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changes at RTP?

are the rumors true??? end of an era! what will happen to the CCIE lab

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Who TF cares

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Post ID: @5jsz+1lMrVPX4

Triple CCIE here, RTP not closing.

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Post ID: @4dtt+1lMrVPX4

Yay! rtp news, keep it coming.. best news ever

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Post ID: @wtx+1lMrVPX4

@gpr+1lMrVPX4 Lol u go 2 B&N?

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Post ID: @flh+1lMrVPX4

RTP is closing down completely, i heard

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Post ID: @tqt+1lMrVPX4

CCIE lab isn't relevant anymore. Cisco doesn't want customers using CLI. They want all GUI tools (APIC, DNAC, SDA, vManage, Meraki) with subscriptions behind them. Hard to charge a yearly subscription for CLI. Put a fork in CCIE/CCNP, its done. Cisco Press books have also slowed down a bunch. Rarely see them in Barnes and Noble anymore.

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Post ID: @gpr+1lMrVPX4

Georgia is way too hot and humid for golfing.

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Post ID: @qkd+1lMrVPX4

Bulk of learning/cert labs from RTP moving to Richardson as far as I know. Texas will be the main lab for certs, training/learning.

Some RTP labs now being used as LaaS as bunch of San Jose bldgs, labs were recently sold. SJC days as main hub for demos, high profile customer engagements, etc.. are numbered.

Atlanta is slowly being prep as the new HQ. Golfer paradise.

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