How to Pass the CCIE Lab Exam with Wrong Answers

[@sinade1]

This is a strange but very important strategy for passing the CCIE lab where time is a usual enemy. I like to see more of these videos in the future.

[@jyk011609]

Sir...this is, hands down one of THE MOST useful videos on the CCIE that I've come across thus far!!! I still haven't taken my first attempt yet, but I could imagine that this is probably one of the most common reasons why most candidates typically fail their first attempt from what I've gathered. I haven't seen any advice for the CCIE like this up until now. I'm actually afraid that this might upset "The Powers that be" because this strategy seems like a "best kept secret" or "right of passage" that most candidates have to figure out on their own. Nonetheless, I appreciate you for passing this knowledge on so, PLEASE continue to put out more videos like these!! You just gained a new subscriber.

[@floridanatural8461]

Thanks Nick! No one ever talks about this, but moving forward makes sense if it opens up opportunity to pass this exam.

[@richardrugg]

I'm almost ready to try my first attempt at the CCIE Service provider lab, and this actually makes me feel a lot better. This is a wonderful tip, and I am grateful.

[@NicholasRusso]

Thank you, Richard. Have you seen my CCIE SP comprehensive study guide? I teamed up with two other experts to create this bundle: leanpub.com/b/cciespultimate

[@MrCoollyx]

I will be trying this strategy today

[@brianseagers2620]

Avant garde ....A man of culture!

[@gibsonreuben6622]

Strangely useful tip. Thank you!

[@mahasinhyder2086]

Thank you so much Nick! Much appreciated.

[@ChadBIsRacing]

The CCIE lab kicked my arse. this is good advise though. I f'ed config's up and just made stuff work even though it said not to do, just that. But it wasn't enough and it's hard to tell from the results exactly what it was. That was an expensive test not to pass. I'm pretty pissed at myself.

[@ikhal3d]

Very helpful. Thank you.

[@Chijidans]

This is really nice Nick, big thanks

[@walternakatana7603]

Thanks Nick!!!! You’re the best.

[@invinciblesword9107]

The next step after Nick's recommendation is to practice practice practice practice practice ..... before your wife asks for a divorce.

[@10_min_Mein]

Thanks much for the Valuable Tip!!!

[@dronomads]

You are awesome mate.. This is very useful

[@mvalera01]

Super interesting approach!

[@house9850]

great exam strategy upload thank you

[@AmmarAlIessa]

Shocking fact.. But true and very smart...

[@abylaurancecherian4930]

Thanks. very useful tips.

[@johnojo4715]

Thanks Nick 😊

[@ChristopheLucas]

Thank you.

[@tariqosman5811]

أفضل نصيحة الآن!:)

[@fidelsoares5696]

Thanks Nick for your great contribution.

[@beatzbyDAVE]

Thank you

[@dcgc4789]

How would this apply to something like CCIE Security? Same logic, even though you have multiple products?

[@NicholasRusso]

Yes, same logic. The product count doesn't matter.

[@dexterpicardal4695]

Hello. How is CCDE Practical Exam different from the CCIE Practical Exam? My understanding was CCIE Practical Exam will require you to troubleshoot, but I don't have any idea regarding CCDE.

[@NicholasRusso]

Scroll to the bottom and read my blogs on CCDE: njrusmc.net/blog/blog.html

[@kamalabduwahid]

Great. BINGO. U R genius.

[@bimatube1274]

Can you give us an idea on what not to waste time studying for CCIE?

[@NicholasRusso]

Hard to say. There's so much you need to know, and many trivial topics at that.

[@VincentDBlair]

Value

[@rdneysia]

more

[@TheLegend-yl6eu]

Actually it is hard to get all answers wrong than all answers right

[@Just_edits97]

Very helpful! Thanks