The compete Booklist for CCIE RS lab exam

The CCIE (R&S) written and Lab exam is recognized as one of the most difficult professional certification exams. At present, there are only 10,000 people in the world who have obtained this certification. Of course, this is also related to the test strategy developed by Cisco (I will open another article on this aspect). Here are the main contents of the CCIE (R&S) exam:
The CCIE Routing and Exchange Lab exam is divided into nine parts:
One: Bridging and Switching (bridge and exchange)
It includes 4 small parts of Frame relay, ATM, DLSW, and Catalyst configuration.
Two: IP IGP Routing (IP routing protocol part)
These include OSPF, EIGRP, IS-IS, RIPv2, IPv6 (currently there is no such test site for exams, will be added after January 2005), GRE and some test points for routing policy control (such as route filtering, route redistribution, route summarization, etc.) ).
Three: BGP
These include IBGP, EBGP, and IPv6 (currently there is no such test site for exams, which will be added after January 2005), as well as some test points for routing policy control (such as route filtering, route redistribution, route summarization, etc.).
Four: Dial
Among them, ISDN technology mainly includes ODR, DDR, Dial backup, callback and so on.
Five: IP and IOS Features
This part of the content is all-encompassing, there are many test sites, mainly DHCP, HSRP, IP services, Mobile IP, NAT, NTP, SNMP, RMON these technologies you must be familiar with. Because it is possible to get it.
Six: IP Multicast (multicast, this is a test point that makes many people have headaches)
The content includes PIM, two-way PIM, PGM, DVMRP and Multicast tools.
Seven: QoS
Eight: Security (this part should belong to the basic security part)
Includes AAA, communication filtering and firewall, access list control, routing protocol security and more.
Nine: Voice over IP (VoIP) (Note: This test site will be removed from the “Current Exchange CCIE Exam” after January 2005, but there is still)
There are mainly Configuring voice ports, Dial peers and so on.