CCIE Enterprise Infrastructure Foundation

I'm working through the labs now. It seems the editors cut the Cisco Press print down and left out loads of material. No issue though...register the book, download the associated content, and you get the full lab guide in .pdf format. You also get the lab files for eve-ng. You'll have to set up eve-ng for all the required device types/images : IOL, vIOS, CSR (SDWAN was a beast - use 16.2.11 for vManage, vBond, vSmart - can use 18.4.4 for vEdge - vManage 17+ requires a smart license account to join vEdge devices...found that out the hard way)...if you search hard enough, you can find all of these for free online. Also, if you're like me and don't want to pay for Eve-ng pro, remove the docker linux boxes and load up a qemu qcow2 image instead for your virtual machines.Shooting for a Dec 2022 lab test, thanks for the awesome study materials!!!

There are no guidance or instructions that explain how to setup the lab equipment

Got my copy in the mail, yesterday. I have registered it and was able to download 2556 pages of Lab Output and Explanations as well as Configs Files and EVE-NG Export. You can’t go wrong with Narbik. Thanks Narbik Kocharians for the great work on this excellent book. It’s worth 7 stars. Lab it up with the unl files on eve-ng

This book alone is good, it's like finding a bronze chest. However, the gold chest is in the bonus content. There is a 2500+ page PDF workbook with detailed solutions, it doesn't just provide configurations, it explains a lot of the theory of the solutions in great detail. Narbik has a reputation for being one of the best teachers in the industry for a reason. The PDF workbook is amazing and you will learn a lot from it. It's written in simple language, is easy to follow, and is a most have. The bonus content also contains all the lab files to run on EVE-NG so you can do all the labs. If you're serious about getting your CCIE, this book will prepare you a great deal. Keep in mind that this is not a complete book for the CCIE, topics like QoS, Multicast, GRE tunnels, and others are not covered in this book. You can always join Narbik's bootcamp if you want to get everything!!

My job let me know I may need to obtain my CCIE so we could climb up that partner ladder with Cisco. I bought this book to help that along. It doesn't contain as much detailed information as I was hoping but it does have a lot of labs which I find more useful in learning the different technologies than just reading a book. I'd recommend this book to anyone looking for help with their CCIE.

in the book they keep referencing files that do not exist and sites that are unreachable, at one point it tells you to log into an ISE appliance that uses a unregistered dns name.this book is not worth your time.