CCIE Docs
Welcome
This is the CCIE landing page! 🛬
This is where it begins, tips, concepts, knowledge everything related to CCIE studies is in this space. I have gone through the CCIE topics and added the folder structure so now we just need to get some content!
Important
There is no estimated time frame of when all of this content will be written, but stay tuned!
Labs
If it makes sense within a topic, I’ll create some labs within Cisco_CML repository. Each lab will have a requirements section which will tell you what is required to run this lab. Most of if not all of these will be running with Cisco Modeling Labs. (That’s the general plan.)
Software
I’m using the Cisco Modeling Labs software and I’m running this in Hyper-V. So you need to have Windows 11 Pro if you want to go the Hyper-V route. Although as of right now its not officially supported it works for the most part. I don’t have deal with some of the new Windows 11 virtualization hiccups if you run this on VMware Workstation.
Tip
VMware Workstation is available for free, however you need to have a registered account through Broadcom. KB
Hardware
The type of hardware I’m running on for Cisco CML is 64GB of RAM and using an Intel 13th Gen processor with 16 cores. I’m going to guess that most things will work for CCIE studies however if I run into something were this does’nt cut it I’ll note that in the requirements section of the lab.
Tip
With Cisco Modeling Labs 2.8 and higher you can run up to five nodes or less for free? Within the labs I’m creating I’ll mention if the lab can run with either free-tier or not.
Questions
If there is a lab that you have questions on, or feedback in general, I do have spot for discussions on Github. Cisco CML Lab Discussions feel free to post there.