From: Bill Wade (wwade@xxxxxxxxx)
Date: Tue Feb 08 2000 - 17:10:35 GMT-3
John,
At 02:38 PM 2/8/00 , John Garrett wrote:
>Can anyone comment within NDA:
>
>What is the structure of the actual exam portions? I will take the lab in
>May(1st time), and I don't want to waste any time in the lab learning the
>day-to-day stuff. I know about the grading & what you need to get to reach th
e
>next section.
List of tasks to complete. It used to be day 1 was all IP, morning of day 2 wa
s IPX, AT, etc. but recently you could get a mix. The test is getting away fr
om the sharp distiction of only IP on day 1 and whatever else on 2.
>
>For example, Are we given a scenario to provide solutions as we see fit?
Scenario with spelled out restrictions.
>
>Are we given specific technologies and asked to configure them?
Yup.
>
>Are we given specific addresses to use, can we make up our own?
Be prepared.
>
>How do we get cables, connectors, etc? Are the patch panels well documented?
Its all there.
>
>Do I have to scrounge paper, pencils, documentation materials? what is
>available, if anything?
Its all there.
>
>If there are 8 people in the lab at one time, how do we keep from bumping into
>each other if we are all cabling at the same time?
Each victim has his/her own rack of equipment.
>
>What prevents someone from looking over my shoulder at what I am doing?
Are you kidding? Chances are pretty good that you won't have time to go the po
tty.
Bill
>
>
>Thanks in advance for anything that can be answered.(Within NDA, of course).
>
>
>John Garrett
>
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