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It’s official! If I can do this, so can you! Some of you may be just starting out, some of you may be on the homestretch with a lab right around the corner. Either way, this post may have some interest to you.

I’d like to share my story, how I prepared, what study methods worked best for me, how I picked myself back up after defeat, and what I did to prepare once more for ultimate victory. Choosing the path to CCIE Data Center As many of you interested in Data Center technologies, I dabbled with small-to-medium projects, implementing Nexus 5Ks, UCS, NetApp storage, and VMware ESXi at my places of work. These technologies got me really excited over the years, and in November of 2013 I took on a larger Data Center project. Countless hours reading CVDs, config guides, best practice guides, and numerous hours plowing through INE videos led to a solid design, complete build and successful deployment. This really fueled the fire to begin my studies for the CCIE Data Center certification, as I now had Nexus 7K/5K/2Ks, UCS and Unified Fabric hands-on experience at the enterprise-level. Plus, this stuff is cool!

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Props to my colleague, for sacrificing many nights, insights, white boards, coffee beans, bar napkins and a ridiculous amount of time building that Data Centers together. Completing the written exam I set a goal to pass my CCIE Data Center Written exam at Cisco Live, and did just that in May 2014. I found that watching instructional videos from trusted training providers like INE and IPexpert really helped with understanding the technologies well enough to prepare and pass the written exam.

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I took copious notes, many of them hand-written, which others agree aid in helping you retain information more so than just unconsciously typing. I created indexes of the blueprint topics and went through each one in detail. Study Strategy for the Lab exam Create a spreadsheet to track progress Now the real fun begins, preparation for the lab. This was my first time preparing for such an intense exam, so nerd as I am, I created a spreadsheet to help me keep track of everything. I later found some other sheets online that like-minded people had created and made adjustments as necessary to improve my tracking.

I created tabs for my overall schedule, blueprint objectives, INE videos, IPExpert videos, books to read, mock labs, Peter Revill’s blogs, and my personal blog ideas. I’ll attach a cleaned copy to download if you’re interested.

Here is a short screenshot of the blueprint tab: Download here: UPDATE for CCIE DC v2: Learn Cisco.com navigation, read ALL Data Center Configuration Guides I went through each topic in chronological order with great detail. This is where I honed my skills on navigating the Cisco support documentation. Say for example the next topic was “Implementing Netflow” – I would go to cisco.com/go/techdocs and navigate my way to the NetFlow configuration guide for NX-OS and read the entire guide end-to-end taking notes along the way. It can be dry at times, especially UCS, but I feel that this helped me the most with my Data Center studies. Ciscolive.com has an enormous amount of very useful zero-cost training. Full PDFs and videos, an excellent resource for diving deep. Take copious notes For note-taking, I would most often use Evernote or hand writing.