From: John Kaberna (jkaberna@xxxxxxxxxxxx)
Date: Wed Jan 09 2002 - 15:50:23 GMT-3
I agree with you there. I think we are in agreement on what can be changed
to reflect the new format. It's very little. What I would like to see is
that the new labs all reflect a simulated 8-hour exam. You'll notice that
the older labs can be done in a few hours while some take a couple days or
more. I would prefer that future Ccbootcamp labs be similar to the real
exam in structure and content. I know that is how I am writing all my
security labs. If you want to step through individual technologies slowly,
then people should go through Caslow's book or some of the other lab study
guides. The labs in those books are easier and give a candidate a good
start on specific technologies instead of throwing him in to the fire like
Ccbootcamp.
I would suggest that if anyone has recommended topics that they forward them
to Marc so he can put them in upcoming labs. They are working on new labs,
but as you can imagine it takes a lot of time to write, test, and review
these labs before they can come to market. It sounds like you feel that
maybe they aren't putting out new labs fast enough. I can't say that I
disagree since there's only been 2 labs in about 6 months. I know Marc and
Brad are working very hard on it though and hopefully the next lab is great.
Maybe Marc can chime in here and let us know when lab 21 is expected.
John Kaberna
CCIE #7146
www.netcginc.com
(415) 750-3800
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