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Top 10 presents for the CCIE

Top 10 presents for the CCIE

Merry Christmas everyone! Alternatively, for those non-Christians - Happy Holidays!

With Christmas on the horizon, you may be looking for some ideas for presents for the CCIE student, or the network nerd in your life.

I have put together a small list of some ideas for suitable presents.

1. Noise cancelling headphones


Chances are, if your loved-one is studying towards their CCIE, then they will be watching a lot of training videos. A decent pair of noise-cancelling headphones serve two purposes. Firstly to allow the student to block intrusive noise and pay closer attention, secondly, so that you don't have to hear the noise from the training videos. Everyone is a winner!

These Sony MDR-V55 DJ headphones offer superb sound along with great noise reduction.

Available from Amazon.com for just $54.95 or from Amazon uk for just £34.55.

2. Improve their memory

How to develop a brilliant memory

Their is a lot of information to be learnt for the CCIE. Whilst having years and years of experience in al the topics is obviously the best way to be ready for the exam, most people don't get this kind of experience, so reading, practice and memorisation is the next best thing.

This book teaches memory techniques from a Grandmaster of Memory. If this cant help in remembering all the OSPF LSAs types and functions, I don't know what will! This great book is available for a stocking-filling $8.78 from Amazon.com or for £6.39 from Amazon.co.uk.

3. Take a break, you deserve it!

Breaking Bad boxset

Everyone deserves a bit of relaxation. What better way to do this than with a superb box-set? Breaking Bad has been one of the most heralded series of all time, so grab the box set and put your feet up for a while! What better way to do this than to follow Walter White and family!

Breaking Bad is available on Amazon.com for $132.96 and from Amazon UK for £55.00

4. Study, study everywhere

iPad mini

Having physical books is great, but the entire 20-odd book CCIE reading list doesn't exactly make for portable reading. Invert in an iPad mini, which will easily hold all the PDFs for the reading list, run the kindle app (see item 9), hold all the training videos, and will work great with the noise cancelling headphones from item 1.

The iPad mini 3 will do all of the above and much much more. Available in 16GB, 64GB and 128GB versions , prices start from just $364.49 on amazon.com, or from £280 in the UK

5. No sleep till lab day

Death Wish Coffee

Coffee; it keeps us alert and awake. Kiss good bye to sleep with a 16oz bag of Death Wish ground coffee beans, the worlds strongest coffee!

Grab a bag for just $19.99 in the US, or £19.00 in the UK!

6. Play time!

Star Wars Lego Death Star

Let's face it, you are buying presents for a geek. What could possibly be better than the combination of two of the greatest things in the world; Star Wars and Lego! The Lego Star Wars Death Star is huge! It has everything, so you can recreate all your favourite scenes!

Included in the box are Luke Skywalker, Han Solo, Obi-Wan Kenobi, C-3PO, R2-D2, Princess Leia, Chewbacca, Luke Skywalker (Jedi Knight), Darth Vader, Grand Moff Tarkin, Emperor Palpatine, 2 Stormtroopers, 2 Emperor's Royal Guards, R2-Q5, and mouse droid.

This will provide some much needed time away from studying!

Prices are from around £315 in the UK, and $399.95 in the USA.

7. Geek? Wear?

geek t-shirt

Geeks love t-shirt, so how about the evolution of the Geek t-shirt?

At just $14.99 in the US, or £11.99 in the UK it makes for a great socking filler!

8. Spend some quality time - in binary

geek watch

Let them know that you'd like to spend some time with them, by spending on some time for them, and get them the Compasso Binary watch from Detomasso. This stylish watch tells the time in binary, which will also help them when doing subnetting! Stylish and functional!

Priced at $174.90 on Amazon.com, or £63.90 on Amazon.co.uk.

9. Some good study books

MPLS for Cisco Networks

It would be remise of me not to pimp out my own books at all available opportunities, so get them MPLS For Cisco Networks available from Amazon.com for $12.91, and from amazon.co.uk for £9.82.
BGP for Cisco Networks

While you are there, grab BGP for Cisco Networks for just $12.28 or £8.42. Great value!

10. Celebrate in style

Nice bubbly

There is always time to celebrate, and always a reason. Celebrate Christmas. Celebrate the New Year. Celebrate passing the CCIE lab exam. Celebrate being together with family. Celebrate the weekend. Just celebrate.

How about a 2004 bottle of Dom Perignon, available for $175.00, or £114.95?

CCIE v5 Official Certification guide delayed, AGAIN!

CCIE v5 Official Certification guide delayed, AGAIN!

After the fucking shambles that is Secret Cinema's Back to the Future shows in London I got this email from Amazon:

Unfortunately, the release date for the item(s) listed below was changed by the supplier, and we need to provide you with a new estimated delivery date based on the new release date:

  Kocharians, Narbik "CCIE Routing and Switching V5.0 Official Cert Guide Library: 1 - 2"
    Estimated arrival date: October 06 2014

I know that the two have no relation to each other, but I need to vent.

So it looks unlikely that I'll be able to get Narbik to sign mine when I go to his class.

It really does feel like Cisco pushed the v5 release too early. The official training material isnt released yet and keep getting pushed back further and further. They might as well retitle it v6 and have done with it...

You can still order it from Amazon, and if you pre-order now you might just get it by Christmas!

(ok ranting over)

CCIE Routing and Switching v5.0 Official Cert Guide delayed again!

The CCIE v5 launched a few days ago, yet the CCIE v5 official certification guide has been delayed again.


Originally scoped for release last month (May) the release date has now been pushed back again. It is a bit short-sighted to release an exam for which the official certification material has not been released yet, though technically all the CCIE written and lab answers are available on Cisco's website - you just need to know where to find them. It is frustrating as I already sent my v4 guide back to Amazon, which was pretty good as I paid £27 for it and got about £15 back through Amazon trade-in.

Currently the release date is October 2nd in the US and September 22nd in the UK. It's available for pre-order, and I have ordered mine. Hopefully I'll get it before my CCIE course starts at the end of September, mainly because I want Narbik to sign mine!

Pre-order the CCIE Routing and Switching v5 Official Certification guide now!

You can pre-order the certification guide now from Amazon:

Passed CCNP TShoot

Hurrah! I am certified in CCNP Routing and Switching!

I took the CCNP TShoot exam yesterday, I passed, but that's not to say I found it easy. In fact I think this exam took me longer to complete than any of the other exams so far. 

The format is that you are given a couple of multiple choice or drag and drop questions, and then it's onto the trouble tickets.