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I'd say BGP confederations are not widely used in general, but if anything they'd be a CCIE-SP topic, rather than EI

Please remember to mention where you took the exam

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Unlikely, the only message I have received is from someone from CD trying to sell me their stuff

One of the tasks requires summarization of the HQ subnet into a /16. For this to work, all devices in HQ need to be in the same area. The virtual link is used for the traffic engineering task in section 1.4

I want to do it around that date too, possibly June 23rd or the week after

Hello there, Cisco just announced availability for the CCIE EI v1.1 exam starting next Sept, along with new tracks and updated concentration exams Link to the announcement: [Hidden Content]

Link is down, could you reupload, please?

@simonbarCould you please reupload? Thanks

Congrats on your digits. I'm gonna start seriously studying for the EI exam as well, how long did it take you? Could you please share the WB you used? Kind regards

That's exactly the link I was looking at. There are only three locations marked with "BYOD - Pilot" All the other locations are Cisco kit, so if you register for those your exam fees won't be waived

I still only see the three original BYOD locations: US, UK and Hong-Kong

This is not a mock lab, this is the real exam. The current schedule only has 3 locations that accept BYOD candidates so its' kinda limited, but if you live close to any of those (US, UK, HK) it's worth a try

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Just uploaded one of them to the Devnet shares forum:

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You're probably better off downloading the .iso and use GNS3 or EVE, anyway

CBT Nuggets network automation course should get you started with python, ansible, and other automation related topics. They also have DEVASC and DEVCOR courses.