Time Measurement as an analysis of readiness

From: Kenneth Sacca (ksacca@xxxxxxxxx)
Date: Tue Dec 05 2000 - 21:46:17 GMT-3

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Hello

I just ran through an OSPF, IGRP redistribution lab.
There were two igrp routers, and four ospf routers.
Without looking at notes or CCO, I finished this
lab in 60 minutes. Each router was unconfigured,
and everything needed to be configured for this lab.

Anyone have a good approximation of how long this
should take someone who is ready for the CCIE lab?
I think I was very slow. I kept using some sanity
check commands which I could probably eliminate
when taking the lab. I would think 30 minutes
at the most to configure something like this.

Regards Ken

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