From: Eugene Ward (eward15@juno.com)
Date: Sun Jul 17 2005 - 21:38:07 GMT-3
Lanny,
In the end accomplishing the goal is all that matters. Congratulations!
Eugene Ward
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Sorry for the late response, I'm still in party mode :)
Ian, I used cconlinelabs because they were cheap (15 dollars for 5.5 hours),
they had everything I needed (3550s, ATM, etc...), and because they were
compatible with all the major workbooks.
As far as the technology list...I left it in the hotel room near Cisco.
It's such a shame, because it was very thorough, and probably the most
complete list I've seen. But if you read the entire document CD, you'll get
an idea of what you need to know. Seriously, all I did for the list was
just go through the CD and write down every single protocol and feature that
I thought fell under the lab blueprint.
Oh I will make a recommendation for people trying to save money. On exit
278 off of I-40, there is a Crossland hotel for 39.99 a night (It's also the
closest hotel, only about 5 minutes instead of 10 from Cisco). It's not as
nice as some of the 100 dollar places. But if you're paying your own way,
it's definately the way to go! And for the techies that love buffets, there
is a Golden Corral in the parking lot!
I am sad to say that it took me five tries to pass the lab. I want to have
excuses, but the only real excuse I can say is that I didn't study as much
as I needed to, until this last attempt. I took 3 months off from work,
studied 10 hours a day, and made sure I was very thorough with every
protocol.
Hope this helps! If there are any more questions feel free to ask!
Lanny
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