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The Original CCIE Lab's Plaque

Stuart Biggs, who was awarded CCIE number 1025, was able to track down the original CCIE lab's number plaque and get a picture (see below).  I asked where it was currently located:

They moved it to bldg K - ground floor where the elevators are.
Stuart

Stuart noted that the frame's glass makes it difficult to get a good photo.  Perhaps the certification group at Cisco can get a couple of close-ups of the emblem and the label to go with the overall photo.

See you at Networkers (or Cisco Live as they're calling it now) next week. 

  -Terry

The image is a link to the full size image, which is 2816x2112, or 3.40349MB. 

Original CCIE lab plaque
 

 

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Terry Slattery, CCIE #1026, is a senior network engineer with decades of experience in the internetworking industry. Prior to joining Chesapeake NetCraftsmen as a full time consultant, Terry was the founder and CTO of Netcordia, and inventor of NetMRI, a suite of network management products. Terry started Netcordia as a consulting company in 2000 and transitioned to a network management product company in 2003. During the consulting days, he used his network design and implementation skills to lead a team in the design and implementation of a high availability network at a brokerage clearing house. Terry is the former President and founder of Chesapeake Computer Consultants, Inc., a networking and computer systems training and consulting company. He co-invented and patented the vLab(tm) internet-based remote lab system. He is co-author of the McGraw Hill text Advanced IP Routing in Cisco Networks. Terry led the team that developed the current Cisco IOS user interface under contract to Cisco Systems. Terry is experienced in the design and installation of large TCP/IP based networks and is a successful network protocol instructor. He is the second Cisco Certified Internetworking Expert (CCIE) #1026 and the first outside of Cisco. He enjoys membership on the Vanderbilt University Engineering School’s Industrial Advisory Board and the IEEE.

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