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'Heinz Ulm"-CCIE 34847
"I've seen many questions on Groupstudy about what to ask the proctor. The students of Heinz Ulm are drilled every single day on not only what to ask, but when to ask, and why to ask. They are taught to make an impression on the proctor that they did not come to take the lab exam, but instead that they are fully prepared for the lab exam and they simply came to the Cisco facility to collect their digits."
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How long do I have access to the gear ?


Pics from various camps around the world:


Germany

CCNP Camp with Eugenia

R&S Bootcamp

Spacy rooms

Security Camp with Heiko

In Denver, USA with Heinz

Class in Jeddah, Saudi

5 students from 4 nations

How long do I have access to the gear ?

You can work as long as you like !
You usually stay in the classroom and in the evening keep working from your hotel room (via VPN) just as you would be in the class.

Access to the equipment in the evening and even on weekends ( if class is more than 1 week AND you registered for more than 1 week ! ) :
As long as you want !!!

This gives you several advantages:
a) you can deepen your hands-on experience
b) you can experiment with different solutions ("many ways towards Rome")
c) you can play with different topologies 
d) you can catch-up in case you are falling behind






Student explains to classmate

Heinz helping lost student



Barcelona, Spain



BBQ on the terrace


" Hi Professor Heinz, Coming to your boot camp was the dawn of CCIE reality and a big wakeup call for me. Prior to my arrival at your boot camp, I actually deluded myself "in thinking that I was close to being ready for the LAB" I was so wrong, and so far from the truth. With Professor Heinz, I discovered exactly "how LIMITED I was in terms of knowledge and CCIE readiness" and exactly what the CCIE standard was and how distant from it I was at the time (i.e. in another galaxy). Thanks to Professor Heinz, I was able to make the transformation from mere "contender status" to "actual champion" i.e. passing the CCIE Lab. Warning & Advisory Notice, if you are NOT prepared to sacrifice "your life" to pass the CCIE Lab, then my advice would be to just forget it, cause believe me, it DEFINITELY has the potential to be FATAL !!!! "
CCIE 25215

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"Student of an US camp: The class was wonderful. Great job!"


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CCIE 34847
CCIE 34847
"I had the fortunate opportunity to attend a 3 week Heinz Ulm Bootcamp in preparation for my CCIE R&S Lab. I found the bootcamp extremely useful to practice the full scope of work for the R&S Lab blueprint, and specifically fine tune interpretation of Lab questions and configuration speed.
The Denver bootcamp location which I attended, has the advantage of providing accommodation in the same location where the Lab/workspace is located. This meant you are able to start as early, and continue working as late as you require, and being close to a bed when your configs start looking blurry from tiredness.
I recommend anyone that has the means and time available to attend a Heinz Ulm bootcamp, preferably about 1 month before attempting the Lab.          CCIE 34847 (South Africa)"
CCIE 34847

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