What else do you want to know. That is fairly in depth explanation of the
SP track.
At 02:34 PM 3/6/01 +0000, Martin Cooper wrote:
>Does anyone know anything about this beyond what's on CCO?
>
>M.
>
> > 3. Comprehensive CCIE Communications and Services Track Planned for
> > 2001
> > As market trends move toward a solutions driven approach, the CCIE
> > program is doing the same. The CCIE Communications and Services
> > track will become that evolutionary vehicle and it is under
> > development now. The new Communications and Services certification
> > track is being designed to evaluate a candidate's expertise in
> > providing an end to end networking solution for the service
> > provider market including Core, Pop, and access technologies.
> > Candidates will be evaluated in Core/Pop technologies and one
> > access technology of their choice, either DSL, Dial, Cable,
> > Wireless, or Optical. Elements of WAN Switching and Dial will be a
> > component of the new exams. Therefore, the WAN Switching and ISP
> > Dial exams will go off-line worldwide on January 31, 2001, with
> > the corresponding lab exams off-line on August 31, 2001.
> > If you are on a course for either CCIE ISP-Dial (#350-004) or CCIE
> > WAN Switching (#350-007) you have until January 31, 2001 to take
> > either exam. The CCIE ISP-Dial and WAN Switching Lab exams will be
> > open through August 31, 2001. If you are unable to schedule or do
> > not pass the Lab exam before the August 31, 2001 deadline, you
> > will automatically qualify and can schedule the CCIE
> > Communications and Services Lab when available. Direct your
> > questions regarding program changes to ccie@cisco.com.
> > Stay tuned to this What's New page for up to date information on
> > CCIE Communications and Services structure, beta, and release.
> > Details on the new track will be available in the near future.
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