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Internetwork Expert, Inc. - July 2007 Newsletter - www.InternetworkExpert.com

What's New This Month:

>CCIE Security End-to-End Program
>CCIE Storage Classes
>Dynamips Lab Workbook
>Promotions in July
>FREE Technology V-Seminars
>Internetwork Expert Going Global
>Featured CCIE Success Story
>Congratulations to...
>Upcoming Classes

Read more here: http://internetworkexpert.com/newsletter/july2007.htm

Thanks to the guidance of our expert instructors Brian Dennis & Brian McGahan, along with your perseverance, Internetwork Expert continues to have the fastest growing list of R&S CCIEs in the world, in most cases two to three times our nearest competition! If you are an Internetwork Expert customer who recently passed the lab we want to know! Email success@internetworkexpert.com and tell us how Internetwork Expert helped you to achieve your CCIE goal!
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