From: Jay Hennigan (jay@west.net)
Date: Wed Jun 04 2003 - 22:06:55 GMT-3
On Thu, 5 Jun 2003 sustundag@tepum.com.tr wrote:
> Hi Group
> I am wondering that Documentation CD usage influences to LAB score
> I mean i suppose proctors monitors whole lab session (if not please
> write ) and because of my memory
> not well i think i will check some command syntax`s frequently
> And suppose that i done well for that section (etc bgp section)
> Is there a score that added to total lab score.I mean they migth me
> think that CCIE wouldn`t need to count on DOC cd too much
> Any thoughts will be appreciated
The scoring is as described on the web. You are given specific tasks
with point values. If you meet the requirements of that task, you get
the points. If not, not. The use of the Documentation CD (or the paper
copies thereof) neither adds to or subtracts from the point values.
Your time searching for things on the CD or printed IOS documentation
is time that you don't have to do other things, like complete tasks with
point values. You can play Minewseeper if you want and doing so won't
count against you, or for you if you do well. But it will take time.
That's what you need to be concerned about.
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