17 Signs You Could Be A CiscoChampion for Enterprise Networks

If you see yourself in any of the following, you might be a Cisco Champion for Enterprise Networks.

You’ve named your pet cat “6k”

News of a new .11ac AP excites you

CVDs are beach reading

You can name more than 4 services offered on an ISR

You know why there aren’t IOS ver. 13 nor 14

Your home network scares some visitors. Others want to borrow it for study

Downgrading someone’s QoS (allegedly) is your idea of a practical joke

Your CCIE number is in your twitter profile

You once listed “Uncle John” as a next of kin

IOS looks weird if it isn’t all caps

You’ve argued heatedly about IS-IS vs. OSPF

You were doing SDN 10 years ago with IOS scripting

Meeting Jimmy Ray Purser is on your bucket list

You know how ISE and Prime work together

Favorite color is router blue

WAAS isn’t a misspelling to you.

You’ve been known to mumble “CAPWAP” in your sleep

BONUS: You know what many of the acronyms in this list mean

Do a few of the above apply to you? While you don’t need a CCIE to be one, and maybe you’re allergic to cats, if you’re into Cisco networking technology, you should consider becoming a Cisco Champion for Enterprise Networks!

Please submit your nomination to cisco_champions@external.cisco.com for yourself or your favorite awesome person for inclusion in this program.   Mention “Enterprise Networks” in your nomination, so it will be routed correctly. All Cisco Champions for Enterprise Networks will be selected and alerted no later than January 17, 2013.

You can get more details here: http://www.cisco.com/go/ciscochampions