From: Jess Romero (jromero@xxxxxxxxx)
Date: Sat Apr 03 1999 - 02:22:27 GMT-3
John:
I think I understand your question; here is what I recall from my
experience and instructions from my proctor (a very nice lady, btw):
1. Each section has a discrete point value; it works or it doesn't.
2. There is no partial credit; for full credit:
3. It has to work exactly as requested, per the specs. For example,
you could probably always get something working via a quad zeroes default
route, but if that is not what was specified, then you get 0 credit.
They are pretty strict, if not always 'crystal clear' - that is why you
must spend some time up front and read ALL the instructions before
putting pencil to paper.
Bottom line: it gets very interesting and really tests your understanding
of the many interdependencies in order to get everything working as
requested.
htp,
Jess
John Galt Kupec wrote:
> OK, I'm in last minute mode now! Trying to keep cool, calm,
> and collected about Monday...
>
> Anyone have any advice regarding the following situation-
>
> Let's say the lab instructions tell you to build a frame relay tunnel
> that traverses a number of routers. Later on in the instructions
> you see that you need to get other protocols working and they're
> going to have to use the tunnel.
>
> Are you totally hosed if you can't get the tunnel to work? That is,
> would you be able to get points for the other protocol setups
> if you got them up and running by some other method?
>
> I suspect I know the answer already but I'd like to hear what
> you all have to say.
>
> Thanks
>
> John
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