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1st CCIE award

1993

Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert, or CCIE, is a technical certification offered by Cisco Systems. The first certification awarded was numbered 1024, a nod to the unreserved port numbers in TCP/IP.

By January 2000, 4451 people worldwide acheived CCIE status. By Novemember 2017, 59,737 CCIEs were listed in the Hall of Fame.

A table with two columns, CCIE Certification and Lab Exam Topics, is broken down by each CCIE certification sub-type with the following info: Routing and Switching IP and non-IP routing; non-IP desktop protocols such as Novell IPX and AppleTalk; bridge and swithc-related technologies; voice over IP; network security; configuring ATM, WAN switching: Installing Cisco WAN switches; stratview plus installgation and maintenance; BPX/AXIS switch and service configuration; virtual trunking and tiered networks; ISP-DIAL: Firewall and security; dial on demand routing; ISDN; customer premise equip-to-access server connections; IP routing and tunneling; virtual private dial network; quality of service; roaming, SNA/IP integration: Briding and LAN (token Ring) concepts; switches and switching concepts; data-link switching plus (DLSw+) concepts; CIP; SNA network design, Network Design: Porotocols and technologies used in designing network core, distribution and access layers; SNA/IP migration; multiservice, campus, and WAN design; network management
A world map shows the number of global CCIE professionals broken down by continent or country in areas with more CCIE graduates as of January 2000. Asia: 476, Australia: 176, New Zealand: 34, Canada 128, US 2031, South America 96, Europe 1432, Africa 78, with a total of 4451 people worldwide had achieved CCIE status.