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May 14, 2016February 26, 2020

Cheaters

Note:  This article was originally posted in 2016.  Since that time, the CCIE program has changed the process for earning a CCIE, and the separate written exam is no longer used.  This means that the problem of people claiming to be a “CCIE” when they have only passed the written exam is no longer the […]

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