From: Dana Gertsch (dgertsch@xxxxxxxxx)
Date: Tue Apr 20 1999 - 16:00:43 GMT-3
My normal recommendation for anyone taking the lab is to take the first 30 -45
minutes and read through and document your work before you start. This
relieves a lot of pressure by knowing what things you may have trouble with,
and pushing them off until the end of the day.
Remember that one of the things they grade you on is documentation.
Documenting your work will also help you to troubleshoot.
This method also allows you to hit each router one time, enter all the
configuration changes, then test it before moving on.
Dana
"Kwon, George M" wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am taking the Lab on June 1st (my first try), stress is starting to build
> up. Can someone advice on what I should configure fist ? Should I start
> configuring all the interfaces first, or should I concentrate on all the
> routers that are involved with a particular routing protocol first.
>
> thanks.
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