantastic videos. I was lucky...

After hard work and lot of studying, I passed the CCIE Data Center Lab recently! Thank you Steve Jordan and INE for the good Bootcamp session and preparation. The material was good for increasing knowledge and practice experience. I would recommend it to everyone who plans to prepare for their...

I began working on the CCIE certification about 2 years ago; I had finished up the CCNP R&S track and decided that I enjoyed the topics enough to pursue CCIE both for professional growth as well as a personal goal and sense of accomplishment. Key to my success in this...

Well... where to begin? I got it... The number I was trying to get for 4 years. What an adventure... After lots of work, patience, training, and coffee, I finally reached my goal. Is it really the end? In fact, I think it's only the beginning. This long way to...

- Gourav Kumar Gupta,